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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1901
Page
7
A renowned preacher, famed for borrowing phrases from earlier divines, is exposed by a grave parishioner who aptly識identifies each sourced line as the preacher’s. The elder finally declares the line when the clergyman warns of removal.
A Chambers Journal note recalls Elizabethan customs of naming rooms and interroom courtesies in taverns. Small windows linked chambers allowed exchanges of compliments and sugar packets to adjust wine acidity, sent via drawers between neighboring apartments.
The term pin money evolved from literal spending on pins to a woman's personal allowance. Pins were scarce before the late seventeenth century, when a wooden skewer was common. The modern pin appeared then, with makers allowed to sell only on January 1 and 2, prompting costly yearly purchases by court ladies and wives. Over time pins became cheap and cheaper items filled the budget, yet the phrase remained.
A Bennettsville South Carolina resident reports sudden health improvement after using Electric Bitters for indigestion and dyspepsia. Four bottles restored strength, appetite, and liver function in a claimed cure offered at Elam's drug store for 50 cents.
An unusual advertising fragment shows Gaw Day Cold Cure and Kem mett's Chocstates Lorenve Quinte offered for throat relief. The snippet lists Om Lay Lok and 21 as apparent product references with unclear context.
Train schedule lists multiple routes including No. 86 and No. 18 with connections from Birmingham to Atlanta Tampa and New York. Notes Pullman sleeping cars Birmingham to Atlanta and to Macon, dining and cafe car service, and connections via Chattanooga Salisbury and Greensho.
State of Alabama Calhoun County City Court Anniston September Term 1901 Anniston National Bank as Plaintiff obtains an attachment January July 1901 against Stephen N Noble a non resident of Alabama residing Pretoria Georgia The attachment levied on Lot 8 Block C southwest corner Moore and 18th streets plus garnishments on Charles McRae and Griffin Young Clerk A H SxHeprerp notes the levy and pendency of attachment and invites Noble to respond.
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