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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1909

Page

4

Theater Party in Compliment to Miss Eloise Perry Robinson

Society notes describe a theater party hosted by Mr. Ben I Wyly of Montgomery in praise of Miss Eloine Perryinson. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Walter A Robn and several couples. Guests wore gowns and carried roses while viewing the presentation of Vasta Herne starring Mrs Leslie Carter.

Eloise Perry Robinson Ben I. Wyly Montgomery Eloine Perryinson Walter A. Rob N Wyly Miss Robinson J. Barker Caroline Draper Arthur Wellborn Leone Robinson Fouche Matthews Aileen Douglass J’lunkett Julia Coleman Vasta Herne Leslie Carter James C. Sproul Edwin

Social news and visits in Anniston and nearby towns

Mrs D B Walsh hosts Houston guests as Mr Cecil Young and others attend theater in Jacksonville. The Nobles and Crook party, plus Mr Wat kink and Mr Hurke, return home after the show. Nell Johnson visits Alex City. Edith Foster to stay with Virginia Bowcock during holidays. Bowcock to return from Richmond and Washington trip soon.

Hannah Crook John Watkink John Hurke Jacksonville Edith Foster Tuscaloosa Virginia Bowcock Anniston Richmond Washington, D. C

Dean's Kidney Pills Prove Effective in Anniston

In Anniston Mrs. N. Norton reports kidney symptoms easing after taking Dean's Kidney Pills. She suffered dizziness backache headaches and urinary troubles before relief followed by improved health and restored kidney function. Pills sold by J. L. Wikle and Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo agents. Remember the name Domno’s and take no other.

Anniston Dean J. L. Wikle Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States Domno

President Taft Delays Train After Early Morning Rest

President Taft told attendees not yet, but soon, then slept through an early train to New Haven. He later arose at noon and met with the Yale Corporation.

New York Dee Taft New Haven Yale Corporation

A Nice Jail and Lenient Prisons in Madrid

A brief extract relates the deposition of Madrid central prison's governor for leniency. It notes prisoners enjoyed nearly anything including a weekly self printed newspaper. The piece then shifts to anecdotes about Mazie and a train passenger exchange, with humorous mispronunciations and a Western railway anarchist quip.

Central Madrid Western Railway Ke Biense New York Weekly

Great Seasonal Sale Clears Overstocked Merchandise

Store announces a limited sale running through December 25 to clear excess stock. New jackets suits pants and shoes are heavily discounted with many items reduced to under five dollars and up to ten dollars, including ladies and misses jackets suits and children's footwear.

Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets Promoted For Stomach Relief

An advertisement urges readers to treat indigestion and dyspepsia with Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets. It claims rapid relief by stimulating gastric juices, improving digestion, and offers a 15 day trial with money back if unsatisfied. Available in 25 cent, 50 cent, and 1 dollar sizes at Searbrough Drug Co in Anniston.

Rexall Anniston Searbrough Drug Co Noble Street

After Us the Deluge and Pompadour Quip Origins

The essay discusses the attribution of the phrase After us the deluge, noting it is linked to Mme Pompadour and possibly Metternich, with Pompadour supporters arguing Metternich borrowed it from her. Also includes brief chatter on love marriage and a drug ad for Capucine with prices.

Mme. Pompadour Louis XV Prince Metternich Metternich Pompadour New York

Novels Not Books Displayed Near Public Horary

Boston readers note a 4 sign display claiming "Books and novels sold here" within half a mile of the Horary. The piece comments on selective attention to literary matter and the public display context.

Boston

Advice on finding a wife who looks well in black

Uncle Totter reveals he is considering remarriage and seeks guidance. The Old Dodger warns that a wife who photographs well in black is crucial, framing the humor as a wary old man’s marriage counsel from a Puck-like banter.

Puck

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D. B Walsh Nell Johnson Alexander City Mazie Mamma Hoes Oxford Alabama Bass THE Anniston National Bank Advice Uncle Totterly First National Bank M. B. Wellborn H. 4. Young A. J. Goodwin
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