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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1907
Page
2
Oxford residents hear Howard college advocate H H Haygood visit East Lake. Students praise the college. Local activities include travels to Chattanooga and Asheville, typhoid fever warnings, encampment for 58 soldiers, and a Fortress club officer election planned.
July report from Twinemont notes Lon Carroll and family returning from Tallahassee after a pleasant visit. Recital by Anniston pupils of Mrs A F Bullard draws few attendees due to bad weather. Local residents Ruby Porterfield Alvin Hendrick and others have minor incidents and health updates. H F Williamson serves as mayor with councilmen elected. Miss Shirley Williamson in Massachusetts reports cold weather.
A humorous remark from Pearson's Weekly notes how many callers have visited the artist while away on holiday. The servant jokes she has washed the names from the plate twice to make room for new visitors.
A partial literary fragment notes gendered lines about a woman and rivalry over a man. The passage evokes a question of who is the true rival while hinting at marriage and social dynamics in a stylized, dated voice.
State Normal School Jacksonville Alabama announces its twenty fifth annual session beginning September 25 1907. Enrollment last session totaled 581 with 409 teachers from 55 counties. Tuition is free while board runs 10 to 12 dollars monthly. Graduates in demand. For catalogue contact Co W Daugette.
The shop promotes new wallpaper designs in flowers stripes and plains for bedrooms parlor hall or dining room at unusually low prices. Cohen and Kircus invites customers to repaper with many attractive options and a basic phone number 550.
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