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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1906
Page
4
The notice shows the Evening Star’s reported circulation for September with figures including 2,200 copies and a 4 percent rate. It presents a concise circulation tally for the period.
The piece recalls southern town booms a generation ago and notes Anniston suffered with others but not as a boom town. It credits Camp Shipp era revival, asserts Anniston’s present prosperity, and urges unity to build a larger city of 50,000 in ten years.
The town has no hospital and the need remains urgent. Advocates urge action to build health care capacity and serve residents with timely emergency and inpatient services.
A Lafayette man tells how Cooper's New Discovery rheumatism remedy cured him after a Louisville attack. He praises the medicine for rheumatism deafness stomach and kidney troubles. Cooper's New Discovery sells for one dollar per bottle with Quick Relief at fifty cents, through agent J. L. Wikle.
Physicians promote Hyomei as a breath only treatment for catarrhal troubles. The medicine is inhaled to reach nasal and throat germs, avoiding stomach dosing. Scarbrough Drug Co guarantees cure or money back, with complete outfit priced at 1 and extra bottles 50 cents.
The speaker argues a modest setup with three rooms and a capable nurse can beat the absence of a hospital. A practical plan emphasizes affordability and practicality over large funds, urging reflection.
Prophet Dowie claims a vision of a million dollars but notes wealth will not boost his fame. The piece contrasts visions of wealth with practical gains. It foresees a push for better farm roads as essential, arguing infrastructure improves agricultural life.
If all things come to the man who waits, many waiting men find payoff while Anniston enjoys improved conditions. The city is in good shape and even the weather seems aligned to stay favorable.
The report describes dense jungles in Central America and Brazil that hinder passage for Swain and his party. They toiled with hatchets and machetes for a day to gain less than half a mile. In Honduras a 16 foot road vanished after two weeks as undergrowth and vines filled in the cleared space.
An excerpt discusses how the term vegetable applies to whole plants or parts grown for food, noting celery and tomatoes as controversial. It contrasts fruit versus vegetable labeling using produce like apples, quinces, cabbages, spinach, asparagus, potatoes, and beets to illustrate varied definitions. St. Nichons.
The fragment reflects a bystander’s dramatic fear of flying, noting dangers from ground transport to gas works and trains. It imagines a fragile calm above clouds with a vast blue sky, highlighting perceived hazards and the unnerving contrast between earthbound danger and aerial serenity.
The Tehuantepec isthmus enjoys mild healthful climate and grows coffee cacao tobacco vanilla and sugar cane. About 50 000 people live there and Zapotec women are famed for strength beauty and distinctive native dress while men stay home to manage the household.
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