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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1909
Page
7
The article discusses the rise of the lady nurse as a new English profession for women. It argues training is short, careers long, and benefits to workers employers and children, suggesting many women will pursue nursing as other fields grow harder.
An improved jelly strainer uses a few wooden sticks and a large felt panel framed to hold juice as fruit is poured in. Uprights support the felt and the system strains juice into a catch bowl, reducing handling effort and adapting to any frame style.
The article recounts Ruskin’s note on Turner's Rain Steam and Speed with a tale from Lady Simon about a stormy Great Western rail journey. Helen Zimmern in Metropolitan Magazine recalls the eyewitness story and the moment of recognizing the painting’s date and origin at the academy.
Headache Hicks Capudine advertises a liquid medicine claimed to relieve cold sores heat stomach and nervous troubles. It promises immediate effect and easy consumption priced at 10 cents at drug stores.
Miss Alice M. Bacon describes Japanese girls flocking to cities for schooling, with new life pulse conflicting with old systems. She notes girls aged six to seventeen study reading, science, English, sewing, cooking, tea ceremony, and flower arrangement, shaping futures under family duty.
Practical cures from a past era include applying alum water to open cuts, powdered resin poultice, and sterile dusting for wounds. Severe ankle sprains use hot water immersion, hot cloth bandages, and frequent re-warming. Sleeplessness, scarlet fever prevention, and household disinfection feature home practices with coffee aromas and camphor scents.
A wag snaps a closed brougham door in Manchester while a driver sleeps. The coachman wakes to a mystery as the prankster bows and orders the carriage home. Only the coachman and the unseen mistress know the rest of the tale.
Frank Enders, a handsome Hightown heir, befriends a stranded traveller, Doris Clare Maxwell, and discovers a romance beyond his idealized image. Doris Maxwell, Doris Clare, and a powerful publisher Colonel Baker drive a tale of love, ambition, and choice, ending with Enders asserting his claim.
The document lists capital of $100,000.00, surplus and undivided profits of $50,000.00, and officers including Thos BE Kilby as president, Chas J Houser as vice president, Jas Keith Jr as vice president, and Arthur Wellborn as cashier, indicating a small bank’s organizational details.
A brief classified note offering coal for sale and inviting contact via phone number 72, with initials R O Watson. The fragment suggests a local ad requesting purchase or delivery of coal. No additional details or dates are provided.
Railway timetable lists northbound connections to Rome Chattanooga and Lovell with paths to Talladega Selma and Childersburg. Westbound long reach to Birmingham Memphis and New Orleans. Eastbound includes Birmingham Atlanta night runs and local stops to Gadsden Birmingham. Southbound shows locals to Calera with southern connections.
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