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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1906
Page
5
An up-to-date Knox Hat line has arrived at Mr Saks store in Anniston. The hats are praised for quality and style and are recommended for men who dress well. Saks has spared no expense to stock the collection for his customers to inspect.
A new business, First Class Meat Market, has opened under the management of Mr. Bob Seals. The shop offers only choice meats and will supply all grocery and meat needs in one location.
Bracelets are the current fad with Dame Fashion endorsing the styles as correct for all wear. A profuse array is available with goods described as the best quality and prices said to be low for the value offered.
The page lists a police court report with 18 offenders fined, moving notices for W F Van Arsdel, real estate ads for Fifth Ward houses, a car collision near station six, a maid leaving for Rome Ga, and upcoming meetings to nominate a driver for Daniel Tyler Hose Co No 1. It also includes social items on marriages, estate office race, and local commerce promotions.
Pain and danger of childbirth are described as the gravest trial for mothers. Mother's Friend is marketed as the sole remedy to ease labor, prevent distressing symptoms, and reduce serious accidents. Priced at $1.00 per bottle and available at drug stores, with a free information booklet upon request from Gradfield Regulator Co. Atlanta Ga.
A notice states stove wood is available in any kind or quantity starting from 50¢, with orders and inquiries to be made by telephone at 843.
Wee Curtney will travel from the Capital City to Mobile and then visit the larger cities of the state representing Mountain Oak lodge No. 25 O. F. encampment. The road itinerary includes major urban centers as part of the lodge’s statewide outreach.
The piece contrasts English pride in Agincourt with a French version claiming nobles only fought. It suggests King Henry V and Shakespeare lent credence to the tale by implying social elevation could win the day, referencing the London Stendard.
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