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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1906
Page
8
Mrs H Aaron of Benton reports her infant daughter suffered a severe skin disease with a watery eruption that burst and cracked. After using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment three times, the humors faded and the child recovered in one week, never returning. She urges other mothers to keep the remedies.
A Madison Indiana resident testimonial from June 27 1905 reports Cuticura Soap and Ointment as the best treatment for a long standing weeping eczema. The letter credits sustained use with remarkable improvement and notes the signer as J E Mersdorff of 310 Ward St.
An advertisement extols Cuticura products for babies including Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment as a skin soothing regimen. It claims instant relief and better sleep for infants and suggests baths and gentle applications as the great skin cure.
Southern Railway announces an extensive Pullman vestibuled service linking Birmingham and Atlanta to New York Washington and Brunswick with sleeping and dining cars. The schedule includes connections to Richmond Chattanooga and Asheville with daily operation and multiple routes through Birmingham and Chattanooga. Officials listed include G M Spencer and Bensocoter P A G A Washington DC and Birmingham staff.
Society telegraph reports prom inent New York hostesses attend the Cayuga Lake wedding at Grasmere. Bride Miss Catharine Westinghouse is given in marriage to New York financier Charles W. Fletcher with Marjorie Westinghouse as maid of honor and bridesmaids from New York Philadelphia and Pittsburg. Roy M. Fletcher serves as best man.
The Noble Institute opened at 10 o clock with a large enrollment of day pupils and eighteen boarding pupils already arrived. The season’s outlook is encouraging as students depart Anniston for colleges across the country and several pupils plan studies at Auburn, Princeton, Notre Dame, and other institutions.
A globe trotter recalls London dining at Prince's Savoy and Carlton noting toothpicks in sterile envelopes, learning it is provincial to judge others by small rules. A nameless woman adds, three husband types—young, middle aged, and old—who frustrate and disappoint.
A reader notes the Prince Consort Albert prized subordination to Queen Victoria, arguing his duty required sinking his own identity and power. The letter to the Duke of Wellington frames the consort as a private secretary and tutor, highlighting gendered duties in a female-led monarchy.
The piece urges timely grave care and fitting monuments to honor loved ones. It stresses that neglect harms memory and calls for providing tasteful memorials to avoid forgotten graves. The message appeals to readers to act now and ensure dignity for the departed.
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