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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1909

Page

4

B. Y. P. A. Program Promises Evening Interest

Oxford note: The B. Y. P. A. committee will hold a meeting tonight with a splendid program anticipated. Mrs. M. G. Christian and Mr. M. G. Christian plan a Florida trip soon. John Mingson heads to Birmingham on business. Mrs. Jones of Munford returns home after visiting Mrs. B. 8S. Russell. Spring Garden’s Fule Young visits relatives. Lillie Williams reports the season’s first large green strawberries nearly ripe.

Mrs. Jones of Munford Russell Lillie Williams

Local residents and visitors noted in Oxford society items

MISS FLORIDA PIISON Mary Sims of Silver Run visits today. Mr. and Mrs. Gains Slaughter of Rockland are here with friends. Dr. Theodore Wilson returns to Jenifer after visiting relatives. Mrs. J. H. Yee improves after illness. Mrs. A. J. Adair returns from Jacksonville. Sam Cook and wife spent yesterday here. Mrs. Earle Roberts family staying at Lincoln. Oxford school honor roll for January 1909 lists eighth grade May Etta Disharoon Grace Williamson Alleta Walker Mattie Nora Wakefield Tom Blake Howle and ninth grade Mattie Williamson Nelle Allen Inez Robison Maylene Howle Fred Cooper. W. C. Warnock leaves for Florida. City council meets tonight. Alexan of Birmingham visits. Tom Prater returns from Piedmont. W. F. McCain returns from Eulaton. Cooper Whiteside of Birmingham visits parents. Mrs. L. M. Dodd of Atlanta visits W. T. Dodd. Miss Mattie Marlow returns from W M Rhodes home near town to Gadsden.

Oxford School May Etta Disharoon Grace , Williamson Alleta Walker Mattie Nora Wakefield Tom Blake Howle Mattie Williamson Nelle Allen Inez Robison Maylene Howle Fred Cooper

Practical Joker Abandons Brougham In Manchester Stunt

A man passes a draper shop in Manchester and sees a closed brougham with a sleeping driver. He slips inside, slams the door, and the coachman looks away as the wag chats with someone inside. The carriage is driven away after the mischief, leaving questions for the coachman and the mistress.

Manchester Wag Tech Brougham London

New York Nervous Energy Sparks City Hysterias

Special correspondence from New York paints a vivid portrait of a city in perpetual high alert. It laments urban nerves and hype while noting how stage, church, Broadway and Wall Street feed sensationalism and aid professional beggars, con men, and sensationalists amid a bustling holiday spectacle.

New York Brooklyn Bridge Wall Street Herald Square Old Trinity Church Broadway Bedlam Italy Mark Twain Ragelad

Remarkable Cross Breeding Hopes Stir Eastern Farms

A Worcester correspondent reports a truck farmer claims a marvel orange cucumber produced by cross fertilization. The piece imagines further cross breeding wonders from Massachusetts to rival Luther Burbank and hints at strawberry cabbages cherry-turnips currant-melong and walnut-pumpkins as possible mixes for eager experimenters.

Ananias Club Worcester Mass Luther Burbank Massachusetts

Hall's Catarrh Cure backed by oath of F J Cheney & Co

Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of F J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio to pay one hundred dollars for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The firm advertises the medicine as internally taken and acting on blood and mucous surfaces. Notary A W Gleason witnessed the oath dated December 6 1886. Sold by all druggists 75 cents. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

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

Tales of Humor and Mischief In A Quirky City Scene

A drunk quick witted man on a Brooklyn to Manhattan ride tells a grieving tale of Typhoid pneumonia death for six children, prompting sympathy and flowers before authorities reveal the fiction. A Harlem tenement yard eagle traps a hungry cat and boy tips the balance. the moral: fools and hogs.

New York Long Island Harlem

Capudine Promises Fast Headache Relief

Capudine liquid claims to cure sick headaches and nervous headaches for travelers and those with grip stomach or female troubles. It advertises immediate effects and is sold by druggists.

Angry customer accuses grocer over fresh eggs claim

A village visitor storms into the store demanding to see the proprietor He accuses the grocer Mr Peavey of selling his wife eggs described as fresh The man defends the fresh label saying Si Wiley promised fresh eggs and swapped for biscuits with a six week old exchange.

Peavey Si Wiley Waal Baltimore American

Also Mentioned on This Page

Gwin’s Thad M. Gwin & Co Oxford Ala News of Oxford M. G. Christian Florida John Mingson Birmingham Fule Young Spring Garden Conducted By MISS Piison Mary Sims of Silver Run Mrs. Gains Slaughter of Rockland Theodore Wilson Jenifer J. H. Yee A. J. Adair Jacksonville Sam Cook W. C. Warnock Mr. Alexan Tom Prater Piedmont W. F. McCain Eulaton Cooper Whiteside Mrs. L. M. Dodd of Atlanta W. T. Dodd Mattie Marlow W. M. Rhodes Town Gadsden Haynes, Hingson & Cox Sheetig Sheeting Haynes,hingson & Cox Alabama Philadelphia Constantinople Bronz Zoo Adelaide Stringer Eva H. Barker Barker Charles Bell Barker Miss Stringer Forbes F. E. Forbes Piano CO G. E. Warrick Lill Noble St Anniston, Ala
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