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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1901
Page
4
The Famous marks its fourteenth anniversary with a seasonable goods display. Hart Schaffner Marx clothing is featured as the exclusive agent in the city and territory. The store reports large, complete assortments in every department and a strong record of growth and customer loyalty over fourteen years.
A critic argues hospitals suffer from mismanagement with patients bearing the burden. He condemns inexperienced staff, poor food, interruptions, hostile visiting policies, jealousy, and weak labor standards while noting dubious financial reports and debt. He urges public action and recalls the saying about hell being full of well-meaning fools.
A British special educational agent criticizes U S schoolhouses as unsafe and healthful but notes excess politics in education. He urges better funding use and leakage control, amid reflections on public schooling progress and generosity. The item blends satirical asides on current figures and a mock ledger of opinions.
Mrs. Ray Knight returns to Atlanta after visiting Anniston with sister Mrs. Claude Il. Robinson. Lelia Ghent Jeff travels from Tyler Hill to Baltimore Maryland. Mr. and Mrs. Milton A. Smith return from the Pan American Exposition in Buffalo. Mr. F. M. Blacklock of Westinghouse visits, then proceeds to Atlanta to join Southern office as engineer.
Dr J L Wikle and Hon J J Wilsett traveled to Atlanta this morning while Mr T Robinson and Col John M Caldwell also returned from Birmingham. C Houser and Mr C Houser came back from Belma. Jourd White of Edwardsville is in town, and W M Elliott of Birmingham, an official with New York Life, visits for company business. he is brother of Capt J M Elliott, president of Southern Car and Foundry.
Mutual Pair Association planned entertainment by Major R H Hendershot and his son J O Hendershot the fifer at the Lake Fair. They are praised for melody and have delighted Chautauqua audiences. Instead of cancelling the event the NH street opera house will host music, illustrated songs, and moving tunes next Wednesday and Thursday nights.
W H Eads of Jonesville Virginia recalls a childhood foot burn that caused leg sores for thirty years until Bucklen's Arnica Salve healed it after other remedies failed. The testimonial cites Burgas burns cuts sores bruises and piles as addressed by the product sold by Elam Drug Co at 25 cents.
Sallow complexion and liver trouble signs promise no fortune without Dr Kings New Life Pill. It claims to clear skin and give rosy cheeks and rich tone. Available at Elaw's Drug Store for 25 cents.
A fragment notes mercerized flanneletes intended for shirt use awaiting stock at a location identified only as Le. The brief mentions the material type and a retail or supply context without clear dates, quantities, or firm entities.
The Southern Railway offers heavily reduced return tickets to Buffalo with unsurpassed schedules and service. For details contact E. Jackson in Birmingham or C. A. Benscorer in Chattanooga. Also note Foley's Honey and Tar relieves coughs and sore throat. McEtreath Drug Co.
The Queen & Crescent System South of Meridian inaugurates October 28 a fast schedule from Meridian to Shreveport with connections to Texas lines, cutting travel to Texas points by 7 to 12 hours. Southern Railway No. 37 links with Queen & Crescent for quickest Westbound passage. visit local agents for tickets and details.
A fragment notes 8S inch waist flannel items priced at 35e on a middle counter. The terse reader fragment hints at a catalog or shop display with dated pricing and a casual ledger style.
Ad urges training of bowels like muscles or brain using Cas carets Candy Cathartic tablets stamped C C C. Sold at druggists in Roc. Not sold in bulk.
It praises the Silver Ash cigar as a widely smoked union made Anniston article. The piece notes broad praise for its quality and popularity among smokers and discussants.
Talent sought for dress making with Miss Callahan at the corner of 13th and Winner streets. 25 1 in?
Classified notice offers a good second hand organ for sale by J C Bovenkirk. The ad notes a bargain price and prompts inquiries for the instrument.
R Peter Hoffman of Kylertown Pa testifies after using Peruna he regained hearing and breath, says throat inflammation cleared and appetite returned. He urges others with catarrh to try the remedy noting age nineteen years younger and able to work. He mentions Dr Hartman’s almanacs and a free address in Columbus Ohio.
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