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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1902
Page
8
Ullman Brothers Department Store displays specimens of good printing and praises Wigley & Moore for accurate and stylish job printing. The firm offers services from visiting cards to large posters and reports steady business growth. A quoted exchange about eyesight follows unrelated to printing in the Los Angeles Herald.
Accomplished Mrs Gimp-Is appears as Miss Stitcher who shows skill in dressmaking. Miss Viping Splendid notes she rarely needs to mimic a dress more than twice or three times, reflecting efficiency and talent observed by the Boston Transcript.
Indianapolis News notes Peatty calling Rhe the apple of his eye and describes them as a fine looking pair at the pub. The casual remark highlights affectionate sentiment in a social setting with light humor.
A short clipping highlights two aphoristic remarks: a remark on heartburn under ordinary social and gastronomic conditions from the Indianapolis News and a parable about advising an old man to marry a much younger woman, from the Atchison Globe.
Sam Simnis, a renowned Shake sparan scholar, has died in Birmingham. The report notes his contributions and colleagues in the field mourn his loss while references Sweden’s S24 cooperative societies with a membership surpassing five thousand.
Dorothy Dix notes the first signs of male attraction through changes in grooming and manner, describing how a boy's cleanliness and taste for clothing signal tenderness for women. The piece argues admiration of women shapes his self-presentation and social conduct from then on.
A shipment of ruled and enrutl ed paper arrives at Annis ton offering discounting on all items. The message praises Yeatmanlexander Star Job Offic for good work and price.
A historical piece from the St. Louis Republic extols cinnamon as the finest spice, detailing its culinary and medicinal uses, ancient mentions, cultivation, bark harvest, processing into quills, and global distribution in the West Indies and Cuba.
The article describes the cinnamon tree and its kin, notes its laurel family ties, and explains cinnamon bark and related products like cinnamon snet. It also mentions historical royal candle use and 18th century English trade links, including through car lines from Memphis to the Pacific via the Rock Island and Choctaw routes.
All grades coal and good stove wood available at renewable prices from Berry Coal and Wood Co. Located at Eleventh and Moore streets. Telephone 120.
Mortgage sale conducted under a power of sale in a 1901 mortgage to the Anniston Grocery Company. The property, Block 361 with ninety feet cut off, includes storehouse, warehouse, and mills. Sale to highest bidder for cash at public outcry on December 22, 1902, at the corner of Tenth and Noble Streets in Anniston, Alabama.
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