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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1906
Page
3
Church event notice invites all Beat Sunday schools to Mt Zion on October 7 for a morning and afternoon program. The lineup includes welcome songs, prayers, solos by AC Sunbeam and Margaret Mitchell, recitations by Lizzie Embry and Nannie Lou Whisenant, and sermons or musical pieces by W. Griffin, C. A. Hollingsworth, and T. Woods.
Special to the Star reports that London guilds and livery companies elected a new lord mayor. The aldermen face a 500 pound fine if absent. the mayor's salary equals the U.S. president’s. Sworn in November 8, with a state procession the following day.
The text describes experiments where water on a red hot plate evaporates slowly without boiling, while volatile gases such as sulphurous acid cause cooling and freezing. It notes M. Domigny freezing water on a white hot capsule and Faraday extending the experiments, including forming a slow evaporating spheroidal mass and rapid freezing of mercury upon contact.
A Vernon Connecticut child burned on the hand suffered worsened inflammation from initial treatments. Michael Strauss sought help from local merchant James N. Nichols who recommended Chamberlain's Pain Balm. The first application drew out inflammation and provided immediate relief. Nichols endorses the liniment for cats, burns, strains, and back pain. Sold by J. L. Wircle.
A vivid scene in a social gathering shows a blue eyed youth escorting a young woman to a refreshment room. While they talked the woman suddenly notices his eye fixed and a fly upon it. Startled, she exclaims as the grotesque sight overwhelms the moment.
An old advertisement extols Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as aiding nature to cure colds. It promises to lay the cough ease lung relief and clear secretions while preventing pneumonia, with a 25 cent small size and 60 cent large size offered by dealer J. L. Wikle.
A distressed parent recalls twelve years of misery as doctors confront an incurable skin condition. The case, described in vivid terms, captures ongoing pain and seeks new avenues of care.
Patient recounts twelve years of suffering from eczema in his son. After doctors failed, Cuticura products reportedly halted progression, improving with Soap and Ointment. Claims a five year prior misdiagnosis and enduring nightly pain. Signed by Michael Steinman, 7 Sumner Avenue, Brest, April 16, 1905.
Ash paid for secondhand furniture and related goods appears in a brief store notice. The ad highlights a dealer in used furniture offerings and services.
The Famous Eleventh Street Head to Foot outfitters offer head to toe apparel for men women and boys with a wide selection and low prices.
J. T. Hodge offers high grade furniture and New Home sewing machines at 928 Noble Street with stoves and reasonable prices.
Anniston City Furniture promotes the largest stock and greatest variety with the lowest prices. Located on Noble and Cwelifth streets, the ad emphasizes value and breadth of selection for customers.
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