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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1906
Page
7
Harry Canning saves Rose Wilcox during a dangerous surf incident. They bond on the raft, discuss a future yacht cruise, and are eventually rescued by a passing steam yacht. The pair, now acquainted, consider a shared future away from danger and crowds.
In Bae Kentucky merchant J W Williams recalls near death from lung hemorrhages twenty years ago and credits Dr King s New Discovery with his cure He says it ends hemorrhages chronic coughs settled colds and bronchitis and claims it is the only known cure for weak lungs The drug is sold by West End Drug Co Am Ordway Houser Drug Co with bottles at 50 cents and 1 00 and a trial bottle free.
Dr. Pierce touts native American plants as cures for many diseases and praises his Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription. He offers free booklets and asserts his tonics are alcohol free and produced from glyceric extracts.
Practical guide from an Exchange column advising dog owners on etiquette. It warns against bringing dogs to friends with cats, shopping trips, or visiting houses where paws dirty gowns and dog hairs upset guests. It also cautions against dogs licking hosts saluting, jumping on chairs, or howling when left tied up.
Joseph Jefferson and a friend watch a rehearsal where two actresses quarreled over center stage. The manager adds fuel to the fire while Jefferson, feet swinging off a box rail, jokes that only the Lord can manage the sun and moon and even he left the stars alone.
After earnest solicitation by friends, E. P. Cooper consents to run again for councilman from the First ward. His supporters praise his service and hope he will be elected without opposition.
The First ward announces W. Wrenshall of the W C and B F Co as a candidate for councilman, subject to Democratic primary. They credit his business leadership and community contributions and urge strong support from ward voters and the city.
Friends announce Mr W Ward as candidate for reelection to represent Ward Two subject to Democratic party action.
At the earnest solicitation of many friends I have consented to be a candidate for councilman in the ward subject to the action of the Democratic party if elected I promise to do my full duty Co W Cohen.
The text announces Ruthdsrford Lapsley as a candidate for the Elity council from the Second Ward, pending Democratic party action. It also notes Warner F. Ritchey as a candidate for councilman from the Third Ward, pending Democratic primary action.
The friends of W T Dillard seek to present his name as Mayor of Anniston subject to Democratic party action.
The friends of Mr. R. D. Richardson announce his candidacy for councilman from the Third ward. The notice states his intent to serve the community and seeks support from residents.
The friends of M Markstein announce his candidacy for alderman from the Fourth ward to succeed himself subject to the action of the Democratic party.
A Scottish surgeon reports three cases where neglected bad teeth and gum disease preceded an eye ailment. Each patient had soft spongy gums that bled, pus at the margins, sour breath, and muddy skin. Purifying the mouth and restoring dental health, plus tonics and local eye care, led to full recovery.
The Industrial World article notes a continuous commercial iron industry in England from the mid first century to 411 and onward to present times during Roman occupation. It states Sweden’s iron industry has been continuous since the thirteenth century or earlier and identifies Lynn, Massachusetts, in 1045 as the site of the first successful American iron making.
In a Philadelphia Press item, Dr Kwack vows to make the undertaker regret their quarrel. The exchange ends with the undertaker mocking a retirement as a possible reply.
J T Hodge at 923 Noble Street offers high grade furniture of all kinds New Home sewing machines and stoves with prices reasonable for value seekers in the area.
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