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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1902
Page
7
A Chicago News snippet recalls four year old Mabel asking about Lincoln Park painting and a child’s jokes on sleep, prayers, and pie portions. The piece captures playful misunderstandings and family chatter in a light, humorous tone.
The notice lists first and second rounds of assessment appointments across numerous beats and towns in Chilton County Alabama for 1903. Taxpayers are asked to bring correct real estate figures and itemized valuations. delinquency begins January 1, 1903.
A. 2 4 ke of Wood, Ind, recalls severe lung problems that resisted many doctors before using Foley's Honey and Tar. He reports his lungs are now sound as a bullet and he recommends the remedy to others with advanced long trouble. Miller Drug Co.
The article discusses trunk growth limits and branch cutting. It advises keeping cuts close to the main trunk or largest branch, painting large wounds to aid healing, and cautions against leaving long stumps. It notes aging does not restore healing speed and emphasizes timely pruning.
A jagged OCR fragment cites personal pain and a claim of being "raised from the dead" with a bottle of Ballra’s Snow Anise. It also mentions attempts to obtain more, and a list of names including Wikle and Privett in Oxford Alabama, suggesting a local exchange or notice context.
The British Museum houses the world’s largest book, a fifteenth century atlas seven feet tall, with heavy leaves and clasps. It also contains a tiny bijou almanac bound in red morocco, under an inch tall, fitting in a lady’s grieving pocket. The collection spans about thirty seven miles of shelves.
J J Cox of Valley View Kentucky suffered severe kidney trouble that left him bedridden and unresponsive to standard treatments. After trying Foley's Kidney Care he reports a complete turnaround, saying it “made a well map of me” and restored his health.
A fragmentary discussion describes salt intake and its perceived health effects. It references thirst, vitality, and weight of salt in foods, noting salt’s role in medicine and daily diet. The text mentions missionaries, domesticated uses, and natural versus refined forms affecting health.
An OCR fragment touts Botanic Blood Balm as a cure for cancer, eczema, ulcers, and other conditions with boastful claims of wide success. It mentions patients in Alabama and Georgia, prices, and free samples, while including unsafe medical assurances and sensational testimonials.
A garbled ad style fragment mentions a Mr Hen and a New Albany Bradtor count Pa. about a lace ville messenger and a bottle of a patent remedy. The text references a dose curing dyspepsia and diarrhoea and notes it is sold by J I Wikie.
A garbled fragment suggests a town weighing a minstrel’s arrival or welcome scene. Key names and places are unreadable, but the core idea hints at a local cultural event and community reaction.
A reader from Lake City cites relief from tepepsia after taking a bottle of AEFMne. The message claims cure and plans to taper off the second bottle, naming J. Le. Wikle and J. B. Privett of Oxford, Alabama, as references.
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