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Newspaper
Pratt City Herald
Location
Pratt City, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1900
Page
8
Twenty nine officers and men write from the front to say Bucklen's Arnica Salve heals wounds stiff joints burns skin eruptions and piles. 23 cents per box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by R Ballard's Snow Liniment. Provides relief for bleeding burns bruises scalds and cuts. Lovelady PF SUets
An old classified style ad touts Dr Kings New Life Pills promising quick relief from sick and nervous headaches. Claims include clearing vision, boosting health, and a money back guarantee. Sold for 25 cents by RB F Lovelady and drugstores, with subscription noted for the Herald.
The paper details a Manitou reading highlighting Pike's Peak views and hotel accommodations, then guides a drive through Ute Pass to Rainbow Falls and Grand Cavern. It celebrates Cheyenne Canon attractions, Grand Organ music, Seven Falls, and dramatic canyon scenery with vivid, period tone and traveler observations.
Confederate veterans of Birmingham and invited guests gathered at East Lake last Saturday for the Veterans Picnic. Speakers included Colonel Furgerson, Rov. B. W. Jones, comrade Haran, and Judge Feagan, followed by Miss Sewell and singing. The event was described as a success with feasting, poetry, and revival like atmosphere.
A Tribute of Respect recalls Jesus Christ gathering a bright rosebud from earth to adorn his heavenly home. Describing her as sweet and loving, the tribute notes she brightened many with a pleasant smile and kind word. It reflects on God’s wisdom in all things.
May Clara Eubank aged fifteen died Monday August 6 1990 after a veg illness hospice care completed as family mourns. She is believed to be with God awaiting loved ones in heaven while parents sister and brothers grieve.
North Highlands reports a family trip to Tennessee by the Gilliam and Leota Roeder family with friends and host wishes. The Children’s Club hosted Willie Reilly. Mrs. Sam Bradley’s visit to Walker County is noted. Sarah McFalls celebrated her twelfth birthday with friends. Will Baker Inmann will study in Bell Buckle, Tennessee. Rev Mrs Makin visit Prof Makin at Alabama Normal College. North Highlands boasts a long driveway from Greenwool Cemetery to Jasper Road and announces a regraded First Avenue with locals seeking escorts from Greenwood Cemetery.
Rev B Davis of Georgia takes charge of the Presbyterian church here preaching first, third, and fifth Sundays. Local deaths include infants and youths from Charvoz and Eubank families. An election for incorporation produced a 39 vote majority. Numerous visits and funerals mark a week of community activity with a train accident during a funeral procession and oxen deaths reported.
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