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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1901
Page
5
A Düsseldorf Anzeiger column offers a humorous method to judge music by its resemblance to patterns: a rudimentary rhythm signals rubbish, a barrel stirred sequence signals a fugue, dreamy notes suggest nocturnes, a flowing train signals a symphony, and a chaotic heap blown by dynamite signals a rhapsody.
Laurence Oliphant, longtime Times correspondent, attended a Lyons revolutionary meeting and, using his fluency in French, disguised himself as a worker. When a rumor spread that an emissary of the London Times was present, he shouted that he knew him by sight and slipped away amid the mob’s charge.
Across Holland four Sundays in November are celebrated as fete days Review Sunday gathers all at church for a parade where youths linger in looks without speech Decision Sunday sees suitors bowing to chosen maidens to test acceptance Purchase Sunday seeks parental consent if wooing succeeds Possession Sunday marks lovers appearing as prospective brides and grooms before the world
The article ranks perilous sea coast areas with Flam boroughhead to North Foreland first, including the Humber and the Thames. It cites Anglesea to Mull of Cantyre, Mersey and Clyde next, then Hartland point to St David's head and Bristol Channel, with Dover Strait area fourth.
The article notes oak timber loses about one fifth its weight during seasoning and about one third when dry. Gradual drying strengthens durability, while kiln drying suits small pieces but risks cracks if rushed. Large timbers gain stability if soaked weeks in water before seasoning.
The Strath of ALAPAMA in Calhoun County issues notice of an attachment levied July 11 1901 against Stephen N Noble nonresident of Alabama who resides in Pretoria Georgia The property seized includes Lot 8 in Block C in Anniston at Moore and 18th streets and garnishments were served on Charles McRae and Griffin Young Clerk H A Strueerenn signs the notice dated July 18 1901
Elegant parlor observation and cafe dining cars begin operating between Memphis and Atlanta with through connections via Birmingham and Southern Railway. The cars offer improved comfort and lacarte meals, with an observation smoking room and through service from Memphis to Atlanta and return.
Choctaw Route to run three trains daily between Memphis and Hot Springs Ark starting October 7. Double daily service to Indiana and Oklahoma Territories with connections to southwest Missouri Kansas Texas and the West.
The text is garbled and unreadable, obscuring any clear persons, places, or events to summarize. No coherent event or entities can be identified for a factual card.
The Gaines Marble Co advertises marble rod trade and ornate marble work. It claims best quality and mentions address P. R. Cines at Twenty six Vest Fourteenth Street Anniston Alabama and post office routes.
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