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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1901
Page
7
John Fox Jr. recounts a mountain host who shelters travelers at no charge, shares meals and moonshine, and even aids strangers if needed. He notes the host’s outlaw sons and the sheriff chase, illustrating rugged, generous frontier care amid lawlessness.
Very hot irons should not be used on woolens or flannels. Iron calicoes and similar fabrics on the wrong side. Boil clotheslines before use. Iron damp table linen with a hot heavy iron. Do not let irons become red hot. Embroideries ironed on smooth surface over thick flannel and on the wrong side. Borax can whiten linen instead of washing fluids. Salt water helps set colors in fade-prone fabrics. Iron white silk handkerchiefs with a moderately warm iron straight from the line.
A dealer who buys art abroad and at home explains his method. He judges promise by sight and experience, but he only purchases after meeting the painter personally. He watches the artist closely and buys only if the eye lights up when discussing the work and the profession.
The dialogue features Miss Mobile describing her nomadic winters in Reading and St. Paul, summers in Wheeling, and springtime in Aiken, with a coy exchange about her fixed abode and travel patterns, set in an informal literary vignette from the New York Herald.
A spectator notes W G Grace's brilliant batting as he "puts 'em wherever he likes" while his companion quips that all the practice comes from never wasting time on family prayers, highlighting self discipline in cricket lore.
Delia protests the room dirt level claiming it’s been there a month as a woman in charge blames the earlier worker. The girl before her says she has only been there three weeks, shifting responsibility in a tense exchange.
A brief quip from the Philadelphia Press notes that a man seeking certainty about his character must “get into a hole” to find out if he is square or round, using a humorous metaphor.
The Anniston National Bank files an attachment in the City Court of Anniston during the September term 1901 against Stephen N Noble non resident of Alabama. The levy covers property described as West S in Black Co at the southwest corner of Moore and 18th streets and service of process is noted with writ of attachment and personal notice. Witness and clerk signatures appear.
Elegant parlor observation and cafe dining cars operate between Memphis Tennessee and Atlanta Georgia. Service departs Memphis at 8 15 p m and arrives Atlanta at 10 15 p m via Kansas City Missouri and Birmingham and Southern Railway No 36. Additional service includes Pullman sleeping cars between Atlanta and Memphis with Memphis departures around 9 10 p m and arrival 11 30 p m.
The Choctaw Route will run three daily trains between Memphis and Hot Springs Arkansas. Prospective daily service extends to Indian Territory and Oklahoma with connections to ports. In the South West Missouri region the line will serve Kansas and the West with stops along the route.
In a letter Webster's Music School principal praises Peruna stating he keeps it in school for potential need and recommends it. N C May of Oak Ridge Station Pennsylvania notes a man feeling 100 percent better after using Peruna for a month. Charles Newman of Chicago reports relief after one bottle and recommends the remedy to others. July is described as a tough month for nervous disorders with heat and atmospheric disturbances blamed. readers are urged to fortify nerves with Peruna.
The Gaines Marble Co offers marble and granite monuments and stone work using best materials and high quality craft. They promise savings of 20 to 80 percent for bulk orders and invite contact at twenty fourteenth street Anniston Alabama or via post.
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