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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1903
Page
4
A brief notice from the Evening Star Publishing Co announces proprietorship details and associated partnerships for the local newspaper operation. The item notes ownership changes and ongoing editorial responsibilities in the city press.
Fragmentary notice directs that all communications and financial instruments be sent to The Evening Star via Balliaton Alabama. The message mentions Ghee eewe or business departments and requires payment by bring bar publishing OO.
Notices advertise continued mail delivery of The Evening Star at no extra cost for residents leaving the city for summer or extended absences. The offer mirrors carrier pricing and includes contact options by telephone and mail for subscription arrangements.
The Star asks subscribers to support an eight hundred ten thousand eaters prize for Anniston industrial development. It urges quick subscriptions to attract new industries and implies success will foster further investments. Ex Minister Wu plans a book and references a Berlin study linking piano playing to nervous disease among girls.
A brief note urges readers to check page seven for details overlooked elsewhere. The directive hints at a feature or critical item tucked away in the interior section.
A hospital staff exposes how thermometer variation undermines fever diagnosis and patient care. Cheap unverified clinical thermometers flood markets and wards, risking misdiagnosis and unsafe treatment, prompting calls for voluntary or compulsory certification.
The piece notes ways to attract birds by mimicking distressed young calls and explores animal motherhood. It cites stories of dogs guarding babies, cats fostering orphaned young, and legends of wolf children, arguing maternal instinct extends across species.
Mrs. Moore of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union in Ventura California endorses White Ribbon Remedy claiming it cures or greatly reduces appetite for alcoholic drinks. The remedy is said to work secretly in water tea or coffee and is offered by mail for one dollar with a free package upon request to Mrs A M Townsend in Boston. Local druggists advertise it in Anniston and nearby shops are noted as carrying it.
In the greenhouse exhibit, very large ferns were marked down due to limited supply. The notice urges early purchase as stock will not be replenished. Location noted as 29th Street and Biwe Mountain Avenue. Signed F. Uliericar.
Many contestants participate in the Star's World's Fair event while four are noted as sure winners based on early results and expert opinion.
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