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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1906

Page

3

Captain James Crook on the Cotton Situation

Editor of the Star and James Crook dispute quotes about the 1906 cotton crop. Crook asserts Calhoun county's crop is not exceeding last year and warns against overplanting next year due to labor shortages and market pressures. He urges prudent farming and domestic supplies to avoid disaster.

the Star Anniston Evening Star Calhoun County James Crook

Dean's Regulats Claim Gentle Bowel Action

Advertisement notes that Dean's Regulats prevent constipation and induce a mild easy bowel movement without griping. It advises asking a druggist for them priced at 25e.

Dean

Brigadier the Greyhound Wins Waterloo Cup

A stray dog found starving in Manchester streets rose to fame under the care of Mr. Foulkes. After training Brigadier won the Waterloo cup, enabling the benefactor to buy and rename a hotel the Waterloo. A tombstone in the hotel grounds commemorates the dog.

Jelty Brigadier Manchester Mr. Foulkes Foulkes Withington Waterloo Hotel London Graphic

Wounds Bruises and Burns Antiseptic Dressing Claim

An antiseptic dressing for wounds bruises and burns promises faster healing without maturation reducing time to heal to about one third of the old method. Chamberlian's Pain Balm is marketed as antiseptic and pain relief for such injuries. Sold by J. L. Wikle.

Chamberlian J. L. Wikle

Gas Coke Delivers Clean Coal Alternative at $4.50 Per Ton

Anniston Electric & Gas offers gas coke as a clean cheap fuel for grates and base burners. Delivered service priced at four dollars fifty cents per ton. Telephone 109 for orders and inquiries.

The Moon Inhabited Debate and A Patent Tonic Ad

A speculative claim about the moon having an atmosphere and thus life possibilities is paired with an advertisement for Electric Bitters. The tonic promises relief from headaches biliousness malaria chills fever and numerous ailments. It is marketed as a general tonic with sleep benefits and guaranteed by West End Drug Co and Elam Ordway Houser at 50 cents.

West End Drug Co Elam, Ordway & Houser

Primary Election Notice for Anniston 1906

Notice announces a city primary election in Anniston on November 19 1906 to nominate a mayoral candidate and two councilmen per ward for 1907 1909 and to elect a new city executive committee two from each ward. The voting follows law for state and county primaries. October 18 1906. H D McCarty Chairman W T Edmondson Jr Secretary.

Anniston

Early history of the saw and its spread across Europe

Pliny credits Daedalus with the saws invention while Apollodorus names Talus and describes a crocodile jawbone model. Egypt monuments show the tool from 2500 to 4000 B C. Water powered mills appeared in Augsburg by A D 1822. Paris likely earlier. Norway began sawmills in 1530. Italy had many in the sixteenth century. England adopted one in 1668 amid artisan opposition.

Pliny Daedalus Apollodorus Talus Egypt Augsburg Paris Seine Norway Italy England Holland

Tampa Man Credits Foley's Kidney Cure for Health

Henry F E Jones of Tampa Florida writes a testimonial praising Foley's Kidney Cure. He claims past doctors and remedies failed until taking Foley's Kidney Cure, which he says cured back and shoulder pain and restored his ability to walk and enjoy life.

Henry FE. Jones Tampa Fla Foley Elam, Ordway & Houser

Good Substitute Exchange Quip Attracts Laughs

A brief humorous dialogue features a woman and a drug clerk. She asks if she is his first love. he wittily replies she is “something just as good,” prompting a light, flirtatious moment.

George

Pessimistic Jest About Jenkins Heaven Idea

The remark mocks Jenkins noting a gloomy outlook while entertaining a notion of heaven paved with gold bricks, as quoted by Puck. The playful critique contrasts pessimism with a fanciful reward.

Jenkins Puck

Lat Housekeeper’s Hearse and The Dying Brother’s Gift

Dialectal dialogue portrays a housekeeper named Kellet speaking to Dinah about a brother who died in California and left $1000. Washlady Deedy responds, noting the speaker’s need for a planner portrait and gilt framed artwork, reflecting everyday domestic concerns and mistrust.

Kellet California Dinah Phonograft

Private fairs draw more clients than public affairs says Lord Bourne

A quotation attributed to Lord Bourne notes that private fairs attract more attention and business than public engagements. The remark emphasizes the value of personal networking and targeted events over broad political actions.

Lordbourne

Anniston Gas Co. Announces Burner Pricing

Burner price set at 14.50 dollars per ton delivered by the Anniston Eusatric & Gas Co. Telephone 109 listed for inquiries and service details.

Anniston Eusatric & Gas CO

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Lara U.S Comserss Jumt Estapusuniet New Gree Southern Cotton Oil Co R . HS Kiug J. R. Taylor West End Drug Company ELAM Ordway & Houser Robinson’s Book Store Noble Street Lawe of Alabama Sis Company Cardian ANNISTON BANKING &@ LOAN COMPANY Lleporm Pragian Anniston Electric & Gas H. D. M'Carty W. T. Edmondson Jr Continental Baking Powder Company Washville, Tennessee Evans Chemical Draggista Palace Saloon BE. Brooks 19Th and Gurnee Hicks R. S. Pendle
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