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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1901

Page

7

Picnic Season Opens at Oxford Lake Park

Picnic season begins with shade water seats swings and lunch tables at Oxford Lake Park. The park offers new buildings two years of work enhanced terraces and gutters plus indoor amusements and a bathing pool. 14¢ coupons redeemable for games and rides included with round trip tickets sold by McElreath Drug Co and conductors. Oxford tickets by J M Ragan.

McElreath Drug Co Oxford J. M. Ragan San Francisco New Orleans

Sale Postponed to June 4 1901 by Philadelphia Church

The sale has been postponed until Tuesday June 4 1901. Board of Curren Extension of the Methodist Episcopal Church of Philadelphia and State of Pennsylvania.

Board of Curren Extension The Methodist Episcopal Church of Philadelphia State of Pennsylvania

Line to Show at Store No 25 East Tenth Street

A shopkeeper warns that if you call at his store at No 25 East Tenth Street he will present a notable line. The remark suggests a sales pitch or public display associated with that location and moment.

East Tenth Street

Mortgage Slave Auction of Anniston Church Property

By power of sale in a mortgage dated January 18 1858 trustees of St Paul Methodist Episcopal church Anniston Alabama will sell May 1901 at public auction to highest cash bidder in front of city court room door Anniston Alabama the described parcel bounded Leighton Avenue Fourteenth Street 140 by 190 feet parallelogram in Calhoun County. This 30th day of March 1901. Board of Church Extension of the Methodist Episcopal Church of Philadelphia and State of Pennsylvania 40-51-w.

St. Paul Methodist Episcopal Church Anniston Ala Calhoun County Leighton Avenue Fourteenth Street 14Th Street Board of Church Extension The Methodist Episcopal Church of Philadelphia State of Pennsylvania

Timing Your Train From Mile Posts And Rails

A Washington Sear article conveys rail method for measuring train speed. It notes observing mile posts and watching a watch, or counting telegraph poles varying 33 to 40 per mile, and counting wheel clicks across rail joints, to estimate speed with limited accuracy.

Washington

Three Simple Questions at the Library Exhibit

A reading room episode shows two well dressed young men and a woman asking three literary questions. The librarian explains Kipling’s favorite author, Thackeray’s top income book, and a green covered anecdote volume, but cannot answer any directly. The incident fuels debate about library exams and knowledge.

Rudyard Kipling Thackeray Ounce Bessie Cummock Manchester Savings Journal

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