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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1901
Page
2
A dramatic offer promotes piano or organ purchases on emmy payments with low prices. The catalog, personal assistance, and easy monthly or yearly terms claim to reach customers in remote cities and villages in the United States amid an overstocked inventory.
A St. Louis Republic reprint notes how visiting North American Indians dress in gaudy finery for photographs near Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington. The piece observes their pride in display, the role of boarding houses and photographers, and contrasts their attire with civility as they approach the capital.
A washwoman asks what sparitualism is and reports her daughter Sarah has moved to live with a self styled spiritualist. The mother fears Sarah will be harmed if she takes anything and warns of an imminent departure.
Execution issued by Anniston city court to satisfy Tredega National Bank against J A Cresswell. Sheriff M W Woopkurr will sell land described by sections and tracts in Calhoun County Alabama and personal property including a horse, mule, buggy, cow, and yearling at public auction on July 29 1901 at the courthouse steps in Anniston.
Effective October 7 the Choctaw Route will run three trains daily between Memphis and Hot Springs with double daily service to Indian and Oklahoma Territories. Close connections extend to Southwest Missouri Kansas Texas and the West.
A cartoon from the Indianapolis Press ridicules women for shouting Oh and men for constantly saying I, illustrating gendered habits in a satirical tone.
A fragment from a Philadelphia Times page recalls a missed chance and a character named Mrs Gabbie asking about a hidden tale. The dialogue hints at a delay or secrecy surrounding a prior event, reflecting a clipped, literary newspaper tone.
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