Social Notes from Duke and Nearby Towns
Mrs Lizzie Webster of Duke visits sister Mrs G R Erwin on North Walen street. Miss Leila Seaman returns from Charleston where she visited sister Mrs Williams for months. Mrs P A Howle and children return from Ri wards Ville visit. J G Adams travels to Lincoln to visit relatives. The Weight Party at Mrs Robert D Alen s home funds King s Daughters charity. Program items praised. musical and elocutionary numbers well received.
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Mrs. Lizzie Webster
Duke
Mrs
GR Erwin
North Walen Street
Leila Seaman
Charleston
Mrs. Williams
P A Howle
Ri Wards Ville
Robert D. Alien
King’s Daughters
Fire damages home on Noble Street
A small blaze damaged the roof and damaged furniture at 1920 Noble Street, occupied by Mrs. Mira A. Miller and family, after a morning fire around 10 o clock. Firefighters battled the flames with water damage noted. Separately, Southern Railway introduced a Pullman steeper service from Bieninghem Alabama to Richmond Virginia with better views.
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Noble Street
Mira A. Miller
Southern Railway
Bieninghem
Ala
Richmond
Wirminghan
Ieeham
Washington Inauguration Limited Train Tickets For 1901
The Southern Railway offers Washington D C bound and return tickets at a reduced fare for the Presidential Inauguration on March 4 1901. Tickets go on sale March 1 2 and the return deadline is March dd 1901. Sleeping car reservations available via Southern Railway agents or C BE Jackson J P A Birmingham Alabama.
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Washington
D.C
Southern Railway
D. C
Washington and Southwestern Limited
C. BE. Jackson
Birmingham
Foley's Kidney Cure advertised for kidney and bladder relief
An old newspaper blurb touts Foley's Kidney Cure as a remedy for kidney and bladder discomfort. The ad emphasizes quick relief and public confidence in the product.
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Foley
It Was Pleasant for the Parents
A guest invited for tea is quizzed by the little daughter about the lecturer's marriage. He reveals he and his partner have separated due to disagreement. The child voices the thought that they should “fight it out,” like the parents, provoking a moral lesson in a light anecdote from London Tit-Bits.
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London
Hunter flees baboon herd in Borneo encounter
A hunter in Borneo fires at a baboon and triggers a loud alarm from a second troop. Baboons pursue as the hunter, chased by the mob, is rescued when camp mates return with a volley to drive them off. In a separate note, mining engineers use dynamite caps to cut bar iron or steel, replacing saws and chisels.
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Borneo
Saya
Fashionable Ball Gaffe Reveals Brother’s Unexpected Identity
At a chic Paris ball a woman remarks on the stranger beside her. Her partner reveals the man is her brother. The moment ends with an awkward apology as the host’s gossip unfolds.
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Paris
Preston Cure for Drunkenness Advertised
An 19th century style advertisement claims the Preston Cure is a safe reliable remedy to destroy the desire for alcohol. It promises to renew wealth and vigor, brighten intellect, strengthen nerves, and train willpower to resist temptation with long lasting results and confidential correspondence.
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Preston
Local Political Communications Charged at Advertising Rates
Communications suggesting men for office are billed at regular advertising rates, ten cents a line, under local political advertising rules.
Suggested candidates for First Ward council seat
Tax payer from The Star endorses Mesars J. W. McElreath and W. H. Weatherly as suitable men to represent the First ward. If they permit their names to go before the people, their election will be assured.
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the Star
J. W. McElreath
W.H. Weatherly
Statement from J Baxter Allen on alderman committee
J Baxter Allen declines serve on the committee selecting aldermen from the Fourth ward for the anti stock law ticket. He says he will not attend political meetings or seek office, and affirms intent to vote for candidates of sober moral character to manage Anniston’s municipal affairs.
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the Staur
Rom
Anniston
Fourth Ward Com TEE Meets and council slates set
The Fourth Ward anti Stock Law committee chaired by W T Edmondson met this morning. D R Methvie, pressed by fellow members, withdrew his resignation. The committee re elected Messrs Thus, E Kilbey and L EL Kaplan for the city council.
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Fourth Ward
W. T. Edmondson
D. R. Methvie
Messrs
E. Kilbey
L EL Kaplan
Local Market Promises Purity and Rich Delights at Low Prices
The listing extols value with statements that goods are well made and affordable. Purity, deliciousness, and richness are highlighted as defining features, inviting buyers to enjoy quality items at modest cost.
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Uliiman Bros
Ullman Bros
J. Gi Adams
Linccolin
Relaives
Hwett
Jackson Ay
Stokers
Alabama
New York
Chicago
New Orleans
First National Bank
G. B. Flinf
HOT Springs
Arkansas
Oklahome
Indian Territory
Texas
West
Memphis
Blacksman,trav
Pass
Chattanooga
Tenn
Monroe ST
George M. Lee
Little Rock, Ark
Preston Cure
Ures
Toon
Preston Curs
P. O. Boxes
Pandelphia Ie
J. Baxter Allen
Tee
Wyer
Dove’s Candy Kitchen
Igor
Germany
E. A. Langdon
the Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York
Richard A .eCurdy
Columbus Smith
Alabam
Anniston Steam Laure
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