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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1901
Page
4
The article explains the Jewish new year beginning on Friday evening, 5662, a leap year with thirteen lunar months. It covers lunar months of 354 days eight hours, the 19 year cycle with leap years on years 3 6 9 11 14 17 19, and historical moon sighting methods leading to two day observances for holidays in diaspora communities.
A Tucson reader quotes a Chattanooga News piece urging the extermination of anarchists as public enemies and contagion-like threats to governments. The text argues for removal behind walls or by combined national action and praises strong measures. It notes a Washington official discharged over a remark about President McKinley and imagines Senate action rewarding such stance.
The Queen & Crescent System south of Meridian opened on October 28 a rapid Meridian to Shreveport schedule linking with Texas lines. The Southern Railway fast train No. 37 connects, shortening travel time to Texas by seven to twelve hours. Inquiries and tickets available through local agents providing details on the new service.
For the National Encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic in Cleveland Ohio from September 10 to 15 1901 the Southern Railway and Alabama Great Southern Railroad offer very low rates from all points on their lines Tickets valid September 7 to 11 with final limit September 15 1901 An extension to October 8 1901 may be secured by depositing tickets with a joint agent in Cleveland before noon September 5 and paying 50 cents For details contact Southern Railway or Alabama Great Southern Railway agents.
Walter Wellman in Buffalo reports an attempted assassination of President McKinley as part of a two year old Paterson anarchist plan to eliminate six rulers including King Edward VII, King Humbert, the Empress of Austria, and the Czar. Two targets have died and three others survived attempts. The piece echoes calls for swift justice against the Paterson anarchists. Southern Railway summer rates listed for numerous resorts from June to Oct 1901 with routes via Chattanooga.
Elegant parlor observation cafe dining cars operate between Memphis Tennessee and Atlanta Georgia. Depart Memphis at 8 15 p m arriving Atlanta 10 15 p m via train 36 Birmingham and Southern Railway. Return Atlanta 6 a m arriving Memphis 8 05 p m via train 35 to Birmingham then K M B R R. Through service adds to Pullman sleeping cars between Atlanta and Memphis with a la carte meals and a rear smoking room at moderate cost.
The News of Oxford reports a September 11 trolley party hosted by Oxford's young men in honor of Miss Hattie Byrd of Rome Georgia. Fifty six guests enjoyed lake activities and a dance, then a round trip concluded with plans for future residence in Taylor Texas. Also noted are local birth, visits, and a new private school run by Mrs Hilton with eighteen pupils.
Mr G A Stijlons of Tampico Illinois reports Foley's Kidney Cure as a remarkable success. He claims it cured cases physicians called incurable and says his own health has improved to a "living picture" of vitality after using the remedy.
H. Watkins, sexton of the Methodist Church in Springfield, Pa, testifies his wife suffered kidney troubles and had little relief from doctors before using four bottles of Fuley’s Kidney Cure, which he credits with complete recovery.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets Candy Cathartic with the C. C. C. marking on every tablet and warns against counterfeit bulk sales and fraud. Drugstores are urged to offer only this product at the listed price.
Dr A Kellett of Wil liford Ark reports a railroad laborer had a badly crushed foot. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve quickly cured him and was praised as a world champion healer. Useful for burns boils piles and skin eruptions. 25 cents. Sold by Elam Drug Co.
Henriet te Tex lawyer B M Munday recalls his brother’s illness from fever and jaundice. He credits Electric Bitters with a full recovery after continued use. The remedy touted to expel malaria purify blood aid digestion regulate organs and cure various ailments. Available for 50 cents at Elam Drug Co.
An old health note claims Foley Flowey and Tar cure or ease symptoms of colds and pneumonia. The text presents a period medicine claim without modern medical endorsement.
A quirky note suggests Sure Gold to Head and Kermett’s Chocolates pursue a laxative quinine approach. The text hints at a remedy amid a note about a herd and health concerns, though details remain fragmentary.
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