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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1906
Page
2
Advertises Wine of Cardus as a safe remedy for women’s health issues. Claims to purify blood, relieve irregular and painful symptoms, headaches, backaches, dizziness and nervousness. Offers free advice from the Ladies' Advisory Dept. at The Chattanooga Medicine Co. Chattanooga Tenn.
The eighth annual convention of the Christian and Missionary Alliance opened a ten day session in Atlanta with delegates from Southern states. The event aims to expand missionary work among denominations. Foley's Kidney Care is advertised in the piece. Elam Ordway Honser are listed at the end.
Reported highlights include Farmers' National Congress second day in Rock Island with papers read and Sargent slated to address. National Council of Women to meet in Hamilton for six days. Tennessee Coal Iron stockholders discuss raising capital. Forrest’s cavalry survivors in Memphis events. Lincoln Nebraska hosts 25th annual Woman's Home Missionary Society meeting. Kentucky Development Association opens fifth session in Winchester. Old Time Telegraphers visit White House to see President Roosevelt. Pocahontas Memorial Association plans James Town site for $10,000 monument. Alfred Mosely bringing English teachers to the United States for study. awaiting New York arrival.
The Beachey airship will grace Birmingham for the October 15 to 20 Alabama state fair. It is billed as the first airship seen in Alabama with daily flights at the fairgrounds. Lincoln Beachey, the operator and inventor, is noted for high altitude flights and record aviation achievements.
Advertised reassurance for mothers to continue giving Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to little ones. Claims safety for children, wide reputation, and effectiveness against coughs colds and croup. Sold by J. L. Winie.
A lively account describes a yellowtail fight where the fish resists relentlessly, leaping and pulling line from a hardy angler. The English observer recalls the man’s exhaustion while the yellowtail remains stubborn at the end of 200 feet of line and a powerful rod, making the day memorable.
A Kentucky man recalls years of piles and misery ended by Bucklen’s Arnica Salve after a single box. He reports permanent relief and credits the product as a miracle healer for wounds burns and sores. Available at local druggists.
In a humorous aside, editors note a mistake by types who misrepresented young Golightly by changing a syllable to label him ragged athletic manhood, provoking discussion on press phrasing.
In a Baltimore boarding house, rumors run rampant as residents spill secrets while noting that certain topics remain unspoken about the watter. The overheard chatter suggests a lively, if intimate, domestic scene with sharp dialogue.
In the Swiss Mocetania the line mocks a witty exchange about pay with the remark about a handsome guide. The quotation hints at workplace humor and a dismissive attitude toward service staff in a travel setting.
Snippet shows fragmented words suggesting editorial filtering or OCR noise. No identifiable people events or places emerge. The readable phrases imply emphasis on moderation and nonviolence but lack concrete facts to classify as a news item.
A warm welcome was given to attendees at the national state meeting of Tennessee Confederate veterans held in Pulaski today.
Allsup lies six miles west of Piedmont and 10 miles north of Jacksonville in a timber belt amid a rich agricultural and mineral region. Notables include J. Milligan of Tecumseh, Col J. H. Wright returning from Chattanooga, Prof L. H. Robertson on a trip to Anniston, and Squire Henderson filling mail carrier duties during Stewart’s vacation. Rev. W. L. Bartlett to preach at New Hopewell Baptist Church next Sunday drawing a large crowd.
A card certifies druggists will refund money if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure coughs or colds. It claims to stop coughing, heal lungs, and prevent pneumonia or consumption, with no opiates. Genuine yellow package sold by Elam Ordway & Houser. avoid substitutes.
A survey of beliefs links cats to luck and doom. From medieval stories of black cats to Napoleon and Henry II fears, Romans and Egyptians venerated or cursed felines. The text notes cat as sacred, symbol of liberty, and a deity headlined by Egypt’s Anubis, plus fatal penalties for killing a cat.
Mrs Ora Bussard of Hil says two years ago her daughter suffered pneumonia followed by a severe cough. After using Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy the child stopped coughing and gained strength. The remedy is sold by J U Wikle.
Nothing finer than Donahoo and Co s turnouts for riding options. Try a ride in one. Phone No 82.
An article touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as essential during the change of life urging women to seek free advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts. It includes testimonials from Mrs Annie E G Hyland and Mrs Lizzie Hinkle praising relief from symptoms and cancer fears.
A soldier confined to the guardroom received a written copy of his offense. A noncommissioned officer and party of men were told off for fatigue. An enlisted man resisted, prompting the corporal to threaten punishment and mockingly mispronounce “embodiment” as he warned of the guardroom.
An account of a high ranking Chinese cabinet member who starts work at 2 am and fills mornings and afternoons with palace duties from 3 to 6, privy council work from 6 to 9, war department leadership from 9 to 11, punishment board from 12 to 2, and foreign office duties from 2 to 5 or 6, plus frequent service on special boards.
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