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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1903
Page
4
The piece reflects on Saturday evening as more than a pause from labor, framing it as the herald of the Sabbath. It emphasizes the divine command to work six days and rest on the seventh, urging readers to set aside business and worry and prepare mind and body for the next week.
Three subscriptions totaling 700 dollars were added to the Adar subscription list for the proposed 810000 industry in Asniston. The Even Star hopes to secure many 100 dollar subscriptions next week to fund a small manufacturing plant, boosting local diversification and prosperity. Who will be the next to subscribe.
Jacksonville file reports a series of local deaths and condolences, including Lawrence Journey and L. D. Miller, while the State Normal college opens with about two hundred students. Notable moves include Prof. Carl Holliday joining the college, and residents Wander to Clifton Arizona for mining jobs. The period brings wind and rain from an equinox storm followed by cooler air, plus civilian notes on travelers and guests around town.
Edwardsville Standard-News commends the Star for backing a proposed new industry in Anniston. The plan calls for a 10 000 plant project facing questions about its type and impact. The paper believes the movement will succeed with public support and press aid.
Congressman Bowie toured Edwardsville last week and praised The Standard-News office. He spoke on rural free delivery routes and said one would begin operating from this area soon, asserting he defends local interests.
The document quotes Frank J. Cheney of Toledo promising 100 dollars for any catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It cites a December 6 1886 oath before A W Gleason notary public. Also notes internal use claims and Toledo druggists selling at 75 cents, plus travel rate details for the Rock Island System to the Great Southeast from Anniston and Atlanta inquiries.
A local notice states a telephone levy will fund a full line of fall and winter clothing samples. The item indicates distribution or availability of apparel through a telephone ordering or sales process.
A letter from Congressman Botkin lauds Peruna and Manalin for relieving catarrh of the stomach and constipation after years of illness. Augusta real estate agent L F Verdery also reports dramatic improvement, claiming Peruna made him feel like a new person. Readers are urged to write Dr Hartman in Columbus, Ohio for guidance.
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