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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1906
Page
6
A crowded page offers credit terms for diamonds with guaranteed certificates and buyback, theater listings at Lake, Springs change of hands at Talladega, and real estate offers on Quintard avenue. Also promotions for rice quality, old newspapers, ladies skirts, a $20 000 railroad suit, kidney cure, and Donahoo & Co. rigs.
Fines and costs in police court this morning totaled 3640 dollars with four cases dismissed from thirteen. New stock arrives for juniors and misses suits in solid colors and mixtures for ages 12 to 16. The Seaboard railway survey will reach Anniston tonight and engineers will begin work here. Do not ignore nature warnings. If appetite is poor or breath foul, Prickly Ash Bitters is advertised as a remedy to cleanse the system.
Barometer 3.00 Temperature 73 Precipitation 34 Wind direction and speed noted. Chamberlains Salve advertised as a soothing healing dressing for sores bruises and burns. Price 25 cents. Sold by J. L. Wikle.
Starting Monday September 1 the half hour Oxford Lake line schedule will resume with first morning and last night trips unchanged. Extra cars at 7 30 and 8 00 p m serve vaudeville patrons. An extra car will depart Hobson City at 6 10 a m for Pipe Works and return at 5 45 p m. Further extras as traffic requires. ANNISTON ELECTRIC & GASCO рекламы W. T. Owen Noble Street listing for business space.
Washington data show cotton condition to August 25 at 77.3 versus 82.9 on July 25 and 72.1 for August 25, 1905. The ten year average stands at 73.2. Baby relief ad claims Dr Thomas Electric Oil acts quickly on croup.
Our consul at Seville explains olives are picked unripe after autumn rains and sorted by size. They are washed, soaked in a soda and potash solution, then rinsed in fresh water until the caustic flavor is removed. They are then brined or pickled with salt and vinegar, with optional incisions to control flavor.
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