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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1902

Page

6

Lyceum Season Opens September Twenty Second in Anniston

Interested residents may secure season tickets for a Lyceum run in Anniston during 1902 to 1905. Tickets and seating diagrams are at Love Drug Company, corner Eleventh and Noble, with details via G J Stone at No 144. The season starts Sept 22 with high class attractions, gallery admission two for 25 cents, and tickets must be paid to reserve seats.

Lyceum Anniston Love Drug Company Eleventh Noble Streets Eall Love Drag Company G. J Stone No. 144

Blood Balm Said to Cure Skin and Blood Cancer

An advertisement touts Botanic Blood Balm as curing skin and blood diseases including cancer of the nose and face. It cites Mrs. M L Adams of Fredonia Alabama and Mrs. B M Guerney of Warrior Stand Alabama, claiming dramatic recoveries after doctors gave up. The ad promotes the balm for eczema scabs ulcers and other conditions with a free sample offer and $1 per bottle.

M. L. Adams Fredonia Ala B. M. Guerney Warrior Stand Blood Balm Co Atlanta

Nonsense quotes spark witty newspaper snippets

A collage of brief jokes and dialogue from multiple papers including the Philadelphia Record and Detroit Free Press. Lines poke fun at jury duty, marriage, parenthood, ransom, domestic violence, and regional stereotypes with quick punchlines and light satire. The mix showcases early 20th century humor in clipped, quippy exchanges.

Philadelphia Arthur Chester Ohio State Journal Mr. Meekton Washington Simpheson Simphson Baltimore News Slopay

Cured Hemorrhage Lungs Advise Foley’s Honey and Palm

A disjointed notice claims someone cured lung hemorrhages after using Foley's Honey and Tar in advanced lung trouble. The fragment cites A. Make of Wood Tud and mentions Militz Dray Co recommending the remedy.

A. Make Foley Militz Dray Co

Angling Pixtraordinary At Winchester

A Pastime Review note describes anglers fishing through street gratings on Winchester High Street streams that feed the River Itchen. Fishermen drop a line through the grate attached to a stick, then rush to the stream outlet to retrieve the line and land the trout.

Winchester High Street

Kidney Cure Restores Valley View Man to Health

J J Cox of Valley View Kentucky suffered severe kidney trouble that left him unable to work and bedridden with swollen feet. He credits Foley's Kidney Cure for relief and a full recovery as documented by Miller Diug Co.

J J. Cox Valley View Foley

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