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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1903
Page
3
Residents leaving the city for summer or extended periods may have The Evening Star mailed to their destination without extra cost. The price by mail matches the carrier rate, and readers can telephone 68 or write to The Star to arrange regular delivery.
The Chicago News notes the eventual rise of a pocket wireless telephone. It discusses feasibility, Marconi’s stance, and imagines how wireless telegraphy could end ocean voyages as a retreat from the outer world.
Stewart Epward Wuitte has been awarded the Master of Arts degree by the University of Michigan. His latest book The Forest is forthcoming from The Cat tock Company.
A quirky survey lists oddball country newspaper names such as Woodbine Twineth and Prairie Owl, noting other titles like Garden City Cap Sheaf and Dodge City Prairie Dog. The item mentions Posey County Palladium, New York Telegram, and Evening Star defending or challenging the idea of a true country paper in Anniston.
An entire change of programme greets tonight's Oxford Lake Park theater audience. Ludlow Allen and Emile Subhers headline a standout sketch while Mira Wise and Mr. Guyer perform on stage with LaDelle presenting magic feats. New moving pictures premiere this evening for real recreation.
Globe Cloth ing owner Mr Hertz will travel Sunday to Baltimore Philadelphia and New York to buy fall and winter lines of clothing furnishings shoes and related goods for Anniston. In Baltimore he meets Elks at the grand lodge. He then proceeds to New York and Philadelphia for large stock procurement. DeSoto Gold Mining stock is bought and sold by O Ht Parker Co. Order wood for cooking from KR O Watson by phone 72.
Bass and Heard announce the consolidation of Trade Palace with Anniston Cash store in the Evening Star. The merger creates a large southern firm promising unusually low selling prices and the greatest variety of goods.
Rev J H Hall preached to a large congregation at the Second Presbyterian church last night from Psalm 23 1 The Lord is my shepherd I shall not want An afternoon service taught children with Jesus the Light of the World The meetings will continue daily at 4 and 730 p m
This morning a sizable cotton warehouse for Mr. Eba Scarbrough started on Moore Avenue beside the Mode Ice plant. Measuring 100 by 130 feet, it will store several hundred bales and be ready for occupancy by this year’s crop marketing. Contractor Thomas Wolsoncroft leads the project.
Fay Templeton argues against strict social rules for women and cautions that prescribing a universal policy would erase individuality. She notes flirtation with flattery and social games can backfire, leaving women dull and indistinguishable in a rigid social set.
Talladega rode three straight to beat Anniston in the final Georgia Alabama League game. Poor field conditions caused numerous errors and a crowd uproar followed an umpire dispute. Anniston’s Wooten pitched for Anniston with Roberts opposing.
Mrs M L Bobbitt of Bargerton Tennessee was Deathly ill with consumption despite doctors and remedies. Dr King’s New Discovery brought quick relief and eventually cured her. It is proclaimed the most certain cure for lung troubles with 50c and 1.00 bottles and free trial bottles at local drug stores.
W P Craft architect and builder from Hattiesburg Mississippi notes that the lime barrels from Anniston Lime and Stone Co are full size and will lay from 300 to 500 more bricks per barrel than rivals.
An advertisement urges readers to save by purchasing their next winter coal supply from R. O. Watson.
See Levy's fall samples before ordering a suit. He can suit you.
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