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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1902
Page
4
The New York Times notes a summer declaration by 1700 southern teachers at Knoxville urging teaching as a life profession. The声明 calls for highest training, political neutrality in public schools, and merit as the sole measure from teacher to state superintendent.
Printers Ink urges constant advertising to capture steady trade and warns that out of sight out of mind. Foley's Kidney Cure is advertised as cleansing poisons from blood. Raleigh News notes cold schoolhouses hinder teachers and students and calls for women to lead improvements for better schools and longer terms.
Announcement invites residents to buy season tickets for a Lyceum series in Anniston for 1902 to 1905. Tickets and seating plans are available at Love Drug Co., with further details via G. J. Stone or telephone. The season starts Sept 22, with gallery seating split by race. General admission is two for 25 cents. tickets urged to be secured promptly.
In Denim, Missouri, Kansas and Texas workers about 250 in its machine shops settled their strike with some demands met and laborers returning to work. In Louisville ministers call mass meeting to prevent fight on September 22 between McGovern and Young Corbett. In Dickison Joseph Aersch killed by buckshot. the killer fled. In Paris an Armenian claimant was arrested near the Shah of Persia’s carriage seeking charity. In Kiowa Oklahoma a federal judge denied bond for postmaster Charles Collard and Dr George Beatty in a murder case.
A vintage advertisement states the signature on the wrapper of Owens Pink Mixture bottles. It claims the product is a baby’s friend from birth until teething and notes availability at all druggists.
New York builders are sourcing beams and girders from England and Germany due to domestic shortages and long delivery delays. The tariff on structural iron, ranging from 83 to 12 per ton, is seen as benefiting German and English manufacturers at U S expense. Contractors Zimerman and Jackson of Hecla Tron Corp. confirm multiple firms are importing for months, highlighting tariff-induced imports.
Readers are advised that early cold symptoms include chilliness sneezing sore throat and hoarseness. The notice recommends Ballard's Horehound syrup in small frequent doses and Batard's Snow Liniment applied to the throat at the first sign of a croup cough.
Mr S G Wright declares he will run in the November election after being left off the August primary ticket for commissioner from the first district. He appeals for support from those who believe in fairness and honesty and promises to be a capable Calhoun county commissioner.
King Ed ward attended Newmarket races wearing a gray suit brown boots and a gray overcoat single breasted buttoned through the cloth The Chicago Inter Ocean notes this signals the smart set will have no flies on their clothing for the time being.
Col Willard Glazier organizes a summer expedition with a party of scientists to explore the interior of Labrador. The mission aims to open unknown regions to science and gather data on a largely uncharted area.
Josh Westhafer of Loogootee Ind praises Chamberlain's Pain Balm as essential despite cost claiming it saved him from crippling and cures stiff joints muscles and nerve pains. The product is sold by J L Wikle. Dixts Hardware Co. promotes Stag Paint claiming durability coverage and appeal. Katzenjammers Band headlines a Sacred Heart Lawn festival concert tomorrow evening.
An old advertisement from Miller Drug Co promotes Gerst bottled beer as a remedy in Chy tonia. It claims the beverage, a blend of herbs bark and phosphate of soda, cures constipation sick headache sour stomach and comes with a personal guarantee on each bottle.
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