Society Wedding Unites Miss Malline Bradford and Prof Scott Lyon
At a suburban home Dr and Mrs William Bradford hosted the wedding uniting Miss Malline Bradford and Prof Scott Cary Lyon with Dr John W Stagg performing the ring ceremony. Attendants included Almira Parker maid of honor and Mary Bradford bridesmaid with visitors from Rome Anniston Louisville and Cave Spring. The ceremony featured singing by Eloise Robinson and a piano piece by Mary Lake Sheldon. The couple departed for a visit to Clarksville before settling in Anniston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malline Bradford
Scott Cary Lyon
William Bradford
John W. Stagg
Anniston
Walker Chidsey
Rome
Almira Parker
Will Chideey
Mary Bradford
Misa Bessie Lyon
Columbus
Henry Bradford
Walker Bradford
V. Runyan
Memphis
Tenn
Bradford
Eloise Robinson
Mary Lake Sheldon
Bunyan
J. A. Lyon
Clarkaville, Tenn
William G. Baeger
Louisville
Seaboard
Clarksville
Cedartown News
Renal Emollient Promises Hope for Chronic Kidney Trouble
Medical writers claim incurability after six months and assert Fulton’s Renal Compound offers the only possible hope for Bright’s Disease or kidney trouble. The ad notes recovery potential without bed confinement, cites an efficiency claim, and offers free literature from John J. Fulton Co. at 212 First St. San Francisco, with Anniston distribution via Hearbrough Drug Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Fulton
Anniston
Hearbrough Drug Company
John J. Fulton Co
First St
San Francisco
Cal
Pollard May Leave Alabama for Washington and Lee
A dispatch from Richmond reports Dr. J. W. H. Pollard athletic director at the University of Alabama has nearly agreed to accept a similar post at Washington and Lee University. Pollard denies final terms but acknowledges a feasible offer and letters exchanged. His possible departure alarms Alabama friends who praise his four year record of success in athletics and football.
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Birmingham
Richmond
J. W. H. Pollard
University of Alabama
Washington and Lee University
Pollard
Washington and Lee
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Bail’s Collapse At Desk Sparks Alarm In Philadelphia
Bernard H. Bail vice-president of the Philadelphia and Reading railroad, suddenly became violently insane at his desk today, blamed on overwork. He attacked colleagues and was subdued and confined to an asylum.
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Philadelphia
Bernard H. Bail
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Hot Blast publishing rumor swirls around ownership change
Vague talk centers on W F McCartney possibly buying stock in Hot Blast Publishing Co and taking control. Rumor says W T Edmondson Jr would leave editorial role and move to Montgomery, but attempts to contact him did not yield a statement.
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W. F. McCartney
Hot Blast Publishing Company
McCartney
W. T. Edmondson, Jr
Montgomery
Mr. Edmondson
Evelyn Wilson Guest of Friends in Atlanta
Miss Evelyn Wilson is the guest of friends and relatives in Atlanta, enjoying hospitality and local visits during her stay.
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Evelyn Wilson
Atlanta
Let Your Conscience Guide by Your Inner Compass
Maxim from the Chicago American urges readers to follow conscience as a reliable compass for life. The quote emphasizes inner guidance leading to personal success and service to others.
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Chicago
Richly Staged Handsome Gowned Cleverly Acted
A theatre piece features elaborate staging and handsome costumes with sharp acting and polished presentation. The production draws on witty humor and precise timing to deliver a lively audience experience.
Football Rules Under Debate at Conference
A meeting on football rules continued with election of a rules committee to craft revisions aimed at reducing roughness and injuries. Delegates favored revising the American game, with some interest in adopting a Canadian rule guarding kick catchers within three yards that could reshape play.
The Lottery Mania From England s First Draw to Society
The piece traces England s first recorded lottery in London 1660 with 400000 tots in prizes for cash and silver plate and a four month public fervor. It notes a surge of lottery tied trades from tailors to shoeblacks and eating houses offering small bets for big prizes and ends with a sausage stall promise of a five shilling capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
London
Ivory trade and elephant tusk differences noted
The text contrasts Africa's ivory source with India's tuskless elephants. It claims Africa provides the world supply and describes African elephants as mammoths in shape with preserved ancestors. It says Indian elephants lack large tusks and are mainly beasts of burden, more valuable alive than dead.
