Year, in Advance Per Week Cell 500
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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1900
Page
2
A brief line item notes a pricing term mentioning year in advance or well in advance per week at 500. The readable text provides a compact pricing reference without further context.
Evening Star Agencies lists subscription outlets for The Star in multiple city areas including Anniston Castleberrys on Fifteen Street ADDIE W G sivil's Pine and Firth Eleventh Street Mt Mickert's store Oxanna Oxanna Grocery Co Oxford T Hagley Furniture store.
Announcement notes J H Kiwe as a candidate for Congress under the Democratic banner. The item indicates party action and formal endorsement, with emphasis on his nomination and campaign entry.
The State Senate announces Pred J Blackmon of Calhoun County as a candidate for the Eleventh Senatorial district. The Democratic party has authorized this declaration and Bard M. Calhoun County officials confirm the nomination process and party actions.
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Fragmentary OCR text from a historical page mentions names and places but unreadable. It references Chevernar Wood Cute and a political or legislative context with unclear facts and dates. The passage contains garbled phrases about petitions, deprivations, and events in April and May with several misordered words.
A memorial note notes John Raskin died in London and was praised as both preacher and teacher. He gave away a large fortune to live on 1800 pounds a year, and a Ruskin Society tribute joined by museum, gallery, and academy representatives lauded his noble motives and impact on art and ethics.
In Anniston, optimism abounds for a thriving future driven by thoughtful planning and community effort. Local leaders emphasize prudent growth and civic engagement to bring about lasting prosperity for the model city.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a dated scene with Jowett of Oatont and a tense walk toward a possibly academic setting. Characters debate truth and reality while philosophical lines surface about courage and fear. The passage shifts toward dialog and a ceremonial tone.
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A young man in London recalls his youthful obsession with the famed actress Madam Reclame. He admits to lying to friends about a romance, recounts his market for her performances, nightly visits to the Lyceum, and lavish purchases of her photographs and plays as proof of his infatuation.
The narrator, desperate to see a beloved woman, bravely intrudes on her circle. He arrives before her return and is promptly shown to a second-floor sitting room where a two-person dinner awaits, hoping to avert a possible rejection. The scene unfolds with tension as the anticipated moment nears.
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