Noble Street sale by Bass Heard and Stone Powell Co
Auction notes reveal combined stocks from Anniston Cash Store and Carrollton, Georgia, to be sold below production cost. Items include 1000 yards of lace and insertion, gray cotton blankets, heavy fleece shirts and drawers, all sizes, with discounts and sale terms. Remaining goods after January 1 will be packed and moved to another city.
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Anniston Cash Store
Bass & Heard
Stone, Powell Co
Carrollton, Ga
Popular young lady contest at Southside Baptist bazaar attracts attention
The Southside Baptist church bazaar features a popularity contest led by Miss Pauline Browning with 82 votes, Margaret McCormack 83, Hermione Brown 48, Laura Brown 19, Maehelle Roden 5, Mary Gillespie 5, Sadie Gillespie 1, Nellie Nabers 1. prize a 1s pound candy box. Separate little girl contest led by Josephine Minor Stewart with Hat tie Cullem 16, Evelyn Byrd Smith 10, Katharine Morrow 8, and others. prize a big bride doll. Other items note engagements, social events, visits, and club meetings including Mrs. O. M. Reynolds and St. Pauls Methodist tea.
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Southside Baptist Church Bazaar
Pauline Browning
Margaret McCormack
Hermoine Brown
Laura Brown
Maehelle Roden
Mary Gillespie
Sadie Gillespie
Nellie Nabers
Josephine Minor Stewart
Hattie Cullem
Evelyn Byrd Smith
Katharine Morrow
Lestra Kinney
Mary Byron Frazier
Ruth Beasley
Katharine Hawkins
Nancy Doster
Birmingham News
Misses Brown
Policemen Hear a Chorus on Noble Street in Anniston
A street concert by local vocalists elicited police response as Hill and Hemp halted the singing before Murphy & Rhody’s on Noble Street at 10 o’clock. Dr J L Wikle noted it as potentially public disturbance but suggested no immediate action. The episode evokes questions about police musical education and whether lessons will follow in court.
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Orpheus
Noble Street
Anniston
Murphy & Rhody’s
Messrs
Hill and Hemp
Hill
Billie
Paul
J. L. Wikle
Nellie
Adeline
W. H. McKleroy
Alabama National Guard
Judge Green
Anniston Policemen
Local Social Notes From Anniston and Birmingham
Street life mentions Lagarde and McKee families at the Alabama in Anniston. Mrs McCarty of Birmingham visits her son H D McCarty on Tyler Hill. Nelle Thomason visits Myra Hazard in Birmingham. Coddington Wells travels to Chicago to officiate as best man. Kennedy sisters return from Talladega where they stayed with Mrs Sam Oliver.
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John B. Lagarde
Mrs. McKee
The
Alabama
Anniston
M. F. McCarty
Birmingham
H. D. McCarty
Tyler Hill
Coddington Wells
Chicago
I’, Kennedy
Mary
Laura Kennedy
Talladega
Sam Oliver
Horse on the Run Shocks Greenwich Street Scene
A frightened horse bolted into an automobile in Greenwich Connecticut a few evenings ago shocking onlookers. The incident raises questions about public road safety and how to keep dangerous animals off highways.
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Greenwich
Conn
Chicago Record-Herald
At Yale Grand Offering Impresses Youngstown Crowd
Yale drama At Yale drew a fair audience in Youngstown with a three act play in five scenes. Paul Gilmore starred as Dick Seeley delivering notable acting and receiving several curtain calls. The college story echoed Brown of Harvard with a vivid boat race scene in act three.
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Youngstown
Yale
Brown
Harvard
Strongheart
Paul Gilmore
Dick Seeley
Gilmore
Stage Realism Shines in Boat Race Dramatic Illusion
A vivid stage realism dominates a boat race scene as rubber resistance makes the event feel lifelike. The opposing crews row with lifelike urgency, delivering a convincing performance. Mr Gilmore commands the stage with superb presence and voice, supported by an above average company. The play blends love, comedy, and a strong cast, enhanced by a clever college quartet.
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Gilmore
Sing a Song of Sixpence allegory explained
An analysis of the classic nursery rhyme Sing a Song of Sixpence describes a symbolic day dawn to night. The pie represents earth, the maid is daybreak, the sun is the king, sunbeams are money, and the sunset is the blackbird ending the day.
Brick from building fall injures man on Tremont street
Patrick Murphy was struck on the head by a brick from a building under construction on Tremont street. After being taken home he hired a lawyer who swiftly settled the case for two thousand dollars, with Murphy receiving five hundred.
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Patrick Murphy
Tremont Street
Boston Herald
Resting Answer Trumps Crying Infant Punishment Joke
An amusing anecdote from Il Motto per Ridere features Alessandro, a baby, who, after his mother withholds fruit at dinner to punish him, yells for two hours then stops and replies that he is not finished crying because he is resting. The exchange highlights a humorous parental moment.
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Allessandro
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Ninth
Noble
Noble St
Wright’s
Doneraal
Waisting
Herbert Henly McGuire
Dora Clifton Harr
Dora Roline
Lloyd Cliften Harrison
Selma
Ala
First Methodist Church
Walker Reynolds
Nottingham
M. Beckwith
Margaret Lea
Bridge Club
Carrie
Bessie Sproull
Mary Murphy
Little Mildred Johnston
W. F. Johnston
Leighton Avenue
Aileen Douglass
Chattanooga
Ladies’ Missionary Society of
St. Paul's Methodist Church
A. B. Jones
Marvin Hill
BE. B. McKee
Quintard Avenue
Trigg Steele CO
Nelle Thomason
Myra Hazard
Aderhold & CO
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