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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1906
Page
3
Mr Beasley of Eulaton died at his home from heart trouble after months of illness. On Sunday after his burial his daughter Mrs Houston and friends were in a wagon when two frightened horses ran away throwing them against a wire fence. Mrs Houston and a baby were badly cut and bruised but expected to recover.
Fragmentary notes describe a claimed remedy for stomach heart and kidney issues. The text references a treatment with unclear ingredients and aims, mentioning a supposed cure in one dose. No verifiable details or sources are provided.
To patrons of the Alabama Presbyterian College the second year opens with all professors on duty and strong attendance from Anniston and Oxford. Over 40 boys enrolled from those towns, with generous statewide support for furnishings. Dormitories nearly set, library funded, offices promised, and building improvements underway. Billing now shifted to quarterly in advance to ensure regular pay for faculty.
Morning preaching and afternoon dinner mark the Mt Zion event with Beat 2Sunday schools invited. The program includes Welcome song Praise Him Solo A Sunbeam Recitation The Inquiry The Glory Song The Model Superintendent Christ in the Tempest Song The King's Business Address by J Woods I Go Anywhere You Want Me To Recitation The Reward Song Blest Be the Tie and other items led by W S Griffin A Hollingsworth Essie Lanford Nannie Lou Whisenant.
A letter from the London Globe laments social snubs after a long life, noting that afternoon calls from survivors linger while friends never invite to dinner, illustrating enduring loneliness and changed social norms.
A fragment quotes Chas Ning arguing progress of intelligence and power ends liberty. It warns a people may have liberty in form but lack its true substance and spirit without this growth.
W M Sherman of Cushing Me recounts a three month kidney inflammation ordeal. He credits Electric Bitters with a complete cure after three bottles. The tonic promises relief from cures liver complaint dyspepsia blood disorders and nervous weakness, sold by West End Drug Co and Elam Ordway Houser for 50 cents.
The obituary notes Grover's death on September 18, 1906 after a life of innocence and joy. His sister Mamyp offers a loving inscription describing the transition from earthly longing to a peaceful, sublime afterlife.
The ointment Bucklen's Arnica Salve is praised for curing a distressing case of piles in Waynesboro Pennsylvania. It claims to heal barns sores boils ulcers cuts wounds chilblains and salt rheum and is sold at West End Drug Co Ordway and Houser.
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