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Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1901

Page

7

What He Could Afford and The Debt of Ambition

Glasgow banker Carrick, famed as a frugal founder of the Ship bank, faced a rare act of generosity when pressed for a subscription to a new Royal infirmary. He originally pledged 2 guineas but, pressed by makers and peers, signed for 50 guineas after a challenge to his proclaimed affordability. The tale links to a broader reflection on success eroding humane ties. Woodcocks carry their young by balancing nestlings between their thighs, a remarkable nesting habit confirmed by observed behavior.

Denker Rol Rt Carrick Glasgow Old Ship Bank Paxton Hood Royal Infirmary Milquham Robin Mr. Carrick

The Sea Polyp and Its Remarkable Regrowth

A ancient naturalist notes the sea polyp as the most tenacious life form. It can reproduce by cutting into two producing two creatures, or one into six producing many. Even turned inside out it appears to enjoy life, and when two are placed end to end a monster with a bead at each end results.

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Notice to Non-Residents of Attachment in Anniston

The State of Alabama Calhoun County notices that Anniston National Bank obtained an attachment against Stephen N Noble, non resident of Alabama. Property described Lot 8 Block C Anniston at Moore and 18th streets and garnishment issued on Charles McRae and Griffin Young. Nobles residence listed as La Retoria Georgia. Clerk A H SwHerrerp signs July 18 1901.

State of Alabama Calhoun County Anniston Anniston National Bank Stephen N. Noble Moore and 18Th Streets Charles McRae Griffin Young la Retoria Georgia W A. H SwHerrerp

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