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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1909

Page

5

Streetman Watson Grocers Dissolved After Transfer

The firm Streetman and Watson grocers at 1214 Noble Street dissolved yesterday as Mr Streetman bought Watsons interest. Streetman will continue the business as before. Woods Liver Medicine advertised for chills fever malaria and general tonic use with a dollar bottle claim of 244 times the 50 cent size sold by J L Wikle.

Streetman & Watson, Grocers Noble Street Streetman Mr. Watson Mr. Streetman Woods J. L. Wikle

Holeproof Lock Assortment at Saks Sale

Saks offers six pairs of Holeproof socks for one dollar with a six month guarantee.

SAKS

Carrollton Men Visit Aniston for Important Business

Colonel Sid Holderness a noted attorney and George H West cotton broker of Carrollton Ga came to An niston last night on important business stopping at the Alabama hotel the visit signaling possible local implications.

Sid Holderness George H. West Carrollton Anniston Alabama

New Spring Kabo Corsets by Ullman Bros Debut

Ullman Bros introduces the latest spring Kabo corsets in all lengths with guaranteed quality. The display features a full range of styles and sizes to fit varied figures and preferences.

Ullman Bros

Local services and advertisements fill morning notices

A block of brief ads and notices runs through the morning edition. Listings promote Rings Little Liver Pill for biliousness and headaches, Blake's Livery with cab service and Sunday hours, Anniston Steam Laundry, Mode] Ice Co coal line, H. Clay Davis life insurance, Saks six months, and Blake's new carriages. Includes contact numbers and small print notes.

Cotton Market Prices and Corset Advertisement

Daily cotton values show strict good middling at 95 cents and good middling at 914e while strict middling trades near 938e. An apparent Kabo corset ad promotes comfort and health with form reducing options priced from 1.50 to 5 dollars, touting rust free steels and brass free eyelets.

W. L. Jones

Convicts Healthy Says J Craig Smith In Montgomery

Chief Prison Inspector J Craig Smith reports no sickness among State convicts and says they are healthier than free citizens. He notes Pratt mines prisons are nearly finished and will be the South’s finest. Belle Ellen stockade and prison, tied to Bessemer contract, are top quality. Red Feather prison to be replaced with a superior facility. Output is at maximum.

Montgomery J. Craig Smith Tennessee Company Pratt Mines Belle Ellen Bessemer Land and Improvement Company Red Feather

Snow Ties Up Rome Traffic

Rome is buried under five feet of snow and all traffic is at a standstill including the St Celia streetcars.

Rome

The Awkward Minister and the Sunday Football

In 1608 King James sought to loosen worship by ordering Sunday sports after service. Blairgowrie minister John Ross joined the early football games in the church yard and struggled to kick the ball, causing many ankle injuries. After repeated mishaps and apologies, the parish halted the games, with the clever clergyman effectively stopping compliance.

James John Ross Blairgowrie Ross Vichus

The Senate's Hole In the Wall

The Washington Post recalls the Hole in the Wall, a small circular room off the post office used by nineteenth century senators for drinks and light fare. It was the first senate restaurant, offering ham, corned beef, bread and cheese, with patrons often eating outside when crowded.

Senate Chamber Supreme Court Mails Department Washington Post

Unraveling the Aurora Borealis in Historic Experiments

The article discusses the aurora borealis as a phenomenon tied to electricity. It cites M Lenstrom’s 1882 Finnish experiment using copper wires and tin nibs on a mountain peak that produced yellow light and a greenish yellow spectral ray, seen as strong evidence via spectroscopy.

M. Lenstrom Finland

Roosevelt to push federal children's bureau plan

President Roosevelt announced he will send a message to Congress recommending the establishment of a Federal children's bureau and a law for the District of Columbia and territories applying the dependent children principles.

Washington Roosevelt Congress District of Columbia Territories Conference For Dependent Children

Nearing Journey's End Sperry Fleet Regroups for Final Leg

From Algerian, French and Turkish waters the battleship fleet under Admiral Sperry moves toward Gibraltar, slated to arrive February 6, as it prepares to sail the last leg of its world voyage.

Teturn Morocco Admiral Sperry Gibraltar

Express Co Faces Saloon Tax Hike in Huntsville

On Mayor Smiths suggestion the Huntsville council raises Southern Express Company license tax from 50 to 250 dollars noting it now serves as saloon and dispensary substitutes. The change cited reflects the companies role in local liquor distribution and revenue.

Huntsville Smith Southern Express Company

Financial fortunes in a candid chat with Mr. Easigo

In Great Luck, Mr Easigo reviews his financial operations saying they are more successful than usual. He notes five loans to friends this month with three falling out of favor, a dramatic sign of mixed outcomes. The Washington Star reports the anecdote.

Washington Star

Fox Blades and the Legend of Julian del Rei

London Notes and Queries traces the fox blade legend from Julian del Rei in Toledo, whose celebrated sword blades earned the title fox. The mark og evolved into the fox symbol, echoed in plays like Henry V and in later Solingen blades bearing the same dog mark.

Julian del Ret Toledo Julian del Rei Solingen London

The Editor's Sally on Robbery Phrase

A humorous exchange about wording in a robbery story. The City Editor questions describing a hundred dollar loss as a relief, implying sensational phrasing. The New Reporter denies personal robbery experience, highlighting tighter reporting language.

Sally Brown St. Louis Republic

Love of Country in Montenegrin Exile Tales

Excerpt recalls Montenegrin valor and stubborn resistance under rule. It describes how exiles and prisoners are used for state needs, with messengers sent from prisons to Cattaro and back, and a guardless moment allowing a prisoner to act as sentry during outdoor time.

W. J. Stillmen Cattaro Nicholas Cettinje

Satisfactory drug service notice

Phone 72 R. O. Watson provides drug service details from a historical notice fragment.

R. O. Watson

A Large Salary Echoed In Elevator Exchange

A Philadelphia lawyer Mr X known for lecturing staff is told to have a high salary. An elevator overheard exchange shows Tommy claiming he earns 10000 dollars a year, with 4 dollars weekly in cash and the rest in legal advice, highlighting office chatter and fascination with wages.

Mr. X Phiadelphia Tommy Harper’a Weekly

Notice to creditors in bankruptcy matter O T Burke

District Court of the United States Eastern Division Northern District of Alabama announces the first meeting of creditors for the bankrupt O T Burke. Meeting set for February 12 1909 at 10 a m in Anniston Alabama. Creditors may appear to prove claims and take action as provided by law. H D McCarty Referee in Bankruptcy.

District Court of the United States Eastern Division Northern District of Alabama O. T Burke Anniston Ala

Capudine Promises Quick Relief for Various Ailments

An old advertisement touts Capudine as a liquid pleasant to take that relieves headaches colds heat stomach and nervous troubles. It claims immediate action and lists price options 29e and 60e at drug stores.

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Police Court Blake’s Anniston Steam Laundry Jyl2 Cahaba Or Empire Ice Co Old Fine Life Insurance H. Clay Davis Blake Robinson Jan W. F. Clarke Deman City Anniston Steam American House Noble St L. H. Kaplan E. A. Womack McPall R. VD Wilmer W. R. Thrasher Robinson’s Cotton Mill Teddy Federal Marshall Field First National Bank of Chicago Senator Ankeny Leslie's Weekly General Electro Motor Anniston Electric H. D. M’carty Poe Via New Orleans Mobile Pensacola Texas The West Gulf Coast South Texas W. A. Russell Louisville J. Ky Lanning, T. P. Me WACK Ada Alli Abe
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