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Africa
India
Single Room Dwellings Trial in Newcastle Nugland
The city of Newcastle Nugland is experimenting with single room dwellings for the relief of the poor as a housing initiative. The project aims to provide compact, low cost shelters to support vulnerable residents.
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Newcastle
Nugland
Life of the Red Deer in an Old Legend
An old Usele legend claims a red deer may live 210 years an eagle 630 and a yak tree nearly 19 centuries Modern estimates suggest 25 to 35 years as a deer lifespan cited by Country Gentleman Leadon.
Funny Door Coin Word Origin in a Stocking Incident
A mother recalls her toddler’s habit of calling openings a funny door. He associated openings with doors, and when his father removed shoes or socks, the child exclaimed funny door, a phrase that stuck in the family.
Connecticut man assaults wife over souvenir postcards
A Connecticut man slapped his wife after she sent souvenir postal cards. Authorities note she may seek revenge by sending him collect telegrams when she leaves home again.
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Connecticut
Honor Roll of Anniston Citizens Subscribes Five Year Tax Plan
The Upbuilding Of Anniston reports an Honor Roll of citizens agreeing to contribute one percent of their tax assessments for five years to fund city development. The list names numerous local residents and businesses, with contracts to be signed or replaced if lost, and the Star will update the list as new participants enroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anniston
Commercial Club
Diplomacy Wins First Doctor To What Do You At Tribute
A light hearted quip frames two doctors as rivals with diplomacy as the victory. The speaker notes a physician who learns patient dislikes and then orders dietary changes. The exchange highlights wit over medical advice.
Amateur angler's tale of trout captured by hawk shocks Aranias club
An amateur fisherman recounts catching a three-pound trout yesterday only to have it seized in midair by a hawk. The Aranias club member reassures him that weighing the fish is a trivial matter and cannot affect his standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theillage Grocer
Aranias Club
Wooden Shack Better Than Tent For Invalid Camping
The article argues a wooden shack is more hygienic than a tent for invalid camping in dry regions like the Arizona desert. It claims tents confine air and lack windows, while a four-poster shack with wire netting and tree branches provides light and airflow.
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Arizona Desert
Cleopatra's Needle Obelisk Stands 70 Feet High in London
A historical note describes Cleopatra's Needle on the Thames embankment as a single solid stone obelisk weighing 186 tons and rising about 70 feet above the river.
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Thames
London
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Eric Culberson
Epworth League
H. O. Davidson
Quintard Avenue
Mrs. Blacklock
Rev
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Attalla
Charles Davidson
R. H. Stickney
Uniontown
Shropshire
Julia Hilley Cason
J. J. Cason
Wilmer Avenue
Helen Shropshire
Cason
Pickwick Papers
Jimmie Ledbetter
Robert Bowie
George Washington
Lela Creen
J. P. Creen
Charlotte Russe
Ambrosia
Little Missus Virginia
Alice Clarke Carre
Sarah Pritton
Julia Britton
Eugenia Smith
Eva Tate
Jane Holden Noble
Maseltine Caudle
Sarah Lee Carlton
Martha Mallory
Virginia Sproull
Virginia Ordway
Isabel Easley
Eleanor Stillwell
Margaret
Sarah Little
Elizabeth Bowie
Dora
Nettie Colquitt
Florence Wilson
Jessie Davis
Katharine Watson
Reuben Kolb
Claude Robinson
Levi-Caspary
Walter Levi
Emma Caspary
Ellis Avenue
DR. Pollard
Alabama
NEW Noble Theatre
B. C. Whitney
Harry B. Watson
Harry Williams
Allen Lowe
Gree
BE. Stoddard
Frederick Rankin
Paul Schindler
Ben Jerome
American Beauty Chorus
Anniston Lime & Stone OO
H. D
Blake, RB
Blackmon Fred
Blackwell
D. GQ
Britton, G
Irst National Bank
Ardner
J. T
Arner
Green, Lydden
Ngram, R. M
Ohnson
Fannie W. [Ohnston
W. F. Tones
L. G
Line, Chas. D
McCurry
Miller, H
Noels
Norwood
Parker
Pelham
JNO
Quintard Land
Reynolds K A
Sproull, J. O
Stepane
Mrs. A
Allbright, F. J. Ullman Brothers
Walsh, Daisy Brewer
Wellboern, Arthur
Doering
Anka BE Baker
G. C
Tory
Cei AY Oues Trvy
Anniston Hardware CO
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