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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1901

Page

2

A Trip to Coontown at Noble Street Theater

Tonight the Noble Street Theater presents A Trip to Coontown a first class negro specialty show praised for wit and melody. Notables in the company include Lloyd Gibbs Sam Lucas Murphy Slater Edna Alexander Mollie Dill Jennie Hillman and the Gillock Sisters with a new Coontown circus feature and a strong chorus. The note lists Union Pacific train service options and asks readers to contact local agents or J F Aglar in St Louis for schedules and tickets.

Coontown Noble Street Theater Lloyd G. Gibbs Sam Lucas Murphy Slater Eccentrique Rastas Banks Barry Carter Walter Gaston Geo. Brown Pete Washington Thomas Graig Carle Edna Alexander Mollie Dill Jennie Hillman Kate Grasses Bruford Pauline Humphries Gillock Jennie Anecrum Colorado Wyoming Utah California Oregon Union Pacific J. F. Aglar St. Louia

State Horna Ocho. Jacksonville Ala Teachers Diploma

A Jacksonville Alabama school offers a state life certificate diploma for teachers. Demand for graduates exceeds supply. Board eight dollars per month tuition free. Eighteenth year session begins September 11, 1900. Catalogue available from C W Daugette, President.

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The Will to Live and Its Broad Human Impact

The article discusses willpower as a crucial yet dual force. It cites Napoleon and Peter the Great as extreme examples, noting the will to live drives both noble discoveries and grim misdeeds. It argues that strong will is essential for progress but can yield harmful traits without virtue.

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Stingy Giver’s Offertory Token Sparks Postscript Debate

A copper seventeenth century token dropped into an offertory bag in a suburban church led to a 15 shilling valuation by a dealer. The donor avoided face-to-face explanation and a long-distance letter offered half a sovereign in exchange for returning the token. The clergyman plans to sell the item unless a donation is made, prompting debate over how the Great Account should credit the gift.

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Second Marriages Decline Since 1871 in Century Table

The article notes a continued drop in second marriages since 1871 with a table of remarriage rates per thousand. In 1897 the record shows 114 divorced men married spinsters, 21 to widows, seven to divorced women, 129 divorced women married bachelors, and 33 to widowers.

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Chrisman & CO Jewelers Opticians J. T. Christian Optician Jebeles Bros Noble Street Murray Hill M. Markstein Opera House J. N. Boyer & Co Security Bank Building Eleventh Street L. Q. Jones Jones Clark’s School of Embalming South Wilmer Street Wilmer Hotel State Horna! Ocho Jacksonville, Ala C. W. Daugette Lincoln’s Liver Ares THE Lincoln Medicine CO Columbus Ohio Calonsus Perteure M. Miller Stickney's Pharmacy J. Te Wik le Preston Cure Preston Freston Cure Joe Taine England House C. H. Hall 13Th Street Union Depot Anniston Alabang Julius Levy, “Faron Columbian Building J. G. Pickinney Gilmore’s Gilmore's East Tenth Street J. T. Ross Mgr VIA Tad Wd Orleans Shreveport Memphis Texas Mexico, New Mexico E. P. Turner Gen's Dallas England Thomas’ Drug Store West Tenth Street Anniston, Alabama Morris Morrisville, Ala Bell Telephone Connection
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