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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1901
Page
6
A unique plan offers a Pisco or Organ at a high quality for the lowest price with easy monthly or yearly payments. It promises no catalogue pressure and a personal renter option, available nationwide including remote cities and villages.
We offer guaranteed satisfaction or the instrument may be returned at our expense for railway freights both ways. Your old piano taken as payment if you wish. Let us explain.
The piece notes Japanese women revealing full ages in social introductions and dress buying, with grandmothers held in esteem. It highlights cultural reverence for age, women's ongoing influence, and distinct dress designs based on marital status and age. A separate ad mentions Kernett's Bat Eis enberry as a cholera remedy, praising its quick cure.
Extensive timetable notes detail Pullman sleeping cars on routes from Atlanta to New York and Birmingham to New York. Mentions No. 2 and No. 4 services with connections to Washington and Cincinnati, and references to dining and drawing room cars. authorities include A Freeman and Gannon, with stations such as Birmingham, Atlanta, and New York cited.
Practical guidance on decorative table settings using flowers and ferns, stain removal techniques, breadmaking ideals, Armenian fruit preparations, and a cheap coal-dust ignition method. Includes care tips for vernal colors, bloom arrangements, and a brief note on improving fuel efficiency.
By virtue of an execution issued from the city court of Anniston I levy on land described in Calhoun county Alabama and personal property including one black horse mule one buggy and one black cow herd. Sale to be public at the front door of the courthouse in Anniston on July 29 1901 during legal hours. Sheriff M W Wooprerr announces the sale.
The Choctaw Route will run three trains daily between Memphis and Hot Springs starting October 7. Double daily service expands to Indian and Oklahoma Territories with connections to southern Missouri Kansas Texas and the West.
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