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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1906
Page
5
Anniston readers receive updates on a sick Birmingham youth and Harless family ties while local ads trumpet bargains at Anniston Cash Store and Bass & Heard. Justice Tyson visits for chief justice bid, Haviland china sets discounted, and Carter Music Co promotes grapho phones and piano salesmen.
The text praises a practitioner with thorough training from a top Eastern technical school who can craft every watch part except the dial hair and main springs. It notes the use of genuine up to date materials and clean benches and claims competitive pricing for perfect service.
Direction and velocity of the wind eight miles per hour. Three miles, lowest temperature at 5 a.m. seventy. State of weather partly cloudy. Forecast for Anniston and vicinity shows showers tonight and Tuesday. W F Clark.
Heavy rain peaked at 1.35 inches while heat sapped energy. W T Owen sold property with 25 percent cash advance the next day. Anniston Trading Co promotes toilet ware on second floor. Aniston Electric & Gas Co offers round trip tickets to the lake theatre this week.
A Swiss engineer from Clarens near Montreux named Strubb is building a mountain railway in the Tyrolese Alps. When finished, the line is expected to surpass the Stauserhorn railway as the steepest in the world.
In line with Spanish custom King Alfonso will present his bride a wedding dress made in a Madrid convent plus five other gowns. The bride will provide all trousseau and household furnishings for their new home.
The Wrought Iron Range Co offers ranges for sale from wagons in this county and City Hardware Co proposes to sell to farmers in the territory for 40 dollars with notes at 8 percent interest if desired. They pledge to save customers 25 dollars by viewing their range first.
A Baltimore philanthropist was approached by an Irish former employee seeking General aid after a house fire. The man claimed total losses and produced a notary certificate that, he said, was burned with his belongings.
The salve relieves intense itching from salt rheum and eczema deceptively quick. Chamberlains Salve is advertised as a cure for skin diseases and is for sale by J. L. Wikle.
A playful exchange unfolds with Mrs. Gatley seeking bathing suit ideas and her husband offering a cheeky suggestion about adjusting the water level. The fragment captures light domestic humor and character dynamics.
The Island of Ascension in the Atlantic is the sole property of the British Admiralty. It appears on the navy list as a vessel classed as a tender to a warship. It is governed by a naval captain with crews subject to ship rules, and no private property or taxes exist on the island.
A fragment from the Chicago Daily News features a playful exchange about marriage. A bachelor girl declares she hates men and would not wed, while a suitor Jack Dashing is urged to move on, revealing social banter on romance.
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