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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1909

Page

4

Wednesday Class And Concert At Noble Institute

The Wednesday class met this afternoon with Miss Mary Read Smith to study Byron and his minor poetics. A large audience attended a Noble Institute concert headlined by Edward Baxter Perry with selections by Schumann Liszt Rubinstein Grieg and Chopin. Local social notes follow including visits and gatherings among Birmingham Atlanta and Anniston residents.

Mary Read Smith Byron Newstead Abbey Noble Institute Edward Baxter Perry Schumann

Jacksonville News Notes Items From Town Today

Jacksonville notes report visitors and residents in town. Haynes of Atlanta travels on business. McCluney of Gadsden visits his sister Mrs. C C Lusk. Elizabeth Dearborn stays with Mrs. John F P Burke. Alpha P Raser returns after her father’s funeral. Eva Brown joins State normal school. Will Sergeant returns from Oklahoma for a visit. Bob Taylor of Anniston attends to business.

John Hf. Frye Traders’ National Bank of Birmingham Henry Young FG. Byrd D. ©. Vorus Anniston AlacAtlanta Journal Hazel Vorits The Orpheum DeWitt, Vorus Ala Vorus Arnold Peter Byrd Stephen West Louise Sullivan Atlanta Journal McCluney Gadsden C. C. Lusk Elizabeth Dearborn John FP. Burke Alpha P. Raser Will Seargeant Oklahoma Bob Taylor

Native-born artist to visit New York and Massachusetts

A noted artist plans her first return to her native land in years visiting New York during a busy social season and also spending time in Massachusetts, the home state of her parents. The itinerary highlights a blend of cultural events and family ties.

New York Massachusetts

Week Ahead in Politics Global Events and Observances

Congress actions and Taft’s Panama canal inspection dominate the week. Cuba’s second independence is marked by Gov Magoon’s retirement and Jose E Miguel Gomez’s inauguration with US navy ships present. Bryan attends the Havana inauguration. A national conference on dependent children meets in Washington. Germany celebrates Emperor William’s 50th birthday. Broughton Brandenburg faces grand larceny trial in New York. Rev Alfred Harding to be consecrated bishop in Washington. The 12th annual convention of the...

Washington Congress Taft Panama Cuba Charleston Magoon Jose E. Miguel Gomez Republic William J. Bryan Havana Roosevelt William Germany Broughton Brandenburg New York Cleveland Alfred Harding Episcopal Diocese of Washington

Life and faith program notes at local churches

Oxford readers learn the Presbyterian Endeavor schedule with songs prayers and subjects including Life's Lesson for Me and The Great Surrender. Baptist morning topic is The Advantages of Personal Work and Means to Success in Personal Work. Local notices cover sales, visits, and community events with multiple named residents and merchants.

Oxford The Presbyterian Endeavor Ella Hall Nelle Dodd Fitzhugh Carmichael Sodom Blanche Eichelberger Isaac Willie Walker Jacob Turnipseed Joseph Robert Hall Baptist Church

Hall’s Catarrh Cure offer sworn by Ohio firm

Frank J. Cheney, senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo, swears the firm will pay 100 dollars for every case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notarized December 6, 1886. The remedy is taken internally and targets blood and mucous surfaces. Sold by druggists for 75 cents. includes testimonial offer and Hall family pills for constipation.

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

With Your Meat Market Phone 757 Ad

A vintage ad for A Vack's Meat Market promotes native beef veal pork and mutton eggs and chickens. It highlights choice goods at low prices and includes the shop phone number 757.

A. Vack’s

National Live Stock Meet to discuss tariff changes in L A

The American National Live Stock association will meet in Los Angeles on Tuesday to revise tariff structures and address correlated freight rates. President Roosevelt is to attend the Gridiron Club mid winter dinner at the New Willard Saturday night.

American National Live Stock Association Los Angeles Roosevelt Gridiron Club New Willard

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