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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1901

Page

3

Tetleys Tea as Imported London Brands Sold Locally

London teas imported by Tetleys slip to Anniston Mercantile Co and others in original packages at New York prices. Local merchants Cater Grocery Co Whetstone & Co L A Sterne Burnett Bellingrath Crampler Adair J A Wallis W O Treadaway Shropshire Woodiff Co J M Mims Harrison Grocery F F Adair H H Talley offer these teas through multiple outlets in Anniston.

London England Anniston Mercaatile Co Cater Grocery Co Whetstone & Co L. A. Sterne Burnett & Bellingrath Crampler & Adair J. A. Wallis W. O. Treadaway Shropshire

Queen & Crescent extends fast schedule south of Meridian

The Queen and Crescent System inaugurated October 28 a rapid Meridian to Shreveport route with lines to Texas reducing travel to Texas from 7 to 12 hours. Southern Railway train No. 37 connects to offer the quickest westward time. Inquire at local ticket agents for details on this new service.

Queen & Crescent Meridian Shreveport Texas Southern Railway

Estate of Alabama Calhoun County Case Public Notice

Abstract of publication for Mary Lou Phinizy trustee versus T McC Gamble and Thos O A Gamble in the City Court of Anniston Equity. Non resident defendant in Georgia must answer by July 29, 1901 or decree pro confesso will be entered. Published in the Evening Star Anniston weekly for four weeks. Clerk A H Sheppard.

Ts Estate Alabama Calhoun County Mary Lou Phinizy TY. McC. Gamble and Thoms O. A. Gamble City Court of Anniston State of Georgia Evening Star Ala T. McC. Gamble Thos O. A. Gamble, Agt State OF Alabama Said County Mary J. Nesbett Cedartown William H. Taylor Mary E. Taylor Emmett F. Crook

Summer Normal at Jacksonville

The Jacksonville normal school closed its five weeks term with about sixty teachers completing work and sixty nine taking the state examination. Faculty members and students are pursuing further study at the University of the Summer. A picnic at Sulphur Springs followed the term.

Jacksonville Normal School Wen High Alabama Sulphur Springs Siate Normal School W. Daugelie Mary Forney Lizzie Privety Exa Hames Beeson Payne Hannah Crook New York City Jacob Forney

Notice to Wheelmen Promotes Arnica Salve

An ad urges cyclists to use Buecklen's Arnica Salve to prevent discomfort from chafing sunburn and insects. It claims the salve heals pimples blotches skin eruptions and piles and notes Elam Drug Co. sells it for 25 cents.

Buecklen Arnica Elam Drug Co

Ducks and Linens For Hot Weather Plans

Advertises Duck and Linen samples for hot weather and $7.50 suits by Julius Levy on Noble Street. Parlor Observation and Cafe Dining Cars operate Memphis to Atlanta via K C M B and return via Southern Railway and Birmingham, with Jacarte meals and a smoking room. Through service adds to existing Pullman cars between Atlanta and Memphis leaving Memphis 9:10 p m and arriving Atlanta 11:30 a m. 5-31-1f.

Julius Levy Noble Street Memphis Tenn Atlanta Birmingham and Southern Railway Southern Railway Birmingham Pullman

Sixteen Years and Lessons in Love

A speaker muses on a sixteen year old girl's youth and looks. He recalls the brevity of youth, contrasts it with his own aging, and declares he will be her teacher in love. The verse reflects themes of aging, desire, and the ache of unlearned affection.

Charles Henry Webb Scribner's

Peking Gazette Survives Turbulent Era With Secret Printings

The Peking Gazette, founded in 1130 and claimably the world’s oldest newspaper, faced suspensions during Chinese troubles. Boxers destroyed editions and publishers, yet editors returned to Peking under American protection as the paper resumed. Each suspension in its 7.5 century history preceded a new dynasty.

Peking Gazette Peking London Chronicle

Poor Millionaire Starves in London Digestive Ailment

A wealthy man in London suffers from indigestion and loss of appetite. Early use of Dr King’s New Life Pills could have saved him by strengthening the stomach aiding digestion and assimilation. Price 25e money back if not satisfied. Sold by the IAM Drug Co druggists.

London Dr King Iam Drug Co

Embarrassing London encounter at Victoria funeral

A young London shopgirl helps a baby left by a mother who vanished during Queen Victoria’s funeral crowds. Police and workhouse officials doubt her tale, and it takes six weeks to place the child with parochial authorities amid social stigma and hassle.

London Queen Victoria Argonaut

City Licenses Due for Half-Year 1901

Notice states that city licenses for the last half of 1901 are now due and become delinquent on July 15. After that date, licensees will incur extra costs. Signed by C. L. Quinn and T. C.-td.

C. L. Quinn T. C

Rhythm and rhyme in verse and nature’s harmony

A literary note from Clarence Army in Independent extols rhythm with rhyme and natural imagery. The text links music to verse and nature to beauty, comparing waves, sand, dawn, soil, sun, and roses to creative expression and heartfelt fancy. It celebrates spring and blessing in the world.

Clarence Army Independent

Moonlit images and the Hesperides myth in Harper’s Bazar

The excerpt presents lush lyric imagery of orchards in the sky and a golden apple, contrasted with sea light and radiant color. It ends with a plea to keep faith in a guiding light of love as the moon sets over the sable sea. The author is Clarence Army in Harper’s Bazar.

Clarence Army Harper's Bazar

Outdoor Exercise and Comfort in Health Advice

The article urges ample outdoor activity for health while warning against extremes. It notes outdoor life suits humans but advises tailoring to conditions such as midwinter storms and very cold air, suggesting warmth and ventilation indoors when appropriate.

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