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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1906
Page
4
Fragmented OCR shows historical newspaper details for Anniston Evening Star with publication data and numbers. The text includes publisher and editor names, postal details, subscription rates, and archival references.
A small community gathering is planned to discuss civic issues and neighborhood priorities. Residents, neighbors, and stakeholders will share views and hear updates from local committees about upcoming projects.
The piece notes ongoing rehabilitation plans for Mobile and Pensacola, predicting vast improvements within five years and no lasting traces of the destruction. It discusses earthquakes within expected zones and suggests storms pose no unique drawback, asserting future stability and growth for both cities.
Washington announces the Democratic congressional committee issued a campaign text book for the 1906 race. It aims to inform voters on issues, heavily focuses on tariff reform, and criticizes Republican misdeeds. Native Livingston helped prepare the document.
The Rev Walker writes to Bishop Beckwith detailing the September 28 1906 Gulf storm at Week's Bay. He describes near destruction of houses chimneys and wharves and the perilous trek to Mobile Bay. He notes family safety torn structures and local church damages while expressing gratitude and resolve for mission work ahead.
An editorial note from Talladega Alabama cites Doan's Kidney Pills as a remedy for urinary and kidney troubles. It praises the product, claims improved kidney function, and lists widespread store availability and price.
Anniston notes show barometer 29.02 and temperature 66 at recording. Precipitation 15 and wind from the southeast at 5 miles per hour. Lowest temperature 64 at 4 am and maximum 80 at 1 pm. Cloudy skies with showers forecast late tonight or Thursday. Burdock Blood Bitters advertised for blood purification and rosy complexion.
The passage describes diverse sea foods and delicacies across cultures including octopus, shark fins, eel eggs, venison horns, lizards, swallows nests, trepang, sea anemone, and sea urchins. It notes sourcing, preparation and market relevance with mentions of France and Malay coast industry values.
An advertisement touts Smith's Sure Kidney Cure as the only guaranteed kidney remedy. It offers a money refund after one bottle if buyers are not satisfied and lists Scarborough Drug Co. as the seller for 50 cents.
A historical anecdote about the Cope line operating Philadelphia to Liverpool. John Randolph of Roanoke seeks passage to Russia after being named minister to that country by President Jackson. In Cope’s Philadelphia office he is told by Thomas Cope to board the ship and choose a stateroom for $150.
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