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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1901

Page

6

A Piano Proposition Promises Easy Payment Deals

Our unique plan offers Piano or Organ purchases at low prices with easy monthly or yearly payments. We guarantee satisfaction or the instrument may be returned at our expense. We accept old pianos as payment and claim overstocked stock with nationwide reach.

United States

Perma School Anchors Teacher Certificate Plan

In JA Dronvilla Alabama an anchor program aims to prepare teachers with a state certificate. The plan proposes stipend support and tuition relief, entering its nineteenth year as Sea’s program expands across districts.

Publication Abstract in a Custody Case in Anniston

Abstract of publication shows A Hans Pintered as complainant and W Hobbs as defendant in a suit in Anniston City Court. The notice states the defendant resides in Texas and must plead or answer to the bill. failure will lead to decree by default. Proceedings reference Robinston Alabama and are scheduled for four consecutive weeks.

Bate Aladama Calioun Lou Phiniy Coutptainant Hans City Cmert Annieton-Im Baier Newena Robinston Ala Opee & Weet W. Oa Hobba Bette

Sousa Visits Castles of Cafes and Band Music Behind Far Flung Voyage

An article notes W Stanley Hollis visiting a country with Sousa's Portuguese ties. It mentions the Washington Post March as a favorite, the local fondness for Sousa, and plans to present works to Portuguese officials. A separate feature praises the nickel plated cow as a modern milking advancement with horn disease prevention and metal tipped horns on calves.

W. Stanley Hollis United States Louteiro Marques Kiogka Washington Washington Post Sousa South Africa Ork Tribune

What Singers Eat Reveals Diets of Opera Voices

The New York Press notes singers vary diet with voice type. Basso and tenors favor beef and roast portions, while contraltos seek pork to lubricate cords. Mélha Nordica Eames and Calve reportedly eat uncanny, pungent foods during the singing season.

Jean Edward de Roarke Plancon Fischer Mélha Nordica Eames Calve Byrea New York Press

Story of Sullivan and Mackenzie comic opera quip

A lecture recounts Sir Arthur Sullivan telling Sir Alexander Mackenzie he fights the pull of comic opera. He recalls The Golden Legend where a soprano sings I am not here to argue but to die and imagines the chorus breaking into comic opera style with She dont come here to argue but to die.

Arthur Sullivan Alexander Mackenzie Sir Arthur Sullivan Sullivan Mackenzie

Odd Names in North Carolina Raise Eyebrows Across State

The article notes Raleigh figures who named children after states such as Wisconsin and Vermont Connecticut Royster, with other notable homes including Sharp Blunt in Newburn and Link Quick in Richmond County. It mentions Greensboro educator Professor Dred Peacock and Early Dawn in Raleigh.

North Carolina Raleigh Wisconsin Royster Vermont Connecticut Newburn Sharp Blunt Link Quick Richmond County Dred Peacock Greensboro Early Dawn

Burglars Target London Post Office with Compressed Gases

Reported in London a burglary used compressed oxygen and hydrogen fuel to threaten security. Thieves allegedly supplied oxygen from a bottle and extracted oil from a jet in the building, creating a dangerous situation. Police investigate possible motive and method.

London

Mysterious 17030 Can Sale Sparks Curiosity and Profit

An odd sale of 17 000 cans of preserved vegetables and fruits drew bidders as labels were unreadable and contents uncertain. A buyer later cleaned and relabeled the cans and reported strong profits, sparking speculation about future fortunes for the young vendor.

Janet Woelleiers Cininati

Groaning Slot Machines and Counterfeit Ring Exposed

A cigar store collector exposes a slot machine that returns mostly bad coins including counterfeit five cent disks. He separates the coins into three piles: genuine nickels, anniversary souvenirs, and lead discs. A bystander notes the money, while the collector explains printers can produce convincing fakes and that the business isn’t as profitable as it seems.

Philadelphia Record

Ir regulars and oddities in a humor page

A shuffled collection of jokes and anecdotes from a periodical page. It features a neighbor petition over whiskers on a Watson public policy figure, a tale about a cherry stone set as a relic, a quip on stock market bets, and a quip about a senator’s dwindling funds.

Watson Walsen Caurht Pader Laile Padopowsy Paria Paderewski

Sheriff's Sale Notice for J A Cresswell Land and Goods

Execution issued by city court of Anniston Calhoun County Alabama directs sale to satisfy a Tredegar National Bank judgment. Real property described by ranges and sections in Calhoun County plus personal property including horse mule buggy and cattle. Public auction at the courthouse front steps Anniston July 29 1901 during legal hours.

Anniston Calhoun County Alabama A. Cresswell Tredegar National Bank J A. Cresswell Township Range Ala J. A. Cresswell Court House Calhoun ‘County

Southern Railway Reduced Rates To Buffalo Exposition

The Southern Railway announces greatly reduced round trip rates to Buffalo for the Pan-American Exposition with schedules and service detailed. Contact agents E. B. Jackson T A Birmingham Alabama or A Densmoor A G P A Chattanooga Tennessee for participation and fare information.

Southern Railway Paticntars EB. Jackson T. A Birmingham Alsor A. Densoorer Chattanega Tenn

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E. E.forbes E. Tenth Street Anniston, Ala Ding Oad Anniston Banking & Loan CO M. B. Wellborn, Pene Paul Noble Streat GUN and Locksmith J. L. Thompson Atlanta Turner& Ross Oniy Witte Darter East Tenth Street Carter Gibbons Security Bank Building E. Julius Williams Dronvilla Filipings Lixe Sousa Human Nature Wehbe Howard Kaneas City Senator Sorbum R.R Keystone Cleveland & Whitehill Co Newburgh, N. Y Keyston R. R. Coat Leystinion Max Piarch Tenth Street M. W. Woovnorr Buffalo, N Wood Yard Nailroad Isth Street B. Ncclurkin O. i Ford Mike T ‘Fe Anniston National W.H. McKleroy Ic. D. Woodruff M. B. Wellborn R. F. Bmith Cus WM. A. Davis C. D. Woodruff W. H. McKleroy Star Ads
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