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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1902
Page
7
A Yonkers Statesman fragment features a humorous exchange among Mrs Crimsonbeak and companions about following water, autos, and timing. It ponders health, tramp plans, finances, and a real estate dealer with a possibly defective title.
A dramatic line features a Tragedian-Waiter muttering that the cook is no use trying to fool an actor as he questions the freshness of eggs. The scene hints at theatrical pretense and workplace tension within a service setting.
Rev Jno 8 Cox of Wake Ark says twelve years with Yellow Jaundice ended after using Electric Bitters. He endorses the remedy for liver kidney trouble stomach disorder and general debility. Miller Drug Co and West End Drug Co guarantee the product for 50 cents.
The notice promises a free circus ticket with each ten dollar purchase today or tomorrow. It also includes household tips on sink care using caps of ammonia and boiling water, plus a suggestion to rub kerosene oil on painted sinks.
An old advert promotes liver care for a clear complexion free of sallowness pimples and blotches. It recommends Herbine to cleanse the system regulate the liver and improve skin, citing JL Wikle in Anniston and J B Privett in Oxford as sellers.
A historical notice offers free circus tickets with a $10 purchase today or tomorrow. It mentions selling tickets to residents of Washington DC and nearby areas at very low rates during October 1902, with several return deadlines and payment details. Information for ticket agents and railroad connections is provided.
A damaged OCR passage provides partial readable words and names. It hints at a historical text with scattered phrases but lacks complete sentences or clear events.
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