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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1902
Page
4
The text notes the sudden loss of District Attorney Vaughan and hints at political maneuvering behind Wategham's removal. It suggests Republicans in Alabama may step into the vacated post, facing possible similar political risks.
The first issue of the Labor Review appears today from J. H. Church and T. J. Lamar. The paper is well edited and printed with attractive advertising. It is temporarily issued from H. Brightman’s job printing office in the Star building and will move to its own office within a week or two. The Evening Star welcomes the new labor paper and wishes it success.
A New Jersey editor T M Lynch of the Phillipsburg Daily Post extols Foley's Hovey and Tar for coughs and colds in his family stating it is exceptionally effective. The piece also notes Miller Deng Co pricing 3 cents for empty sacks and a remark about volcanic excitement reducing risk of a hot time for some neighbors.
New York news reports Danis F. McMahon announces that Richard Croker, former Tammany leader, will return to settle disputes within Tammany Hall. insiders say Croker could curb Devery’s rise and unify factions, as Devery appears poised to win and gain influence.
Not Doomed For Life’s was treated three years by good doctors for Pilea and Fistula but Buck len’s Arnica Salve cured me in two weeks. Cures Burns cuts Corns sores eruptions Salt Rheum Piles or no pay. 25e at Miller Drug Co.
The text urges saving a fixed weekly amount in the City National Bank Savings Department at 4 percent interest to build a strong bank account. It argues a safe deposit helps youths avoid poverty and rise financially, with a personal interview offered by cashier J. W. McElizain. It also includes short ads for Postel's Elegant flour, a barber shop rental, and suit offer.
An old advertiser notes flour as a daily staple and urges nutritious, reliable picks from Postell s Elegant Flour, bolted and well handled. Anniston Mercantile Co. sells Warter s Hand Made cigars as sole five cent option. Includes nondescript health and candy references.
A heated exchange reveals a rift as one person objects to Flyntskyn, recalling prior claims of closeness and accusing him of stinginess. The dialogue highlights strained loyalties and personal grievances within the circle.
The New York Times reports Not Modest was seen hugging the Jersey coast as she passed in. The sighting highlights public interest in the yacht's movements and the celebrity status of the vessel.
In Car tersville Sam Jones, feeling unwell, misses a Tabernacle sermon. He praises both Rev Brougher and Rev Broughton, endorses joining Broughton’s cause if in Atlanta, and notes Broughton’s large membership and prior conflict over alien baptism, saying he would rather have Christians who were ducked than dodge them himself.
A short notice touts White's Cream Vermifuge as a remedy for crying infants whose food is devoured by worms. It claims immediate relief and thriving, urging mothers to buy at 25 cents from J. L en and J. B. Privett in Oxford Alabama.
The grand jury returned first degree murder indictments against Hollis B. Parrish for the killing on an Owenton street car and against W. N. Prowell for the East Lake car shooting. Parrish is jailed after a preliminary hearing and his lawyers plan an insanity plea. Parrish is an attorney with prominent state connections.
A rustic guide lists home treatments for poison, burns, blisters, convulsions, croup, fainting, sprains, and general pain. It prescribes mustard or gait for poisoning, borax for burns, warm baths for convulsions, castor oil, a syrup of ipecac for croup, and hot-water soaks for sprains.
A Baltimore American quip outlines a breakfast table scene where a testy husband questions a strange dish. The wife defends it as the new health food, while the husband wagers no germ would survive on it.
St. Jenny N F Sept 13. General synod discussion on marriage and divorce regulations in Montreal led to no changes. A ban on marrying a deceased wife's sister's daughter passed, binding all Canadian Anglican priests. Bishops urged a ban on solemnizing marriages where one party is divorced. Clergy supported the message 351 to 7. delays opposed 15 to 9. Final affirmation required from both orders.
A Talladega solicitor appeals to Calhoun county Democrats after a first primary showing him second in a four candidate race for attorney general. He urges turnout for the September 15 second primary, praising local officials and support from judges and citizens in Talladega.
Mrs Raymond Con ver of Shelton Washington writes doctors could not help with years of kidney trouble. After trying Foley's Kidney Care the first dose gave relief and she says she is now cured, Miller Drug Co endorses the claim.
A brief ad proclaims Warter's Hand Made cigars are always fresh, highlighting wrapper to tin toil in its sales pitch.
Mr Borror speaks in support of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy after three years of bronchitis and sleepless nights. He tried doctors and patent medicines with no relief until his wife found the medicine, which completely relieved him. The remedy is sold by J L Wikle.
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