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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1909
Page
12
Five brands including W. S. Peck Co and Hackett Carhart offer high art suits in black grey brown and fancy mixtures priced from 11.98 to 37.50. All suits are reserved and one size fits all buyers are urged to act fast via telegraph or letter to friends.
Invitations received for Lydia Lavenic Hudson to wed Theodore Gray Swink on December 29 at Mrs. Mary Hudson’s Woodruff home. After marriage the couple will visit Oxford hosted by Miss Hudson’s aunt and Windle Mangham. Also reports bazaar success, travels, guests, and arrivals for county events and local families.
Capudine relieves headaches from colds heat stomach or nervous troubles. Liquid pleasant to take acts immediately. Available in 10c 25c and 50c at drug stores.
The article describes Chinese railways equipped with leather compartments electric lighting and refined lavatories. Food buttons summon service from attendants while hot towels and perfumed linens offer grooming perks every five minutes.
In a pensive moment Amelia asks why German cures are labeled bad Reginald notes that people expect cures to work and blame failures on human perversity.
Club owners and managers of the Texas Baseball League gathered in San Antonio for the mid-winter meeting. They disposed of last season’s business and informally discussed plans for the coming season. Changes in the circuit are likely but not yet decided. President Allen announced a new staff of umpires for next year.
Special exercises were held in public schools statewide to celebrate North Carolina Day. This year’s focus covered the western part of the state, its history and famous men, aiming to deepen pupils’ and public awareness of North Carolina’s heritage.
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