City men seek affordable stylish dress options
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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1901
Page
6
Auction Notice in Anniston Equity Case
In Calhoun County Alabama the City Court of Anniston Equity proceedings decree from October 1901 directs a public sale at the front door of the City Court room in Anniston on Monday January 6 1902. Property Lot 10 in Breck 17 fronting 60 feet Walnut Street 140 feet deep in Hight and McCoy addition City of Anniston to satisfy the decree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Leu Phiaizy
Annnie King
City Court of Annisten
Im Equity
Lea Equity
City Court Room
Anniston
Alabama
Los
Breck
Walnut Street
McCoy
Aniiaven
Calhoun County
Reep
Follies of Fashion Through Centuries Gone By
A brisk survey of sartorial follies from Chaucer to the eighteenth century. Describes extravagant wardrobes, color clashes, oversized shoes, and the era’s ritual grooming practices. Notes beguiling contrasts in dress between bishops, nobles, and common dandies, highlighting shifting tastes and fashions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl of Northumberland
Ely
Solomon
Fuller
Chaucer
Joseph
Manchester
Europe
Henry II
Henry IV
London
Jugginsons Quiet Harmony Teased by Boston Transcript
A humorous exchange notes that the Jugginsons rarely quarrel because he yields the last word while she accepts his way. The Boston Transcript adds the quip about their harmonious dynamic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanson
Jugginsons
Burt
Jugginson
Mrs. J
Boston Transcript
Music Teacher's Scale Ends With Dough Joke
A Baltimore American item plays on a music teacher asking for money. The exchange mocks a scale that begins and ends with dough, highlighting the pun between musical terms and finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wunder
Baltimore American
It Is Hard to Lose Relatives Says Millionaire
A seedy man wearing a mourning band on his hat laments losing relatives while a millionaire with a million-dollar check dismisses the hardship as impossible. The Chicago News quotes the exchange as a sharp contrast in fortune and sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago News
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M. F. Doering
idAollector of
So. Ry
Dawsen A. Farrel
Prest
Jas, E. Farrell
Anniston, Ala
Nniston Electric & Gas Co
Noble Street
Julius Levy
Clerk’s Sale
GSA
Follies
Taos Gillard
Ely Ill
Wil
Patatabio
Merting Remedy Company
Chicaro
Montreal
New York
B. L. Paul
Southern Railway
Dove’s
V. Kowth
Kermott
Eas Sradt
Empire
West Tenth St
Anniston Water Supply Co
Ter
Ted Toe
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