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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1901
Page
7
A Norfolk Landmark opinion discusses whether men should remove hats around women in public streets, elevators, and corridors. It argues courtesy does not require hat removal in these spaces, noting regional customs from Charleston to New York and comparing traditions.
In a humorous exchange a portly lady questions a boy working a hydraulic lift. The boy insists he is exempt from school on a legal holiday and demonstrates the lift’s pressure system with technical detail, offering to let her take over if she doubts his knowledge.
An observer recalls photographing a large bearded creature at close range in a park while a companion watches from a horse. The animal reacts with a thunderous growl and investigates a trash can before losing interest, as the narrator notes its glowing green eye lamps. The piece then shifts to ancient Norse lore about winter beginnings and weekday etymologies highlighting Thor and Odin.
Southern Railway announces a condensed timetable effective December 9 1900. The update streamlines train departures and arrivals across major divisions and reduces travel time for several routes. Details include key changes to morning and evening departures and revised connections at principal hubs.
A U S traveler refuses to surrender trunk keys at a petty prince frontier during Bischoff era maps. He declines to exit the carriage and challenges the Ober in charge while the trunks are inspected. He announces U S sovereignty and dismisses the frontiers as insignificant, then proceeds to continue the journey.
A man opens the door to a book agent with a woman nearby. The agent asks to speak with the lady, but the man replies access is not possible for a few minutes. The agent hints they could talk if both speak together, prompting aど ambiguous end.
A short dialogue shows a boy defending aggression after claiming he counted to 100 to cool his anger. His mother admonishes, and the boy admits he used force first, insisting it was the only safe method.
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