New Year's Dance Delights Club Guests in 1915
The New Year's dance at the Club promises a delightful evening with college students adding charm. Mrs Maybank hosts tea Friday 4:30 to 5:30 with guests Miss Martha Sproull and Miss Mariella Magill of Birmingham. Elizabeth Willett hosts a bridge with Miss Elizabeth Kinnear of Lexington, VA attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maybank
Theodore D. Maybank
Martha Sproull
Mariella Magill
Birmingham
Willet
Elizabeth Willett
Elizabeth Kinnear
Lexington
Augusta Dobbs
Nona Bowe
Margaret Houser
Helen Ledbetter
Willett
8. W. Tate
Fore Tate
Lexington social notes flirt with travel and guests
Mrs Walsh hosts New Year guests from Lexington and Birmingham. Miss Kilby heads to Columbia University. Elizabeth Willett and Miss Kinnear join Miss Ledbetter and Miss Willett as visitors. Local families relocate, guests return from Atlanta and Washington as dances at the Country Club entertain.
Anniston Citizen Praises Noans Kidney Pills
Local resident J L Minton of 1609 Walnut Ave testifies that after years of kidney trouble his condition improved after using six boxes of Doan s Kidney Pills. He reports regular kidney function for over six years and strength returning. Buy Noan s Kidney Pills from Foater Milburn Co. props Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AnnIston
J. L. Minton
Moulder
Walnut Ave
Dean
Noan
Tired feet relief with TZ TIA and TIZ promises
An old ad asserts TIZ and TZ products cure foot troubles from burning to swelling. It claims relief from ingrown nails and bunions and promises feet will not hurt after using a two cent box sold in stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebel
Anniston Prosperous in 1914 as Business Men Send New Year Wishes
The Star reports Anniston enjoyed prosperity in 1914 with business leaders sending New Year greetings for 1915. Chamber of Commerce officers note progress despite the war and offer hopeful messages, extending best wishes and thanks to patrons for the coming year.
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Anniston
Chamber of Commerce
The
Star
Engraving a Pearl Life Note for 1915 Hours
A reflective aphorism urges living each hour in 1915 as a pearl, avoiding folly, and seeking joy. It emphasizes shaping a bright, valued life within the kingdom of happiness and dignity.
Globe Clothing Co Promotes Warmth and Friendship
The fragment describes Globe Clothing Co advertising a lifestyle of globe trotting and happiness, pairing slogans about good friends and warmth. It mentions The Smoke House and The Bilitke House as welcoming spots to gather near a stove on cold winter evenings.
Silver Moon Cape Wish for 1915 Happiness
A seasonal greeting wishing a silver lining to each cloud and happiness with every moon in the year 1915, expressing hopeful sentiment for the recipient's horizon and heart's desire.
Greeting at Young Brothers in Honest Old Fashioned Style
A cheerful note invites readers to visit Young Brothers with old fashioned honesty and a fresh start to the new year, framed as a welcome in the World's Calendar tradition.
Aniston Alamo Receives Vague Bid of Success
The passage notes Theotlopalae and the Alamo lacking a messenger while An niston's Alamo has none. It mentions gratitude for 1914 kindness and a picture of a successful year, though details are sparse and fragmentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theotlopalae
Alamo
Anniston
Ots
Crook & Co. Hopeful for 1915 Policy Benefits
Ss. L. Crook & Co. express hope that their 1915 policy will include all benefits of the old line of health wealth and prosperity. They acknowledge favors shown by friends in the past year and seek continued confidence in the new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Litte
George
Chattanooga
Ss. L. Crook & CO
Cateer Krildy Hardware New Year Greeting Card
A hardware store thanks customers for their support this year and wishes them a happy prosperous New Year. The note expresses hope for continued prosperity and more customers joining in the coming year.
Paint, Lumber and Builders Supply New Year Greeting
A fragmented New Year message from a local supplier wishing prosperity and health. The text references paint lumber and home improvement materials and hopes for a bright year ahead.
We Gain wish you a Rex All happiness 1815
Ambiguous readable snippet invites health to one another and to share a drink, mentioning the pipe of peace. The fragmentary text hints at a coded greeting or social toast with archaic wording and typos.
PRTA'S SANITARY BAKERY SALES NOTICE
Fragmented OCR note shows a local bakery sales message with garbled pricing and contact hints. Readable bits indicate a May timeframe and a sale or pricing offer but most details are unreadable.
Sawyer Shor Company Merges amid Market Turmoil
Vague notes indicate a business entity, Sawyer Shor Company, facing consolidation amid regional market instability. No clear names, dates, or locations are legible to confirm specifics.
Insure You a Home of Happiness in Pleasant Places
Ad copy style text promising protection from sickness and accident while offering a pleasant living arrangement. Mentions 1975 era and emphasis on insured comfort and security for a home.
Bagley Furniture and Undertaking advertisement
Local notice from Bagley Furniture and Undertaking offers beds of ease for 1975 and wishes friends and patrons well with chairs in high places, reflecting a period service promotion.
