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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1901

Page

7

Train timetable fragment shows Atlanta to New York sleeper routes

The timetable lists several named trains and connections from Birmingham and Atlanta to New York with Pullman sleepers and dining and observation cars. It notes routes via Chattanooga Knoxville Salisbury Greensboro Washington and Philadelphia, with times and service days.

Firmingham Anniston Atlanta Macon Jesup Luckserville Brunswick Salisbury Greensboro Washington New York Ota Pullman Car Reine Chattanooga Sehout Cincinnati Louisville Pullman Sleeping Ear Cincnnati Birmingham Charlotte Danville Lynchburg Charlottesville Baltimore Philadelphia Atlantic Pulluan Pullen Library Atlante Wahington Jeri Ices Washhingston O. Castissooes

Salmon hogs and the tiny Prince Asha headline a strange page

The article showcases Washington salmon runs where hogs raid streams, ruining pork taste, and notes a French troupe in Paris featuring Prince Asha the 15 1 2 inch pony star. It adds details on other diminutive performers and their unusually small peers.

Nero Paris Prince Asha

Imaginative group mime trade game described

A snippet from Woman's Home Companion describes a party game where one player leaves and the rest act out a trade through pantomime. Examples include blacksmiths hammering at an anvil and farmers tossing hay milking and plowing with improvised props, delighting imaginative children.

Public School Essay on Boys Sparks Debate in England

A 12 year old girl in an English town submitted an essay during a public school examination about boys. She writes that boys are noisy and loud, while girls stay quiet, and comments on roles as a husband and widow, prompting discussion of gender expectations.

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Fragmented Verse Nonsense About a Cat and Snack

A garbled poem fragment by Carolyn Wells describes a hungry cat at a door seeking food. The quatrain style scene features eating and odd dialogue about a hot treat, with misspelled phrases and muddled actions.

Carolyn Wells

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