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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1906

Page

8

Make Ice Quick Man In Trouble

Special to the Star reports W B S Levy of New York and Jacksonville promoting a formula to make ice in five minutes for 2 per formula. The post office department says the formula uses carbonate and nitrate of ammonia and agriculture findings show Levy’s method works only in winter or at greatly reduced temperatures. The cost of the chemicals and market pricing raise questions about the method’s viability compared with ice wagon prices. A government order has been issued following these findings.

The Star Washington W. Bs. Levy New York Jacksonville Agriculture Department Levy

Local Notables See City Today on Various Trips

Dr. W. V. Leyden began a business trip to Knoxville today while Dr. T. W. Ayers returned from Mobile. Hon. Kany Gaston of Randolph County is in the city, and Captain James Crook of Jacksonville was here yesterday.

Wy V. Leyden Knoxville Kany Gaston Randolph Coun

Southern Railway Londensed Schedule in Effect June 10 1908

Public timetable details for Southern Railway with limited hours and station stops from Greenville to Birmingham and Atlanta to New York. Notes include Pullman sleeping and dining car services, routes via Washington Cincinnati and Birmingham, and daily train operation led by MUSPENCER and staff.

Washington & Southwestern Limboll Atlanta Birmingham New York Ibrary Observation Ingthon Pullman Richmond Newiniog Sparaabury Washington Vullman Greenville Asheville Werveleyharm Ala Radford Chattanooga Chattana Chattanooge Salisbury Bruns Atlantis Jacksonville Augusta Bir Muspencer Washington, D.C Hardwick PT. M Washington, DC W. H. Taylor Gp.a Bensoot Bi Tena Makreson Creagh P. A

Local Grocer Reopens With New Manager Bob Seals

A message states that Bob Seals has added to the business and will supply all grocery needs. It notes the shop will sell only "bdlice meals" and promises a full range of groceries and line era now available.

Bob Seals

Thirty Years Without Sleep Relief Claims

A testimonial recounts a long struggle with sleeplessness and kidney strain ending after using Cooper's New Discovery and Quick Relief. The writer, L. T. Cooper, a young philanthropist, promotes the remedies via J. L. Wikte as the local representative, asserting dramatic improvement and renewed vigor after years of fatigue.

Henry J. Musser Pittsburg Ieee Fusser Coopers

Local letters urge hiring city teachers for Madame Moses’s replacement

W J Stevens writes that Madame Moses’s illness forces resignation and argues for a locally trained replacement. He proposes a city examination class including Mrs. James Brown and other Birmingham Atlanta instructors, insisting funds stay in the local school system and praising local taxpayers as equal to Madame Moses.

Birmingham Atlanta James Brown C. C. Scott Rholes Madame Moses

Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets Advertised

The laxative effect is described as agreeable and natural, claiming to cure indigestion and biliousness. Price is 25 cents with free samples at J L Wikle's drug store.

Chamberlain J. L. Wikle

Social notes invite weddings and society events in Anniston

Mrs. Sarah Porney Caldwell announces the marriage of her daughter Jovie Diemer to Bark Stanton Lay at St. Luke's Church Jacksonville on Thursday morning. Mentions Mina Caldwell, Mr. Carl Lay, Miss Lucy Ayers, Miss Mary Blackwell, and a linen shower. Describes Mollie Bernstein as a child prodigy pianist and notes Bernstein family moves to Anniston. Includes Lake party invitations by Howard Sexton, study club meeting, and updates on residents Ethel Stringfellow, George F.E. Thomas, and return travel details.

Diemer Bark Stanton St. Luke's Church Jack Anniston Howard W. Sexton Douglass

Vitality in Monastic Life Inspires A Fin de Siecle Friar

Excerpt from National Magazine praises monastic vitality arguing that discipline and faith nourish health and happiness. The speaker contrasts quiet life with worldly bustle, citing letters from a southern friar and a young tonsured monk to illustrate vigor, discipline, and resilience in religious communities.

Europe National Magazine

The Apaches Sun Worship Traditions Summary

The Apaches worship the sun as a powerful deity and seek its favor in battles farming and cattle raids. They bury horses clothing and chase implements for the future world and claim communion with ancestral spirits through Chindi. Medicine men and people use talismans and amulets and avoid discussing God openly among themselves.

Curtis Scribner’s

Faint heart fears for Mr. Brown in Toledo Blade note

A Toledo Blade snippet shows a girl asking her mother if Mr. Brown has heart disease after recalling the proverb faint heart never won fair lady. The exchange highlights a playful concern over a claim in a new book and Mrs. Brown’s reaction.

Mr. Brown

Egg Shell Clue Tells Rooster or Hen Hatch

A chicken farmer states a rule of egg appearance predicting hatch outcome. He claims smooth eggs mostly hatch hens while wrinkled eggs tend to yield roosters, though he notes occasional exceptions.

Nomination Timed Amid Odd Circus Assembly

In a surreal gathering the chair, held by an elastic skin man, calls for nominations for treasurer. A wild figure, the wild man of Borneo, stands and nominates the legless wonder, as a freaks club meeting unfolds.

Borneo

Weak Kidneys Bright’s Disease and Diabetes

Symptoms of kidney complaints include brick dust in urine sediment and unusual urine desire. The ad claims tonic remedies overstrain the kidneys and warns against self treatment, endorsing Dr Shoop's Restorative to vitalize nerve power and kidney function.

The Needs of the People Bryan's Subject Next Friday

William Jennings Bryan plans to speak on The Needs of the People focusing on education for self support, home building, and efficient government. He cites Alabama tax revenue and urges support for local merchants to build towns and jobs, citing prices from City Hardware Company and urging informed shopping locally.

Bryan William Jennings Bryan

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