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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1903
Page
4
A call to join a local drive for a new manufacturing plant in Anniston. Readers are urged to add their names to a petition list, with a $100 fee, to support the industrial movement and spur multiple factory developments.
Progressive physicians warn city dwellers eat too much meat and pie. Dr Elmer Keeler argues meatless diets support strong muscles and clear brains. He cautions against excessive meat but notes nonvegetarians can stay strong. The Birmingham Age-Herald critiques Lecithin feeding to Rockefeller.
A report notes that Dowte plans to travel carrying two train loads of Zionists. The statement frames a large-scale movement or transport tied to Zionist groups, suggesting organized relocation or support. Further context on motive or destination is not provided.
The text notes TH editorials in the state press discuss a bank bill as a legislative measure and not national bank currency. It claims editors are not well informed about the currency issue and contrasts this with Dowie’s large mission to New York.
An advertisement touts King’s New Life Pill as a cure for a wide range of ailments including digestion and bowel troubles. It claims millions use the pills daily and markets them as easy, pleasant, safe, and effective available for 26 cents at West End Drug Store and Miller Drug Co.
Dr KB Tenney, after three years as a surgeon in the Philippines, returns to Kansas City and sheds comic opera tropes about the Sulu sultan. He portrays an ordinary man with limited authority, noting the prime minister Haji Batu holds real power. The sultan’s life includes ponies, four wives, and betel nut customs. women marry at 14 to 18, and he rarely hosts feasts.
B L Byer a town cooper credits Chamberlain Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving his life after a month of bilious dysentery. He found no relief until the remedy. The statement is reinforced by B E Little of Hancock Md. Available from J L Wikle druggist.
One fare plus two dollars to Hot Springs Arkansas and return via Iron Mountain Route. Tickets on sale each Wednesday and Saturday until September 30th from all Southeast points. Final limit sixty days from sale date. Write for hotels and local attractions. I B Rehlander T P A 18 West 9th Street Chattanooga Tennessee.
The article notes that the United States government is building a northern chain of forts and military stations to deter land invasions from Canada. It highlights Fort Sheridan, Fort Snelling, Vancouver Barracks, Fort Ethan Allen, Fort Leavenworth, and Fort Riley as the largest northern posts, with Plattsburgh barracks and Niagara Falls also integral, and points to southern anchors like Fort Sam Houston and Fort McPherson.
Mr. P Daugherty of Mercer and Summer counties was near death from diarrhoea before a neighbor brought Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Two doctors offered little relief but he recovered in under a day. For sale by J L Wikle, Druggist.
Mr Gunnela, ex-superintendent of education and now chief clerk in Superintendent Hill's office, notes Alabama schools are moving along satisfactorily. He says the uniform text book law is meeting with almost universal approval. This from the Birmingham Age Herald.
President Johan W. Abercrombie of the university arrived from Montgomery and planned to depart for Tuscaloosa. He described this session as promising with an opening stronger than in years. He noted the summer school bill passed the house and faced senate action next week. He supported a uniform text book law as essential and unlikely to be repealed.
Frank J. Cheney of F. J. Cheney & Co. swears as senior partner that the Toledo firm will pay one hundred dollars for each catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The patent remedy is sold for 75 cents through druggists. testimonials are sent, with the claim it acts on the blood and mucous surfaces.
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