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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1903
Page
3
Oxford reports dairy farmers see reduced milk output due to scarce green fodder. Rev R T Liston preaches in Jacksonville. Local merchants promote suits and millinery as fashion advances. Several residents travel or plan partnerships. A potential Oxford commercial club is discussed as a stimulus for industry.
Mrs W Watkins of Pleasant City Ohio reports her son narrowly saved from pneumonia after a terrible cough. Doctors failed until Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption was used, now the child is sound and well. The claim is advertised by local druggists West End Drug Store and Miller Drug Co with trial bottles free.
A discouraged artist laments his fading skill but a loyal friend reassures him. The friend says his taste is improving, not his ability failing, reminding the artist that growth can accompany critique.
A brief, witty exchange appears in the Detroit Free Press with a sweet young thing asking why there are no marriages in heaven and a crusty bachelor noting that heaven is heaven. The quip reflects light social humor rather than a news item.
A humorous line from the Atlanta Constitution notes a mule named Kate kicking a man to heaven and never bringing him back, illustrating a tall tale or joke about afterlife expectations.
A Chicago Tribune editorial notes that stock market experts seldom warn the public until losses occur. The piece laments missed forewarnings and the tendency to speak only after setbacks.
A reflective aphorism notes money as a vast sea capable of drowning honor, conscience, and truth, attributed to Kozlay, prompting thoughts on moral cost and integrity amid wealth.
Chamberlains Cough Remedy has a thirty year record and millions of bottles sold. It has long been a standard treatment for croup in homes, with no reported failures when given at hoarseness or early croup cough. It is pleasant, contains no opium, and suitable for babies to adults, sold by J L Wikle druggist.
Rail line announces fare from Southeast points to Hot Springs Arkansas at one fare plus two dollars for onward return via Iron Mountain Route. Tickets available every Wednesday and Saturday until September 30th with final limit sixty days from sale. Includes hotel and travel books.
Julius Levy offers cleaning or pressing of clothing and invites readers to call Telephone 324 for service.
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