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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1901
Page
4
Labor Day in Anniston drew large crowds as organized labor showcased the city’s factories with thousands of workers participating. The parade and events reflected strong community interest in labor issues and were praised for excellent management and orderly conduct. The celebration was considered one of the most enjoyable in recent city history.
Anniston is presented as a rising industrial city tied to Birmingham, with growth in railroads and manufacturing. The Age-Herald lauds its boom-era recovery, strong capital, and energy, inviting investment and highlighting Anniston as an important Southern center alongside Birmingham.
The light blue enamel box features the trademark C with a tail and the stamp c.C.C. on each tablet. Sold in drugstores, not in bulk, at 10 cents per box.
The article argues American theater struggles under mercantile pressures but is entering a new era of honesty and realism. It praises actors for openness to new ideals, criticizes artificial stage tricks, and asserts the true function of the stage is to present life as it is, while still allowing romance, wit, and tragedy.
Mr A Pilkington died yesterday afternoon at his son F L Pilkington's home at Corner Fourteenth and Glen Addie streets. He was eighty five and reasons given point to extreme age. The funeral was held this morning and the interment was at Hillside cemetery.
Unger of 212 Maple St Cham paign Lr writes LT troubled with coughing for a year though had consumption. He tried remedies and was under physicians care for months. He says Foley's Honey and Tar cured him and he has not been troubled since. Mebl reath Drug Co.
An old advertisement touts Ken Mytt's Cirio Laxative for cold symptoms including head ache and sore throat. The fragment suggests a medicinal remedy card amid generic medical product listings.
Birmingham Age-Herald praises Anniston and its papers for advancing the city. The Hot Blast and Aniston Evening Star are credited with progress via telegraphic dispatches and carrier delivery, reflecting strong local press and public spirit.
Mr G A Stillman of Tampico Illinois reports wonderful success with Foley's Kidney Care. He claims it has cured many cases physicians called incurable and attests to personal health gains from using Foley's Kidney Cave.
Tom Smith delivered the season's first bale from Rolling Spring farm to Draper & Co. at 102 cents after ginning by Swift & Eichelberger. Oxford College opened with 125 pupils, and John Hand was killed at Haywood's saw mill when a heavy log rolled onto him.
Ad promoting Dr King’s New Life Pills as a energizing health tonic. Claims they turn weakness into strength and listlessness into energy. Offers at 25 cents per box through Elam Drag Co.
Public sale by administrator Frank McAnrin under probate order to sell all personal property of the deceased Vena Woodson for cash to the highest bidder on September 1, 1901, within legal hours at the specified location.
The firm announces relocation to 1106 Noble Street and pledges to continue cash sales with savings of ten to twenty five percent vs credit house prices. They now focus on dry goods clothing shoes hats and notions and highlight a new line of school shoes for boys and girls.
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