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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1906
Page
2
Local residents arrive and depart as scholars visit Noble Institute with 17 from town attending. Senators aide Thomas Garrett shortens stay after a relative’s death. Hog ordinance petition circulates led by Lt Gow an Roberts. Small accidents injure Chief Knighton’s grandchild. several residents visit friends and family in nearby towns.
A reader letter from George B Krause of 306 Walnut Avenue Altoona Pennsylvania praises Wet Dean's Regulars for mild action and effective bowel regulation.
A humorous exchange between a father and his daughter Shortleigh centers on marriage. The daughter replies slyly that if marriage is demanded they should look in the mirror, implying self-reflection or resemblance. The dialogue hints at personal choice and parental curiosity within domestic life.
A fragmented line reflects a playful or critical note on human flaws and imperfections as examined by Burke. The text hints at internal conflict and rhetorical engagement with personal faults.
The Old Reliable Alliance Warehouse offers cotton weighing to customers until they are fully satisfied. Located at the corner of Main and Snow streets in Oxford Alabama.
The report notes a reunion in Anniston with about 26 Confederate veterans from Oxford in attendance and describes local visits by out-of-town delegates, including Aderholt of Meading and Evans of Delta. It mentions Calhoun Rifles captains Huey Bullard and A. M. Humphries elected, and references news on Mrs. John H. Wilson’s improving condition.
The advertisement claims a guaranteed kidney remedy available from Scarbrough Drug Co with a trial offer. It promises no cost if it fails and lists a price of 50 cents.
A curious man in a Boston lodging house paid for proof of the landlady’s daily presence. After wagering with a friend, a dropped plate drew the landlady to the scene, proving she was in the house within minutes.
A New York Press excerpt describes a woman requesting slippers of flowered satin and a clerk noting that glove use is required. Workmen handling light colored materials wear white gloves, changing them up to three times daily to keep the items clean and preserve material value.
An insidious kidney disease warning urges taking Foley's Kidney Cure at first signs of trouble. The ad claims it corrects irregularities and prevents Bright's disease and diabetes, attributed to Elam, Ordway & Houser.
A dog barked at the deputy commissioner of Purulia Bengal when he visited the dog owner on a bike. The owners faced trial under section 289 and Karusha was fined 20 rupees.
T. M. Henderson at 913 Noble Street advertises buying second-hand furniture stoves and fur. Immediate cash paid for old goods. Local readers urged to bring items to the shop for quick payment.
Fragmentary OCR shows a shop named The Famous at Eleventh and Moble streets offering clothing for men and boys. Details are unclear due to corruption but indicate a head to foot outfitting business with children's apparel.
High grade furniture of all kinds at 923 Noble Street. New Home sewing machines and stoves offered with prices reasonable.
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