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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1901
Page
5
Anniston readers hear of students heading to the State University in Tuscaloosa, millinery arrivals, Noble Institute class resumption, staff changes at the Evening Star, and local business promotions. Judge Blackwell returns from Randolph and Cleburne counties while cigars, meats, and dress goods are spotlighted by local shops and producers.
The report notes Mr Rayfield left by way of Oxford Lake toward his Talladega home and that in Anniston he made many friends whose loss will be felt. Readers are invited to hope he is engaged here again next summer.
A Vicksburg arrest links Hugh J. Trigg, once Birmingham Age-Herald circulation manager, to anarchist circles. Local chatter claims a small Birmingham group meets and distributes Emma Goldman literature, though Chief of Police Austin says there are no anarchists in the city, a statement challenged by residents who acknowledge supporters.
Uilman Reaves has gone to Dahlonega Ga to enter the famous college there. Capt J M Elliott of Birmingham president of the Southern Car and Foundry Company is in the city today. R L Denman of Gadsden is in the city with L B Kidd of Gadsden visiting his brother J Kidd. J H Cooper of Attalla is in the city on business. Ed Wood collector for International Correspondence Schools of Scranton Pa left for Talladega today.
A fragmented note promotes Cure Ged in head and Kermott’s Chocolates Laxative as an easy to take remedy. Claims quick cure for a condition in herd and mentions options for relief. No verifiable details provided.
The stock impounded for running at large will be sold at noon Friday at city hall to cover pound fees unless owners claim and pay charges. Items include several heifers, gilts, a spotted sow with five pigs, and a sandy gilt. Proceeds support the city police for pound costs.
The Queen and Crescent System inaugurated a fast Meridian to Shreveport schedule on October 28 connecting with lines to Texas. The Southern Railway fast train No. 37 partners with the Q&C to cut travel time to Texas to 7 to 12 hours. Ticket agents offer information on this new service.
Hen rietta Tex lawyer E B Munday recalls his brother recovering from malaria and jaundice after using Electric Bitters. He claims the remedy expels malaria kills germs purifies blood aids digestion regulates liver kidneys and bowels cures constipation dyspepsia nervous disorders and female complaints. Available at Elam Drug Co for 50 cents.
Worthy EP Swift of Parkersburg, a J N Murdoch wholesale druggist, reports Cholera Morbus laid up, treated successfully with Kernett’s Ext Blackberry. He would not be without it even at five dollars a bottle and endorses it as the best remedy for summer complaint, diarrehea, and cholera morbus.
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