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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1903
Page
4
A mix of notices about mail delivery for the Evening Star, a provocative open door note on China, a story of an Indiana man recovering a lost $5,000 pocketbook from a Pullman porter, and a remark on the nation’s school system costs. The text reflects varied local items and editorial snippets from the era.
The report notes U S common schools served over 15,009,000 children costing 213,274,354 with 139,083,553 for buildings and salaries. 247,521 school buildings valued at 535,623,736. It cites 998 schooling days per citizen now, up from 82 at century start and 420 fifty years ago, and comments on King Edward’s Irish visit as a hopeful step toward lasting England Ireland harmony.
Dre. L Ontsnoum showcases a vineyard on North Noble street, impressing observers that the area suits grape culture. Dr. Chisholm, a grape expert, seeks wider grape growing here and endorses the trend. The text quotes Bob Taylor on dedication and generosity.
The piece recalls dog days timing across eras from July to September and notes variations by region. It cites calendars and almanacs, then shifts to a rural visitor who orders a full meal at a city restaurant and learns extras cost more. the proprietor jokes about a forthcoming two-for-one rate starting next Friday, insisting the current price be paid.
The Alabama Transfer Company and SMO Serve and E. L. Hughes announce baggage handling to all city areas. Headquarters at the new Hotel Alabama. They meet all trains and operate a general transfer business. Telephone to the new Alabama Hotel.
Kedtiewen sought advice and the attorney offered a decision while the proprietor at the restaurant grew fevered. The countryman paid the bill under protest and left. It is unclear if the attorney billed for services, but the man fears troubles may come in threes.
Frank Sparks pitched superbly for Philadelphia, overcoming the New York Giants 3 to 2 in ten innings. The Giants failed to locate Sparks delivery, producing only one hit while he fanned seven. His win brings pride to his many supporters here.
A claimed advertisement promotes Buckien's Arnite Salve as a quick pain killer for cuts bruises burns scrapes sore feet and stiff joints and also as an effective remedy for piles. It lists price as 25 cents at West End Drug Store and Miller Drug Up Druggists.
A compact notice listing a clean bedroom option with American plan at 8100 per day. Mentions Annisson Hotel located in the Post Office Building, 927 Nobile Street. Wal TF R Merrell, proprietor.
Rev J M Flood to preach at Plumb Spring on the first Saturday and Sunday in August at 11 o clock Prof Geo R Laney to sing Sunday morning before preaching and in afternoon All good singers urged to attend with well filled baskets Rev Noa Stevens July 28
The Alabama Transfer Company announces headquarters at the Hotel Alabama with Col S M Smith and Mr E L Hubbard as managers. It offers general transfer services, meets all trains, and handles trunks to all city areas. Col Smith is a veteran transfer man trusted by citizens and travelers, with personal attention promised and timely replies to phone and mail.
An ad touts Dr King's New Life Pills as a remedy for stomach and liver troubles. It claims the pills relieve and cure and promotes availability at West End Drug Store and Miller Drug Co's Drug Store for 25 cents.
Classified rental notice offering three unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping with convenient close-in location. Ad references box S84 in the classified section.
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