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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1902
Page
7
A column reports General De Wet was found in a farmhouse near by. An officer, claiming Lord Kitchener’s safe conduct, surrounded the farm and woke the sleeping commander to take him prisoner, asserting he could join delegates at Vereeniging.
An old advertisement praises Herbine as a cure for malaria and related symptoms. JA Hopkins of Manchester Raw endorses the medicine, claiming it fights chills fever headaches and biliousness, and serves as a blood-purifying tonic. Sold at 50 cents in Aniston and Oxford.
The Tokyo official executioner was killed crossing a railway track when a fast express struck him. His head was found neatly severed by the tracks with no other injuries, an unusually curious and remarkable event given his profession.
O R Larson of Bay Villa Sun days River Cape Colony runs a general store nine miles from the railway and twenty five miles from town. He serves farmers within thirty miles and hires Chamberlains remedies for his customers. He notes twelve people within a mile cured of coughs in the past year, calling it a record. For sale by J L Wikle.
A Washington Star quotation features a gentleman with gold rimmed glasses debating the value of Mary Had a Little Lamb. The girl with similar glasses counters that the poem has little literary value and mocks its spirit against modern institutions.
Rev Jno Cox of Wake Ark claims twelve years of yellow jaundice cured by Electric Bitters after failing with physicians and medicines. The ad urges Electric Bitters for liver kidney and stomach issues with a 50 cent guarantee from Miller Drug Co and West End Drug Co.
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