Memorial Urges Care For Graves And Monuments
A plea about grieving and honoring the dead stresses timely care for graves. It urges supplying monuments and headstones to fit means and taste, warning that neglect leaves a sleeper forgotten.
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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1906
Page
3
A plea about grieving and honoring the dead stresses timely care for graves. It urges supplying monuments and headstones to fit means and taste, warning that neglect leaves a sleeper forgotten.
The Philadelphia Record recounts James MacNeill Whistler visiting Venice to create pastels that caused a sensation. A Russian painter claimed a six pastels could rival them, but Whistler’s works proved distinct. On the Rialto they clashed after the bet, with Whistler labeling the rival an amateur.
An advertisement touts a gentle, natural bowel laxative claimed to cure constipation. It emphasizes improved digestion, normal circulation, and vitality, promoting tablet form taken before meals or at night as a trusted remedy available for sale.
Forecast pieces detail a six day campaign close in New York for Hearst and Hughes with key stops in Massachusetts Rhode Island Iowa Kansas and Colorado. Russia warns of unrest around imperial anniversary celebrations and a potential strike. CC and L stockholders will vote on a stock increase to fund expansion. Christchurch opens the New Zealand exhibition and the National Luther League meets in Canton Ohio.
Entries note births and deaths of figures like Benjamin Wade and Theodore Roosevelt, a French frigate voyage to the U.S., Boss Tweed's arrest, London tramways move, Philadelphia peace jubilee, Florence Marryat’s death, Prince Alert 4 percent mile time, and the New York subway opening.
Industrial World notes a continuous commercial tron industry in England from the mid first century to 411 and onward to present day, with Sweden’s industry continuous from the thirteenth century or earlier. It also records the first successful iron making in the American colonies at Lynn, Massachusetts in 1645.
An antiseptic dressing can heal wounds bruises and burns quickly by preventing inflammation and maturation. Chamberlian's Pain Balm is promoted as an antiseptic treatment that relieves pain and prevents blood poisoning. For sale by J. L. Wikle.
A gentleman asks for a full name. the boy retorts that Johnny is not a surname. He explains he was born Brown and only given the name Johnny a month later, making Brown his birth name and Johnny his later name.
A wedding gathering in a church ends in tragedy when the bridegroom, missing earlier, is later reported run over and killed on the way to the church. The bride recalls narrowly escaping widowhood a month later.
A pithy meditation on memory noting we recall tiny events but forget how often we have told them to the same person. The aphorism questions why recollection preserves details yet not repetition.
A Baltimore American snippet reports on a convict sent for uttering forged notes. The exchange suggests crime created a miracle, with unclear details about outcome or location. The remark highlights the speaker's view of justice and irony in the case.
Advertisement claims sick headache stems from stomach and liver disorders and promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a cure. It urges taking tablets at first signs to ward off an attack and offers a free sample, noting sale by J. L. Wikle.
A new market at 118 West Tenth Street offers Swift's Premium meats and related delicacies. Proprietor J B Ford, an Armour & Co veteran, promises fresh selection including fish and oysters with prompt service and a modern, clean setup drawing steady patronage.
Anniston Electric & Gas Co offers gas coke at 4.50 dollars per ton delivered to local customers. Telephone 108 provided for orders and inquiries.
Prompt attention and reasonable prices for clean groceries and fresh tender meats at Brooks store located at 19th and Gurnee. Phone 431. Courteous service 강조.
Gas coke priced at 4 50 per ton delivered by Anniston Electric and Gas Company at 604ools tf telephone 109.
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