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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1901
Page
7
A poetic scene depicts derelict boats at sea drifted by wind and waves. Deserted craft ride tempests while small, swift pleasure boats with sunlit tails dart through a long procession, fighting currents and fate.
The passage reflects on how an orator rises to a higher plane as lofty sentiment stirring incidents and patriotism move audience and speaker alike. It describes a transformation in voice gesture and atmosphere, ending with a vivid image of the audience transported by the orator’s rhetoric.
Train listings include routes from Birmingham to New York with Pullman sleeping cars Birmingham to New York and Atlanta to Jacksonville. No 36 carries Pullman sleeping cars with connections via Cincinnati and Buffalo. Dining car service noted. solid vestibule service Atlanta to New York. several station stops listed including Chattanooga, Charlotte, Washington, and Philadelphia.
The red headed woodpecker is described as the sparrows’ mortal enemy. Though not large, it can kill a sparrow in a single strike with a powerful head and beak. Sparrows fear its appearance and only face it when defending nests, as eggs and young sparrows are small and tempting for a dainty meal.
Before fame Napoleon Bonaparte faced poverty and isolation. Mme Sans-Gene, his laundress, remained loyal though he could not repay her bill. Later, as emperor, a collector demanded payment, but Napoleon claimed the debt was a clerical error on the back of his muster roll.
The Anniston National Bank sues Stephen N Noble in Calhoun County Alabama State Court for an attachment levied July 11 1901 on Lot 8 Block C Annis ton at Moore and 18th streets Also garnishments served on Charles McRae and Griffin Young Noble a non resident residing in Pretoria Georgia is notified of the levy and pendency of the attachment witnessed by A H Sn Herrenp Clerk dated July 18 1901
The milk from the stem of a fresh fig is described as an infallible remedy for ringworms and lettuce stalk milk is said to help rough skin and discolorations. The piece advises trying old fashioned cures before resorting to patent remedies, noting they are not always infallible and may cause harm.
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