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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1906
Page
6
The scene centers on young Philip's birthday with cake and a game of blindman's bluff. Jules Murry plans to stage the production locally in the near future with Miss Sylvia Lynden in the leading role.
Miner Walters presents a temperance tale in a fast moving comedy at the No ble street theater. Dr Staley plots revenge by offering intoxicants to thwart a church wedding while Pierpont resists with guidance from the Rev Hawking. The scene on the Church of the Holy Cross steps unfolds with poignant emotional pulls.
A scrambled list of historical events dated on this line includes mentions of battles, political incidents, and infrastructure destructions. Entries refer to years such as 1707 1861 and 188d with scattered names like Mason Slider Conway Pomeroy and Parliament building in Quebec.
The Rhode Island Republican convention at Providence nominated Governor George TL Utter for re election today. The brief ceremony marks his return to office as the party names him as its candidate.
An advertisement claims sick headache stems from stomach and digestion issues and that Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets correct these disorders. It suggests taking tablets at first symptoms to ward off the attack and offers a free sample via J. J. Wikle for sale.
Clean appetizing wholesome hot weinerwursts pork chops and Se Hamburgers all priced at 3 cents each. Morgan's Lunch Stand at Tenth and Noble behind Markstein's Looting place advertises the meal deal.
An advertisement explains that faulty digestion causes nerve fatigue and promotes Mi-o-Na stomach tablets from Scarbrough Drug Company. It claims a few days of use will tone the digestive system, improve absorption of nerve energy, relieve sleeplessness and weakness, and restore vigor with a 50 cent guaranteed refund if no improvement.
A woman reports her child recovered from a pneumonia related cough using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. She claims the medicine stopped the coughing and helped her become stout and fat. The remedy is offered for sale by I L Wikle.
A young actor facing a failed benefit asked Joseph Hopkinson to adapt a patriotic song to The President's March. Hopkinson complied. the next afternoon the house was packed and the song was encores and encores amid high party feeling and patriotic enthusiasm in Philadelphia.
Cham berlain's Salve is advertised to quickly allay intense itching from tetter and eczema and has cured many severe cases. For sale by J. L. Wikle.
A long roster lists numerous men and women including Andrew Curlas Jim Bynum H G Carruth BE EB Crawford Dorn P G Douglas and many others with family names Adams Burney Clisby Davis Hanner Hughes Jemison Langley Lockett Monk Morris Nevins McDaniel Smith Todd Wade Williams Worthy Wright and Ragan P M as part of the group.
An advertisement outlines kidney symptoms including sedimented urine, dark or bloody urine, thirst, back pain, dry skin, brittle hair, weight loss, and memory decline. It warns diuretic “kidney medicines” worsen disease and promotes Dr Shoop's Restorative, claimed to vitalize renal nerves, sold by J U Wikle.
Advertises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as safe for small children and effective against coughs colds and croup. Claims worldwide reputation and reliability with J. L. Wisle as the seller.
Laird mocks Sandy urging straight posture while observing a corn field. Sandy replies with a rural joke about full herds hanging down and empty ones standing up, reflecting a light Scottish exchange captured in Glasgow News.
The article describes Cornish fishing superstition about the word rabbit as an ill omen for sailors and the practice of avoiding the word church on the water. It notes fishermen’s tales of disasters when the omen is breached and explains the substitution of cleeta for church to avert misfortune.
A London Sphere writer argues licensed victuallers should face exams due to lack of cooking, housekeeping, and sanitation knowledge among many innkeepers. The critic notes licenses are easy to obtain and often accompanied by incompetent spouses, contrasting with continental inns viewed as trained arts.
A terse exchange reveals a domestic quarrel as a mother questions perceived extravagance. The lover defends spending by citing two late-night calls and a kiss, illustrating tension over finances and affection.
Fragmentary text hints at a deceased man named Dooley and a widow who promised not to remarry. Phrases include trust before death and a mysterious quote about kindness. No clear dates, places, or identifiable persons beyond Dooley.
A new business led by Mr Bob Seals offers groceries and meat products. It will supply all wants in the grocery and meat line and promises to be the sole source for meat in the area.
Notice states the firm of D. M. Boozer will discontinue after January 1 1907 with all goods to be sold at sacrifice prices.
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