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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1906
Page
5
The article describes a forester’s study of a Paneoe Gem Life tree, tracking rings and growth over years. It notes rapid early height gain, slowed growth during crowded years, a windstorm impact, resumed height growth, and eventual maturity. It also mentions false rings signaling interrupted seasons and a late frost.
A Midland Michigan mother credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving her two year old boy after a severe attack. The ad claims the product cures even cholera infantum and advises following printed directions for certain results. Sold by J Wikle.
A C Benson argues vulgarity is more common among men than women and that women value relationships over display. He says vulgarity stems from assigning excess value to material things and warns wealth and power tempt men toward vulgarity. Atlantic excerpt.
EB R Mulford of Waynesboro Pa reports a distressing pile case cured by Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The remedy is said to heal burns sores boils ulcers cuts wounds and chilblains and is sold for 25 cents at West End Drug Co and Elam Ordway Houser.
A World reporter mulls Monday moods and why workers greet the week with grumpiness. He argues Sundays invite rest and Monday returns disrupt the week, coining the phrase Ditie Mondays Bume day and noting the urge to delay start.
A historic ad copy touts Chamberlain's Génén Remedi as a natural plan to fight colds. It claims to ease coughs, clear lungs, aid expectoration, and restore health, boasting thousands of testimonies and a price of 25 cents. Distributors include J. and others.
Local coal dealer R. O. Watson's advertises fuel offerings with contact via phone number 72 and a model ice company reference. The brief copy emphasizes available coal and calling for orders.
A fragment notes a trained nurse seeking contact about a plane at location 1726 Blue Mountain avenue with initials T.M. Henderson and a separate line mentions a second-hand furniture dealer at 913 Noble street and ash paid for second-hand fast furniture.
Ferns of ten kinds in all sizes offered at half price to clear stock. Larger plants discounted to make room for smaller sizes. ships with about 10 percent extra cost. Free shipping on orders of five dollars or more. Contact Fu J Ulbricht by visit, mail, or phone.
Advertises one of Donahoo and Co.s fine rigs with a family outing option. Includes a phone contact and a price of two dollars.
A chaotic scene unfolds on a busy city street as shoppers mob a new outfitter. Police manage the crowd while vendors report brisk sales of coats and accessories. Officials say the event drew visitors from nearby districts.
J T Hodge offers high grade furniture and new haul towing machines and stoves at reasonable prices. Located at 923 Noble Street, PurnituBre House Furnise INGE.
Anniston City Furniture on Noble and Twelfth Street proclaims the largest stock and greatest variety with the lowest prices in town.
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