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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1903
Page
2
A jealous husband confronts a stranger flirting with his wife outside a tobacconist. The exchange ends with the man claiming the wife is his, and the wife later discovers a missing bracelet she had received from her husband. The article also comments on the benefits of rising early and contrasts it with laziness. It closes with a humorous exchange about reform and crime.
A vacation amusement for summer fun features a decorated hay wagon ride to the hayfield. Girls in sunbonnets and gingham, boys in overalls, share a rustic feast of sandwiches and fruit with milk served in a tin dipper. Lanterns light a barn dance and a simple country orchestra completes the scene.
A thirty year old remedy has sold millions of bottles and is the standard cure for croup in homes. It reportedly never failed to cure when given at the first sign of hoarseness or croupy cough. Pleasant to take with no opium and safe for babies and adults. Sold by J L Wikle, druggist.
An advertised corn paint claims to remove corns and bunions without pain and to cure warts, praised as a wonderful corn cure.
Two story brick store on Noble street offered at 2500 cash with many acreages nearby. forty acres with wells and sand, four tenant houses, 18 monthly rent. 120 improved acres near Anniston on railroad. 40 acres near city, 600. four hundred acres farming land by Cosa river with river landing priced at 10 per acre. 90 acres Alexandria Valley at 20 per acre. several houses on Walnut avenue and 20th street with varied payments. Several lots on Oxanna and near furnaces. grocery business for sale. four Leighton avenue lots. boarding house near union. all cash or half cash options.
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