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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1902

Page

7

Election Notice for Calhoun County 1902 Governor Vote

I M W Woodruff sheriff of Calhoun County Alabama announces an election to be held Tuesday November 4 1902 at various voting places to elect governor lieutenant governor attorney general state editor secretary of state state treasurer superintendent of education commissioner of agriculture and industries two members of the legislature a pair of district commissioners a county superintendent of education and a member of Congress from the fourth district. Officials appoint inspectors and returning officers by beat, with named inspectors and officers for beats 1 through 20 plus examiners and returning officers, and the sheriff signs the notice.

I. M. W. Woodruff Calhoun County Alabama Agriculture and Industries Congress M. W. Wooprourr Sherif H F Montgomery Joe H Privett John Burke W L McGinnis Jule Lumpkin Norris Woodrull J M Bowles J M Owens D F Weaver J K Lambert G B Skelton W E Parker Pickens Harrison Hdgar Morse M Griffis Murphy John Morris J B Waddie A J Boswell J H Jones O' E Usry J D Price J M Maithr S TL Holt McBee G W Bradley W Dodgins John D Wright Joshua Draper J M Stewart W T Dodd James Mebarg M H Harrison Jesse Vinson T Ben Martin J O’brien Oliver Richards J N Boyer J M Sweets Fred Landt, Sr Atterberry Will Langley A A Beal G Burdette J A Burgess Captain Smith Lon Rich J G Adams J A Caldwell G H Norwood Henry Edmundson W Allison J W ‘Towle S D Savage John O’ Bryan W W_ Bennett Tom Allen W G Norton M Weeks W P Collins W T Griffin M N Coker Perry Cochran Duke Richard Johngoo J. S. Webster Will McCur R. W. Dickie Reads Nav Read

Mull's Grape Tonic touted as universal remedy in early ad

An advertisement extols Mull's Grape Tonic as effective for constipation and bowel ailments, comparing it to Germany's Traubenkur and claiming strong restorative properties. It markets the tonic as a mild yet reliable laxative, made from grapes, sold nationwide with samples offered through the Lightning Medicine Co. and local Anniston outlet.

Mall Cirele Toole Chas. Reister Louisville Germany Rhine Neckar Mull Lightning Medicine Co Rock Island Ill Annistot J. L Wikle

An Englishman's Wife Partners in Life and Labor

In England, a wife's role is a partner to her husband, sharing labor and rewards, managing the household like a chancellor of the exchequer, and staying united in purpose. She follows his political life, studies issues, and supports his ambitions, creating a growing unity of influence beyond sentiment.

England Alashe

Reading character by appearance and work

A fictional debate about detecting a person’s occupation from its outward signs. One man claims a barber, another insists the man is a butcher, noting a past encounter where a shaved legible clue revealed the truth. The exchange turns on mistaken assumptions and observation.

Burial of Living Person Case From Gentlemen's Magazine

The 1751 tale of Richard Carson of Hay Herefordshire shows a supposed death followed by a doctor’s declaration that he lived. Relatives ignored the injunction against burial, and a grave open inquiry revealed a living man in a profuse sweat bleeding at the nose, who died shortly after.

Gentleman's Magazine Richard Carson Hay Herefordshire England Carson

The Hama Pack Animal of Bolivia and Its Use

In Bolivia high in the Andes the hama is a valued pack animal capable of traveling long distances with less food than a burro and carrying up to 150 pounds. It kneels to load and requires weight evenly distributed. The piece also references health beliefs about tonics and vitality though garbled.

Bolivia la Faz

Lightning's Speed Dazzles The Onlookers

An old notice recalls the rapid blaze of lightning and the fleeting glow it creates, noting a host occupies less than a month’s fraction of a second and that full eye perception requires a tenth of a second. The speaker laments changing times and a romance setback involving Miss Maude and a suitor.

Wall Street Market Lull or Bear Question

In a Chicago News style brief, Ruth Boll notes uncertainty in the market. The piece probes whether investors are lulled or facing bear losses, highlighting the volatile tone of Wall Street during the period.

Ruth Chicago News

Midnight intruder in Bank of England strongroom tale

A sensational Bank of England mystery unfolds as a unknown man lures directors to the strongroom at midnight promising secrets. Guards stand firm, a chest of papers arrives with a boast, and a sewer-dwelling intruder with a dark lantern penetrates the room, shocking officials.

Bank of England Thor Ile St. James

What is mo hair mammy asks Sally in tale

Sally asks about mo hair and mammy explains that children must learn on their own. Mammy refuses to replace schooling with parental teaching and urges Sally to study mo in textbooks. The dialogue uses rustic dialect to emphasize self education and parental guidance.

Mammy Sally Peterson Jones Mammy Jones Sally

It Goes Right to the Spot Ballard Snow Liniment Ad

An old man testifies Ballard's Snow Liniment relieves pain by going directly to the spot for rheumatism and aches. A Texas resident recommends it for throat and chest pains after years of use. Oxford Dean Briggs heads to Harvard related events, with a Harvard delegate attending the Kansas university inauguration.

Ballard Smith Propf Smith Tenaha Texas Ls Mikle Anniston J B Privett Oxford Dean Briggs Harvard Cambridge University of Kansas

Mothers urged to spot worms early with White's Vermitage

Health notice advises mothers to watch children for worm symptoms and treat with White's Cream Vermitage. It promotes digestion and strength, listing price 50c. Advert says Wikie Anniston and J B Privett Oxford.

Wikie Anniston J B Privett Oxford

Amherst professor leads Harvard zoology excursion to trap range

Professor EK K Kusisou of Amherst will lead a Harvard instructors and students group on November 1 to review and inspect the trap range of M Tom near Tiuyoke Mass. The visit aims to observe local zoological features and conduct field study with participating faculty and students.

EK. K. Kusisou Amherst Harvard M. Tom Tiuyoke Mass

Clear Complexion Tied to Liver Health Remedy

An advertisement claims skin clarity comes from a healthy liver and bowels. It promotes Herbine as an occasional dose to cleanse the bowels and repair the liver, promising a clear complexion. The notice lists J L Wikle of Anniston and J P Brivett of Oxford as contacts or sponsors.

L Wikle Anniston J P Brivett Oxford

Heinz Delivers Japanese Euro Relics to Kansas State University

Heinz of Kansas City presented the University of Kansas a notable collection from Japan during a recent tour. The handful of pieces includes relics and Boddtardays, reflecting a diverse assortment gathered abroad.

Heinz Kansas City University of That State Japan

Shattuck Treated With Stomach and Liver Tablets

Henry L. Shattuck of Shallabarg Iowa was cured of a stomach trouble after trying many remedies and doctors. He used four boxes of Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets, available for sale by J L Wikle.

Henry L. Shattuck Shallabarg Iowa Chamberlain J L. Wikle

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