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The readable fragments mention an event on the date five twenty six but lack clear details. Names, places, and specific actions are not discernible. The tone resembles a brief public notice or column item with minimal facts.
Anniston seeks small industries amid ad push from Evening Star
The Evening Star promotes a $10,000 plant drive to attract small indus tries to Anniston, urging merchants to keep old customers and locals to invest. Supporters argue many small plants will grow the city more than a single large venture, while leaders aim to replicate success with a second plant after the first secures progress.
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Anniston
Cleanliness is Next to Godliness in Local Row
Finley’s bathrooms are near Love Drug Co in a street-scene noting cleanliness importance and nearby business placements.
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Finley
Love Drug Co
Every Promise on Page Seven Carried Out Faithfully
A printer note asserts that every pledge listed on page seven will be fulfilled. The brief promises are presented as a guarantee from the advertiser and are described as binding and timely.
Famous Pedestrians and the Long Walk Feat Through History
The article traces long distance walking from Foster Powell in 1773 to Capt. Barclay’s 1809 1 000 mile 1 000 hour challenge. It notes royal interest including Charles II and Mary Callinack who walked to London for the 1851 Great Exhibition, with vivid diary details of Barclay’s endurance and meals.
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The
Stock Exchange
Brighton
Barclay
Strand Magazine
Charles II
Newmarket
Charles
Whitehall
Hampton Court
Foster Powell
London
York
Newmarket Heath
Capt. Barclay
Mary Callinack
Barber's Fight Talk Ends in a Barbershop Skirmish
A gossiping barber in a Detroit area shop regales patrons with boxing lore. A visiting minister joins a sparring bout aloud and lands a swift right in the barber's nose then a solid blow to the jaw, closing the shop for days as the crowd watches.
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Detroit Free Press
Barber
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Across 1886 Affidavit
Frank J Cheney of Toledo declares his firm F J Cheney & Co will pay 100 dollars for every catarrh case cured not by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Oath sworn December 6, 1886 before notary A W Gleason. Cure is internal and affects blood and mucous surfaces. Send for testimonials. price 75 cents. Hall's Family Pills also advertised.
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Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hall
Frank J Cuenry
F. J. Cuentey & Co
Mules Wanted By Harper Bros in Atlanta Market
Buyer will be in Anniston for several days starting September 17 to purchase sound mules of all sizes. Harper Bros Brady Union Stockyards Atlanta Ga.
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Anniston
Harper Bros
Brady Union Stockyards
Atlanta
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Abe
Woo Exumpt
Evening Star Publishing
Conrorietors
T. R. Gordon
W.G. Col Je
Lemon
D.gchrow der
J. WH. Church
Labor Department
Husinees Managen
Aix
Rvm4ing Beam Publieiing CO
Adtiston
Ala
Rie
Eleventh Street
New Court House
JR Telephone
Star
Chant
London Daily News
Cording
Daily News
Westone
Ove
Statre
Onso
Tonepo
Lucas Country
A W Gleason
Uncle Sam
Harrison
White House
Capitol
Washington
National Capitol
Messrs
Harrison Bros. & Co., Inc
Ai Ted
Anniston Hardware CO
Alabama
E. Julius Williams
Pat Allen
Huyler
South Anniston ‘Lumber CO
Fifth War