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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1909

Page

11

Birth day party for Cox children eyed in Oxford

Ethel and Elale Cox plan a ninth birthday celebration today from 2 to 4 p.m. A small kitchen fire at A. Allen’s residence caused minor fire damage and greater water damage. Local notices promote sales at Gwins with discounts, and community events include church meetings and visits of distant residents. Credit to cash promotions and local concerns are mentioned alongside travel notes and church activities.

Oxford Ethel Elale Cox A. (. Allen

Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Endorsed by Cheney Co

Frank J. Cheney and his firm declare they will pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh that Hall's Catarrh Cure fails to cure. The sworn statement from December 6, 1886, plus a notary seal, accompanies claims that the remedy is taken internally and affects blood and mucous surfaces. Contact Toledo, Ohio, for testimonials. pills marketed for constipation.

State of Ohio Toledo Lucas County Frank J. Cheney FP. J. Cheney & Co Hall A. W. Gleason F. J. Cheney & CO

Bees on the Farm Practical advice for farmers

The article urges farmers to keep bees not only for honey but to boost crop yields through better pollination. It notes that fruit and alfalfa seed output can suffer from insufficient pollen and highlights small, actionable steps to improve farm life and profitability.

First US banks and early savings milestones

The piece notes Philadelphia's 1781 Bank of North America as the first bank, and mentions early banks in Boston and New York. It asks when the first savings banks were established, with examples in Philadelphia and Boston.

Brotherly Love Congress Bank of North America Boston Massachusetts Bank Bank of New York United States Bank Philadelphia

Guard Keeps Passengers Cheerful In Snowbound Highland Train

During a snowstorm on the Highland railway the train was delayed for an hour or two. A cheery Scottish guard moved through the carriages trying to raise spirits while an old gentleman warned he would die of cold if the train did not move. The guard replied with a dry quip about charging a shilling per mile for corpses.

Dundee Advertiser Java

Sour Milk Cause Stirs Child Refuses Drink

In a brief exchange from an old page, Elmer pushes away his glass after a sip. His mother asks what is wrong and he jokes that the milkman fed his cow pickles, delivering a humorous domestic moment from the period.

Elmer

The Duel Ends as Wedding Plans Intervene

Gaston bursts in on Alphonse asking him to witness a duel. Alphonse asks if they will fight. The reply, surprising, is that they are not fighting but getting married.

Gaston Alphonse Argonaut

Kindergarten work and social updates fill society page

The Free Kindergarten association held its first meeting of the year with reports from officers as 47 pupils attended in November and December. Donations supported needy families, garments were distributed, and mothers’ meetings with scripture and music were held. The Tyler Hill boys club hosted a gathering with guests and a candy prize, while other social items note club meetings and hometown notices.

Free Kindergarten Association Alabama Knox Miss Tyler A. L. Tyler T. D. Maybanks Houston Katherine Bell Mia Frank Johnston Kirkpatrick Needlework Guild Hebrew Ladies’ Aid Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid Baptist Aid Society Southside Tyler Hill Henry Edmunds Davis Alice Weatherly Rosa Bowie Melanie Gordon Louise Musgrove Della Houston Leila Carrington Julia Jennie Davis Bob Bowie Gerald King Joe Aderhold Louis Whetstone Roy Hodge Robert McGuirk Will Montgomery Osborne Parker

Wedding of Miss Mavrika Persizky to Paris Chancellor

Nee Miss Mavrika Persizky, described as a beautiful Russian girl, has just arrived in the country and becomes the bride of William de Blanck, chancellor of Paris.

Mavrika Persizky William de Blanck Paris

North Carolina Democrats petition for federal judge appointment

A North Carolina delegation led by Senator Overman asked the president to appoint T. T. Ticks of Henderson as United States judge for the Eastern District of North Carolina.

Washington North Carolina Senator Overman T. T. Ticks Henderson United States

Greek Met Greek Clock Heist Ends With Four Dollars

A burglar entered the home of a plumber while a marble clock struck 3 a m. The husband confronted the intruder, heard a crash, and tossed him out. The thief fled with only $4.30 in his clothes, according to a judge's remark.

Horace

How Mayne Reid Won His Bride

The article recounts Captain Mayne Reid meeting a thirteen year old girl who later became his bride after he gave her his novel The Scalp Hunters to read. Years later she recalled an electric thrill when he entered a Polish refugee meeting where she heard him speak.

Mayne Reid Captain Mayne Reid Captain Reid

Little Jean's Dolly Improvised Repair

In a humorous domestic scene a mother struggles to remove a doll's old head while Little Jean urges to simply take the body off. The exchange highlights childlike bluntness and comic innocence in a home repair moment.

Jean Mamma

Mortgage of My House Keeps Interest High

A column teaser suggests a stubborn topic for readers with the line There is one subject on which it is difficult to keep up interest The speaker cites the mortgage of a house as the enduring focus driving attention and debate.

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Lonsdale the Ladies’ Store THE Parisi News of Miss Florida Piison Thad M. Gwin & CO Mra T. B. Turner Lineville Methodist Indies’ Aid John Alexander Presbyterian Young Ladies’ Aid Annie Orr Ywin's Josh Shuford John B. Knox Anniston Young People's Society of the Presbyterian Church M .G. Christian Birmingham Gwin Jaé Marvin Self Coldwater Kate Brown Mims and Wilson Talladega Tom Prater Piedmont P. Gann W. F. McCain Bulaton the Baptist Church Achan L. J. Powell Gwin’'S Witsho Ae J. D. Green Alexandria Shep Sheppard Baltimore Maud Mattison Eer Pobre Banks Kindergarten Association Work Henry McCarty Meva Huey of Marion T. F. Huey Charles O'Reilly W. L. Jones R. FE. Hopson C. Hh, Mitchell Alabama Hotel Ladies’ Guild of St. Michael and All Angels C. H. Parker James John Ross Blairgowrie Ross Mrs. DE Blanck Hicks Forbes FE. E. Forbes G. E. Warrick Lill Noble St Anniston, Ala
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