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Anniston Evening Star in Anniston, Alabama

08 Jul 1901

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Anniston Evening Star

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Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1901

Page

3

The Courting of Janet and Jane on Ellan Vannin

Janet and Jane, cousins raised as sisters, face love and loss on the Isle of Man. Jan the ne’er do well woos both, then vanishes to seek fortune. Years pass with hard work, longing, and a sailor’s return. Janet falls ill, Janet dies, and Jane and Jan choose friendship over marriage to honor Janet’s memory.

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Quillian Gerry Jane Janet Jan Kinsale Castletown Tom Maddrell Mrs. Maddrell Jan Cregeen Jokin Jan Cregven Ave Derby Haven Goodby Hangon Head Afrika Bon Liverpool Ellan Vannin Port Erin Ani Dr. Kennaugh Miss Maddrell
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Locke, Mountain & Co Promote Local Property Listings

Real estate firm announces a summer circulation of a conese list highlighting West Anniston demand for houses and ready buyers for lots near Browne Street. Added agent A Dishman will show properties and collect rents. Offers farms timber mineral lands and a 25 room hotel lease with furniture for sale at private price.

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West Anniston Browne Street A. Dishman
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Opal Seen as Thunder Stone in Historical Lore

Chambers' Journal notes the opal once ranked highly as a thunder stone valued for its supposed virtues of multiple gems. In contrast the onyx, named for nail color, was believed to invite nightmares and demonic vexation according to medieval superstition.

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Chambers’ Journal
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