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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1901

Page

5

Kennesaw Theater Season Opens With Magician Act

Local cElreath Drug Company and City News items announce Aug 26 opening at Le Noble Street Theater with a magician as opening act and September 4 follow up shows. Manager Noble aims to attract Aviston theatergoers with strong attractions while the house is prepped. Nearby notices include convalescence for Mrs Burns, a camp meeting, and job ads.

le Noble Street Theater Hermann Eral Noble Avuiston

Cupana Headache Cure Use Hint

A concise note advises using Cupana Headache Cure and repeating the dose in one hour if symptoms persist.

Social Gossip From Aniston Society Notes Tonight

The Ca Nubian club hosted a successful evening fair with Cecil Young leading the German dances and Miss Carne Draper presenting. Locals share travels and visits to Birmingham, Cartersville, Atlanta, Piedmont, Oxford, and New Orleans among others with many returning from trips to Brunswick, St Simons, and Knox ville.

Cecil Young Carne Draper

Local officials and residents depart for various destinations

Councilman L. H. Kaplan left for Atlanta for several days. H. B. Rudisill traveled to Cedar Town on business. Thomas W. Coleman returned from Birmingham. C. D. Allis, now in Birmingham, is visiting Anniston. T. O. Iagram left for Marvyn to spend a month. Lindsey L. Scarbrough of McElreath Drug Co. rests at Choccolocco. Judge John Pelham is in Birmingham on business. Richard Lucas went to Sycamore for Sunday. W. D. Smyth of Oxford left for Talladega Springs for a week.

Lindsey L. Scarbrough The McElreath Drug Co Choccolocco John Pelham Birmingham W. D. Smyth Oxford Talladega Springs

Botanic Blood Balm Promises Cure for Eczema Itching

An advertisement touts B B B Botanic Blood Balm as a internal cure for eczema and skin ailments. It claims blood purification and lasting relief with a free trial offer from the Blood Balm Co. Atlanta Georgia.

Blood Balm Co Atlanta Eured

DANGEROUS WORK IN IRON FURNACES

A Century Magazine excerpt describes tapping a furnace as a perilous act. Workers hover at the base as molten iron pours from a low side incision, a searing mass that erupts like a river of fire. The danger of wall breaches, sudden eruptions, and possible entrapment looms for mill workers.

Century Magazine

Interdenominational Sunday School Meeting at Mt Zon Baptist

There will be a meeting of the Interdenominational Sunday School Beat Association at Mt Zon Baptist Church on Sunday August 1 at 3:00 pm. Subjects include The Relation of the Sunday School to the Home and The Importance of Proper Training of Children. All Christian workers and the public are invited to participate.

Interdenominational Sunday School Beat Association Colored Mt. Zon Baptist Ehurch James Brown

Md Garner Opens Barbershop on Eleventh and Noble

Md Garner the popular left handed barber will be found at the Carter Gibbons shop corner Eleventh and Noble where he will be glad to serve his friends at all times.

MD Garner Carter Gibbons Eleventh and Noble

Origin of the phrase cooking your goose in Swedish siege tale

The phrase I will cook your goose for you arises from a medieval siege in which King Eric of Sweden besieged a town with few troops. The townsfolk mocked him by hanging a goose on a pole from the walls. He later returned with reinforcements, claiming he had come to cook their goose, then stormed the town and punished the inhabitants.

Eric Sweden

Alt Night's Performance Delights Oxford Lake Crowd

The special program drew a large crowd at Oxford Lake with varied acts. Kyler's slack wire routine impressed many while Messrs Fiske Allen and Rayfield added to the pleasure as Mr. Fiske bade farewell, leaving audiences pleased with the show overall.

Oxford Lake Parkitog Kyler Lis Messrs Fiske Allen Rayfield

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Haatlea Cream Huyler cElreath Drug Company Kennesaw Othickie Druys R. O. Watson Rs. D. B. Burns Peaceburg Aguiston Toon Steacher Aesbe Saary Ieable Care Star Oxanna Lodge Kuiguts Pythias New Castle Iston Produce Co Segars Levi's Ill Clayborne Ter Calhoun Levi’s J. C Pace F. McManus Montgomery Georgia Clay W. R. Brown Capt T. D. Pace Mississippi J. C. Pace Madatmes Sarah Kelly Fannie Brown D. Pace F. MeManus Mr. Fiske George Fiske the Lake Theater Chicago Mr. Hight Wil Hight H E Mr. High J. L. Wikie Mary Woodruff Chatauqua New York Mrs. J. Keller Jennie Loveman H. Pelman Nina Graham Cartersville Lillian Ramsay Moore Pieduont BE. W. Evans Styleshoro Frank Nelson, Jr Columbiana EM. Wyecbe Brunswick and St. Simons John Adams Talladega Hi. B. Glover Miss Curry Bell Eustabega And D. B. Barnes Jessie Hamilton Bessie Mima R. L. Weathers H. P. Whiteside Logram’s Wells Clara Oelking New Orleans Alfred Lucas Nioth and Quintard J. A. Fouche McDonough Heary Mrs Arthur Seeburne Sycamore Tulah Wright Cassie Ceen Iron City Francis Davis Knoxville W. H. Morris Mrs. Hardwick Ruth Judge & FB. Cook Leighton ‘Avenue L. H. Kaplan H. B. Rudisill Cedartown Thomas W. Coleman C. D. Allis Anniston T.O. Iagram Marvyn Lee County Richard Lucas Negro Sunday School Meeting Zion Col Ored Baptist Church J. W. Williams A. Brown Bennettsville BS. C Elam CO. C.C Nannie Galleger LaGrange Bucklen Elam Drug Co Ayer N.F. Taynor Arrington, Kans J.T. Chrisman Scientific Opuciznard Jeweler Dove’s Candy Kitchen Noble Street Security Bank Building
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