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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1902
Page
4
The Commoner prints a William J. Wryan commentary praising a lay sermon that urges charity toward Rev. Sam Swall, recently fallen to intoxication after decades of temperate, faithful ministry. It argues against harsh judgment and urges forgiveness to allow continued usefulness and reform.
W P Whitehead of Kennedale Texas says headaches back pain and stomach distress faded after using Dr King s New Life Pills. He reports feeling like a new man and credits the remedy with restoring appetite and digestion. Available for only 2.0 at Miller Drug Co.
Montgomery, Sept. 10. Professor G W Brock resigns from the state examining board for teachers and accepts the job as superintendent of the city schools of Opelika. Vacancy to be filled by Superintendent Goonels, applicant pool strong, salary over 1500 dollars annually.
The visit shows capability to inspire sympathies and strengthen alliances, contrasting with bluster. The speech lauds legislature work enabling a confident future, condemns aristocratic demagogy, and predicts the end of royalty and Orleansism as French democracy matures, warning against equivocation.
A historical statement argues that firearm instruction should be taught in every school for both genders. It contends that early marksmanship training would enable quicker army organization in wartime and empower women to urge men to the front to defend the home.
President Hadley warns of a reaction against extreme liberty and individualism. He argues liberty in business spurs enterprise but leads to combinations, while political liberty causes compromises harming the community. In morals liberty weakens the gentleman and Christian spirit more than open vice.
Joah Weathafer of Loogootee Indiana says Chamberlains Pale Balm is worth any price as it saved him from becoming crippled. He credits this liniment with curing stiff joints contracted muscles stiff neck sprains rheumatic and muscular pains and even partial paralysis. For sale by J L Wikle.
An anthology of aphorisms stresses lifting others to lift oneself, urging action to ease others’ heartaches. It lists Emerson Lincoln and other authors noting virtue in inner character. The collection blends religious and secular maxims on kindness, patience, and moral steadfastness.
An 1886 Toledo clipping features F J Cheney stating he will pay a hundred dollars for each catarrh case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It promotes internal use, testimonials, and nationwide drug sale, plus a stitched line on Hall's Family Pills and a Vermont senator quip about voting rights in a separate Chicago later item.
A humorous dialog from Detroit Free Press Proas features Gusher boasting of marital kindness and Henpeck retorting with a classic quip about never marrying. The playful exchange highlights comic banter on marriage and clever retorts.
Clifton flour is praised as the highest standard of purity and excellence producing white light bread with a rich pure wheat flavor. It claims the flour is milled from the pick of finest wheat using scientific milling and skilled machinery. Bransford Mills Owensboro Kentucky urges customers to try Clifton for guaranteed satisfaction.
A vintage advertisement proclaims Postell's Elegant Flour as white, well ground, bolted, nutritious, reliable, and free from objectionable features. Sold by all good grocers with Anniston Mercantile Co as sole agents.
Dr J C Bishop of Agnew Michigan reports using Foley's Honey and Tar in three severe pneumonia cases with good results in every case He declines substitutes Miller Liq Co
A fragmented notice touts Gerst beer options by Dona- Hoo & Co and a local telephone listing. The unclear text references coal sales and a mix of names and ties to a rough marketplace.
The notice lists appointment rounds for first and second rounds of county tax assessments in Calhoun County Alabama. Beat locations include Jenkins White Plains Chocevi DeArmanville Buros Boozer Pokeville Chatchie Peeks Hill Duke Alexandria Hollingsworth Green's Schoolhouse Four Mile Piedmont Oxford Oxanna Anniston and other sites. Taxpayers must bring real estate names and property details. assessments delinquent after January 1, 1903. D. B. Barnes, Tax Assessor, August 25, 1962.
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