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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1901
Page
7
A humorous vignette shows Mr. Sixaweek arriving early while his sister teases him about a pocketbook. Her brother’s joke prompts confusion as the album is inspected upside down, ending with a playful remark on misused compliments and a gown purchase.
Snippet from New York Weekly features Miss Romancie and Old Baldie debating suitable marriage partners for a music loving woman. The punchline suggests humor about finding a husband who understands music, even joking about a deaf suitor.
A Tit-Bits quip reflects on twin brothers where the father cannot tell which son did a misdeed and disciplines both. The joke highlights shared guilt and parental reaction in a concise mock dialogue.
In a humorous dialogue Mrs. Shutter’s husband is called profane after she makes him bite tacks for carpet installation. Mrs. Hendershot adds the joke, highlighting his stubborn behavior.
A brief quoted exchange shows Nannie fretting freckles and Aunt Hannah soothing her in a humorous Boston Transcript tone. The lines underscore freckles as a cover for facial features, reflecting a social aside on appearance.
In a comic exchange a girl sighs for knowledge of hypnosis while another jests about marriage without tricks. A second dialogue has a colonel dismissing his daughter’s suitor as a fool, while a character notes hereditary reasons. The fragmentary chatter reflects lighthearted, old newspaper humor.
An observation by Uncle Eben on people's interest in truth, noting that some only show curiosity when the truth is disagreeable. The Washington Star presents a folk quote reflecting skepticism about motive and storytelling.
The State of Alabama Court of Anniston issued an attachment against Stephen N. Noble, non resident of Alabama, with property levied at Lot 8 Block C Anniston near Moore and 18th streets. Garnishments served on Charles McRae and Griffin Young. Witness dated July 18, 1901 by A H Suprerp, Clerk.
Elegant parlor observation and cafe dining cars operate between Memphis and Atlanta via key routes. Depart Memphis 8:15 pm on K C M B R R arriving Atlanta 10:15 pm. return Atlanta 6? through Memphis 8:05 pm via Southern Railway. Through service enhances comfort plus Pullman sleep cars, saving time on Memphis-Atlanta trip.
The Choctaw Route will operate three trains daily between Memphis and Hot Springs Arkansas starting in October. Double daily service to India and Oklahoma Territories connects with points across Southwest Missouri Kansas Texas and the West.
Foley's Froney and Tar provide a remedy healing the cough as of June 1. Local readers note the remedy's reception and potential health benefits in the community update.
Letters from Prof Webster of Webster's Music School and N C May praise Peruna's effects. Charles Newman of Chicago endorses the remedy after one bottle for him and his wife. The period July is linked to nervous disorders and urges fortifying the nervous system with Peruna.
The Gaines Marble Co promises quality stone work and large-volume discounts. D. R. Cavnes offers monuments, tombstones, and marble work from Aniston Alabama address on Twenty fourth Street or via the post office.
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