Ebbs Borbes Leads In Musical Instruments Sale
A local shop expands its piano collection as part of a growing inventory of musical instruments. The owner notes continued demand for keyboards and related gear from customers seeking quality options.
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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1901
Page
6
A local shop expands its piano collection as part of a growing inventory of musical instruments. The owner notes continued demand for keyboards and related gear from customers seeking quality options.
A boastful note highlights celebrated Everett and Harvard with emphasis on favorable prices terms and quality goods. The brief celebrates value and appeal though details are sparse.
Mary Hart, widow of Colonel Hart, and Tom Dalton, a Boston law student, feud over love while plans unfold for a coastal sail aboard Captain Doyle's schooner Wilte. Their voyage, lobster chowder, and a beach rendezvous set the scene for a playful courtship in a quiet village.
A dramatic sea rescue shows Tom saving Mary from a treacherous current after a boating mishap on the coast. The piece shifts to a London note on legal wigs, noting horsehair hats worn in courts, price ranges from 1 to 12 guineas, and the move from powdered to horsehair styles in 1827.
A compact reflection surveys ancient burial spaces linked to churches and sanctity, noting north side preference and beliefs about sacred ground. It contrasts rustic country kitchen memories with parlor proprieties, and ends with a poem fragment on life as weaving by Arthur Symons.
A French observer contrasts London with Paris lamenting mud and dirt in streets and shops. He rails at grime from Drury Lane to Pall Mall while praising English resilience and old-world pride. The piece ends with scattered garbled clippings from other newspapers.
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