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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1902
Page
7
A shepherd left part of his bread and cheese in a cave, months later the cheese became rich and mold veined. Villagers copied the curing method with cave aging. a joint stock company runs the caves with about six hundred workers. The piece details cave storage and shelf space over 65 000 square yards.
A Lancashire bachelor marries a wealthy widow yet loses money on the license fee. Horace Walpole tells of a porcelain dealer who doubles his price after an earthquake cracks a jar, calling it the only cracked jar in the world.
The passage explains that Cossack whips are hard leather, tapering to a fine point, triangular in shape, and capable of delivering fatal wounds. It notes a common blow can slice the eye and cheek, showing how street suppression by Cossacks wields dangerous weapons.
M Maxime du Camp in Souvenirs Litteraires notes 1830 post July Revolution French politics shown by facial hair. Louis Philippe supporters wore mutton chop whiskers while Bonapartists favored mustaches and imperials. Republicans kept clean shaven whereas Legitimists wore a collar beard with shaved lips and chin.
A Chicago Chronicle report notes a Missouri editor’s claim that at a town church entertainment the MC announced Miss Bates would sing O That I Had an Angel's Wings That I Might Rise and Fly, accompanied by the minister.
The Lebanon Texas Gazette reports that many exchanges are granting credit now, and the paper expects grocers and butchers to follow this example. The note underscores a broader shift toward extended credit in local commerce.
An advertisement claims Botanic Blood Balm cures blood poison cancer ulcers eczema carbuncles and more. It alleges elimination of poison in blood, healing of sores and pain relief, with a free sample offered by the Blood Balm Co of Atlanta Georgia and free medical advice upon request.
Julius Levy presents a new line of Fall and Winter samples featuring foreign and domestic woolens for suits trousers and overcoats in latest colors and designs. He opens for Fall suit orders.
Licenses for the second half of 1902 are due and become delinquent after July 15. Delinquent payers will be summoned and costs added. L. Quinn, City Tax Collector.
Levy the tailor presents a new line of summer fabrics including linens duck cheviot wool crash in latest shades stripes and checks. Suits priced from 9.00 to 14.00 with perfect fitting at Julius Levy Opera House Block.
Southern Railway offers round trip tickets to Atlanta for the Negro Young People’s Christian and Education al Congress. Tickets from within 300 miles of Atlanta are one fare round trip plus 50 cents, on specified August dates. Return limit is 15 days from sale. Call any Southern Railway ticket agent for details.
The Crescent Hotel at Eureka Springs debuts as an all-year resort under Frisco System management. Extensive renovations aim to match the best Southwest hostels.
City tax collector C L Quinn warns delinquent accounts will incur interest and costs after June first. Taxpayers urged to pay to avoid extra charges.
A housing program promises to finance part of the cost to buy or build a home or on an unencumbered lot.Repayment is through monthly installments at 8 percent interest, claiming to be cheaper than other building and loan associations.
A brief quotation from the Indianapolis News notes that many women can sew their own clothes while a select few can craft garments so expertly that others cannot detect fakery. The remark highlights skill and discernment in craftsmanship.
A compact local quip notes a man seeking a wife at W W Angel and the cheeky remark that at House Keegin people speak harshly when no cook is available.
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