JOR LANDHAM A A Co Hardware Ad 1915 Wording
Local trade note from Jor Landham A A Co thanking customers for 1914 business and inviting buyers to outfit homes with durable hardware in 1915. Business promotes quality goods and dependable service.
Anniston Trading Co. New Year greeting
Anniston Trading Co welcomes customers with a cheerful New Year message promising abundant good cheer for both old and young. The note invites all to enjoy the store’s warm hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
The Theato Preview Honors 1914 Favors and 1915 Vision
The Theato presents a moving vision for 1915 ending in triumph, thanking patrons for their favors in 1914 and inviting continued support as a new reel begins.
New Year resolutions hinge on resolve and patience
The piece argues that most people fail to keep New Year resolutions due to weak will and excuses. It urges focusing on one attainable goal, avoiding impatience, and doing immediate duties to build character and self confidence.
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Goethe
Thomas A. Kempis
Job
Carlyle
Saloons to Reopen in Strike Districts January
Governor E. M. Ammons announced saloons in strike districts may reopen in January, ending a local shutdown. The decision follows a shift in labor unrest controls and aims to restore normal commerce in Denver and nearby areas.
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Denver
Col
EK. M. Ammons
New Year Greeting from Landham Furniture Co
Landham Furniture wishes customers a happy New Year for 1915 and thanks everyone who traded with the store last year. The message promises to continue serving customers with refreshment drinks perfumes and other good things of life as a sign of goodwill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landeam
Landham Furniture CO
Jameson Grocery Co. Promise of Good Things For All
A note from Jameson Grocery Co. expresses a wish for abundance and merriment, invoking Washington Irving's praise of good eating and drinking. The message emphasizes hospitality and generous offerings to customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jameson Grocery CO
Washington Irving
Diamond Jewelry O Tribute to 1914 Contributions
A fin-de-siècle style note thanks Diamond Jewelry O for contributions to the year 1914. The brief keeps a celebratory tone while acknowledging support and success.
May New Year Greeting From Gem Barber Shop
The Gem Barber Shop thanks customers for visits in 1914 and wishes happiness in the coming year. A friendly note invites continued patronage and goodwill into the new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GEM Barber Shop
Montgomery Birthday Wish for Joyful Year
May all the books of all the ages bring you a message of joy and many moments of happiness in the year to come. The note wishes the recipient life filled with song and content as the year unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall of Fame
Nobig Street
Wells and Benton Happiness Through Good Digestion
The piece urges Wells and Benton to seek happiness by embracing a good digestion. It suggests indulgence in what is presented to aid this aim and expresses trust in their healthy intake.
Peery Music Store Seasonal Greeting and New Year Note
The notice from Peery Music Store extends season's greetings to friends and customers. It credits patronage for making the store Anniston's fastest growing dry goods and shoe store and expresses aim for continued growth in 1915. Signed by Paul M. Stradley, president, and Henry M. Fagan, treasurer of Boozer Trading Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anniston
Boozer Trading Co
Paul M. Stradley
Henry M. Fagan
Anniston Dry Cleaning National Ad Rooted in Local Trade
E. G. Barker Jr. operates the ONAL DRY CLEANING NATL of Anniston as proprietor. The fragmentary notice highlights a local business tied to the city’s commerce and service sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anniston
E. G. Barker, Jr
Murphy Furniture Seeks 1915 Stock Clearance
The 1914 season brought many goods to Murphy Furniture. The shop announces a sale of odd items to friends and customers as it enters 1915 with best wishes.
Candy Gift Note From 1915 Pioneer Drugeist
A short 1915 era greeting wishing sweetness and refreshment. The note invokes Nunna ly’s Candy and a fountain of the Pioneer Drugeist as a symbolic blessing for the new year.
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Pioneer Drugeist
ELPER'S PLACE Wishes for Joy in 1915
A year greeting from ELPER'S PLACE to patrons thanking them for their loyalty in 1914 and expressing wishes for joy and fewer sorrows in the coming year 1915.
Cohen Bros Welcome Aniston Shoppers In 1915
The Leader prints a friendly note from Cohen Bros inviting Aniston residents to enjoy shopping at their new store. The message expresses gratitude for warm reception and hints at prosperity in the year ahead.
Anniston Bakery Wishes A Year Of Strength And Good Fortune
A 1915 message from the Anniston Bakery extends New Year goodwill to staff and patrons, praying for continued strength drawn from bread’s life and for continued success in the year ahead.
Anniston Sees Promises of Better Rail Service in 1915
Mr. Carrington states Anniston is on the map with promises of improved railroad service and regional bank operations. He notes lessons in economy from losses and anticipates a good year ahead as railroads rehabilitate equipment. The Chamber of Commerce may announce industrial achievements bringing cheer to residents.
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Aniston
Carrington
Anniston
Chamber of Commerce
Civic Oitaueg
New Year Festivities Dazzle New York On Eve
New York readies a citywide celebration with cafes and hotels packed for reservations. Decorations glow along the Great White Way as plans for gaiety unfold with wine, music and spectacle marking the year’s final night.
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New York
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H. A. Young
J. T. Gardner, Jr
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Anniston Stream Laundry
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Cohen Bros
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