The Opportunity To Dress Well
The opportunity to dress well at moderate cost is not given to all. The men of this city can dress stylishly.
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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1901
Page
6
Hich Class Tailoring Offers Affordable Perfect Fit
Local tailoring service promotes accessible ready to wear and custom fits. Wall samples prepared for inspection, promising quality and value with a guaranteed perfect fit at low prices.
Two Good Horses for Yale
Two good horses for yale offer a gray mare nine years old sound and wind free for carriage or delivery work sold only because too free for plow. A bay horse six years old sound and kind ideal family horse heavy enough for Any work. A black jack four years old from imported Spanish stock. Jerseys for sale also dairy cattle and heifers, many registered. parcel of quality stock for farming and family use. Call or write W. J. Miller Manager Rural Delivery Anniston Alabama.
Local Team Leaders Rally at Levi's Stadium
Veenon Hill Club and Hunter lead in a gathering at Levi's Stadium with John Gibbson among prominent figures. The event showcased leadership and community outreach as attendees discussed upcoming initiatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veenon Hill Club
Hunter
Ola
John Gibbson
Levi's
Administrator's Sale of Calhoun County Lands in 1901
R G Ragan administrator will sell lands of Rose A Broyles deceased in Calhoun County Alabama on December 11 1901 at public sale on the premises. Parcels listed include portions of Section 10 and 11 Township 14 Range 7 with adjustments. Sale to be announced weekly for three weeks in Anniston Evening Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Alabama
Athom County
Court of Anniston
Wadsworth
Wadeworth
Evening Star
Anniston
Eli Wadsworth
Adant
Emmett IF. Crook
Rose A. Broyles
Rosa A. Broyles
R. G. Ragan
Calhoun County
Alabama
Anniston Evening Stay
Amaton
KK. G. Ragax
Thieves market tale from Mexico City raises moral questions
A City of Mexico letter describes a vast thieves market across from the National Palace where stolen goods are sold openly. Buyers, sellers, and even respectable merchants frequent the market for plunder ranging from crockery to art, weapons, and rare books, with few concerns about legality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Palace
Zocalo
Manana
Ratero
United States
Maximilian
Mexico
Watteau
Cortes
City of Mexico
New York Times
Lord's Nickel Vanishes On Sunday Porch
The Philadelphia Record recalls a Sunday school boy who receives nickels for the collection. His father gives two nickels and says one is for the Lord and one for himself. The boy drops one, which falls between porch cracks, yet with the other in his fist he laments, Oh, pop, there goes the Lord's nickel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Ivory doll cost too high for ages after empire
The passage notes that after the Roman Empire fell, ivory dolls were too costly for future generations. For centuries dolls were mainly home made before the first shop made dolls appeared in the Middle Ages as jointed wooden dolls from the Netherlands. These were known in England and colonial America as Ilanders babies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netherlands
England
Quotation Snippets Reflect Quiet Satisfaction and Natural Demeanor
A Milwaukee Journal remark notes quiet satisfaction in watching someone else run against fresh paint. The Atlanta Constitution comment praises a person for always acting natural, contrasting it with a dog’s behavior described by the Chicago Globe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee Journal
Lawyer Dysart Defends Laughing Children in Rural Church Trial
In a Macon Republican retelling, Sam Dysart, a Lancaster Missouri lawyer, defends a group of well behaved children accused of disturbing a rural church service. He forces Brother Spears to sing There Is a Fountain Filled With Blood for evidence, provoking laughter and a not guilty verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Sam Dysart
Sam
Squire A
Brother the Spears
Brother Spears
Iere
Dysart
Gabriel
Macon
Look the Other Way in Parenting
The New York Press notes that many fathers terrorize their sons by over monitoring. It urges parents to give boys latitude and longitude, allow fun, and avoid keeping them in perpetual fear lest they grow thin or lose vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iearn
New York Press
Winter Excursion Rates For South and Southwest
The Southern railway has placed on sale excursion rates to principal winter resorts in the South and Southwest effective October 15 1901. Full information is available from the Southern railway for travelers planning winter trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Railway
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