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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1901
Page
7
A dinner gathering of old timers recalls the old fashioned boy and his fatherly pride. The speaker muses on timeless traits from youth such as attire, bearing, and a boy’s respect for his father. The quotation highlights a bygone era and the social memory of boyhood.
A passage discusses Mafia honor code forbidding informing to authorities and describes Sicilian attitudes toward government. It shifts to a natural history note on global hair color distribution, outlining latitude boundaries for hair shades from light to dark across Europe and the Mediterranean.
Locke Mountain & Co announces a weekly property listing, seeking owners to list houses and lots in West Anniston between the railroad and Brown street. They tout heavy demand, add A Dishman as salesman, and note sales, rents, and insurance services plus a Leighton Avenue lot price change and description of available rental and furnished properties.
A farm near Broddhouse Yorkshire pays a midsummer snowball and a Christmas red rose to the landlord. The manor of Foston is held by two acres of land and a loaf of bread. A northern estate is held by showing a vase before a court every seven years, and an Suffolk estate by two white doves each year.
Mrs Catterson offers to settle a quarrel between Harold and Bobbie after a brief exchange. Mrs Hatterson declines to discuss children’s quarrels, while a note from Harper's Bazar mentions sending Harold over on a stretcher in an hour of 80.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer note recalls a joke about neighbors borrowing a Bible to show it unused and a charming family scene in Captain G.'s park. Baby Clarence reacts to ma's hatrack made from two deer horns, exclaiming a deer wore a barrack on its head.
A brief note recalls ancient Greek and Roman fashions with plain gold or silver ear hoops worn by ladies and waiting maids. Over time these simple hoops evolved into more elaborate pieces, inlays of precious gems, and varied styles reflecting evolving tastes and status.
A July focus on nervous weakness highlights letters from Prof Webster and N C May praising Peruna. Edwin Newman and his wife report marked improvements after one bottle. The Peruna Medicine Co urges readers to request a free causal causes book from Columbus Ohio and Chicago Illinois addresses.
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