Social News Roundup of Visits and Journeys
Mrs. W T Warlick and her little son depart for Florence Alabama to stay months at Mie Warlick's former home. Mrs N J Haw visits sister near Weavers. Mand Smith and Ray Smith head to Cincinnati and Zanesville Ohio to visit relatives for months. Mrs John Hamilton and children return from Eden. Mrs J H Forman spends days with friends at Prattville. Annie S Hussey and Bessie Hussey return from Athens Georgia. Mrs W E B Teat and children visit Ripley Tennessee family. Mr and Mrs R L Wallis of McComb City Mississippi visit Mrs Wallis' mother Mrs Jeffers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Warlick
Florence
Ala
Mie. Warlick
Mie
Mand Smith
Ray Smith
Cinccinnati
Zanesville
Ohio
John Hamilton
Eden
Mr. and
Mire. R. L. Wallis and Children
McComb City
Miss
Mrs. Wallis
Mra. Jeffers
Mrs Maude Dickens Reports Relief with Fo Leys Honey and Tar
Parsons Kansas resident Miss Maude Dickens says eight years of severe asthma including attacks last year left her hoping to die. She credits Fo Leys Honey and Tar with immediate relief and lasting improvement, shared through McBlreath Drug Co.
Miscellany of old remedies and curious historical notes
The item blends a tongue in cheek claim of Foley's Honey at Tar easing coughs with a chuckling tale of a Kansas City marriage fee and a parson’s wry reaction. It follows with Jefferson’s copying press experiments and Lafayette gifts, plus mention of the revolving chair hailed by the Federalists as his whirligig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Baltimore Sun
Jefferson
Madison
England
Marquis de Lafayette
Mr. Jefferson
Chicago Herald
The Devil, Missing Pages, and Bookish Paradoxes
A Quixotic meditation on missing pages in treasured volumes. Anonymously quoted lines from Macmillan's Magazine and dialogue fragments hint at distrust of pristine bindings and the lure of quotations. The piece muses on devotion to libraries, the devil as metaphor, and advice for careful book collecting.
Season Opens at Ingram Lithia Well Resort
The season starts with popular interest in Ingram Lithia Well, a high dry cool summer retreat near Ohatchie reachable via East & West railroad or a fifteen mile drive from Anniston. Guests include Supt. Knox and Mrs. Barr among others, with Mr. J. B. Mattison operating a hotel and cottages offering lithia water, boating, bathing and fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingram Lithia
W. E. Knox
Alabama Mineral
H. D. Barr
Judge J. ©. Wilson
Ingram Lithia Well
J. B. Mattison
Lithia
Ohatchie
East & West Railroad
Anniston
Didn’t Marry For Money Belieuved by Health Cure Story
A Boston man who recently wed a ailing rich young wife is happy after using Dr King’s New Life Pill. The pill is advertised as infallible for jaundice biliousness malaria fever and ague plus all liver and stomach troubles. Sold 25c at Elam Drug Co. drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Dr. King
Elam Drug Co
New Spring Samples From Julius Levy Tailor
Julius Levy merchant tailor showcases new spring samples in imported and domestic woolens. The collection features the best fabrics, latest weaves, and fashionable colors at his Columbian Building shop on Noble Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Levy
Columbian Building
Noble Street
Pension Examiners Meet at Anniston for July Sessions
The Board of Pension Examiners for Calhoun County will convene in Anniston near Wikle's Drug Store on the first Monday in July 1901 and hold a ten day session to consider applications. Amendments allow proof of service via honorable discharge or parole without two witness affidavits. Previously rejected applicants may reapply with grounds of refusal given by the board. Widows must prove widowhood by two reputable witnesses if the pensioner died while on roll. Applicants must appear unless travel is impossible. Also notices of the Anniston Chautauqua period and discounted rail fares are announced, with contact details for further information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Pension Examiners
Calhoun County
Anniston
Wikle
State Board
Bame
Chautauqua to Feature Noted Musicians Over Fifteen Days
Daily high quality music at the Chautauqua includes four lady soloists a Chicago Glee Club ensemble Worms Orchestra of Atlanta three skilled lady violinists pianists and the originator Waugh Lander. Season tickets are $3 and admit to all fifteen days of meetings at the Chatauquain Auditorium with three sessions daily. Tickets available at local drug stores and a candy kitchen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Glee Club
Worms’ Orchestra
Atlanta
Waugh Lander
McElreath’s
Wikle
Dove’s
Chatauquain Auditorium
Prompt Bundles Highlighted as Strong Points
The speaker cites promptness as a key strength and asks for the next bundle. The message frames efficiency as a competitive advantage and seeks continued delivery of updates or packages.
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Butchers
NAR
N. J. Haw
KR. P. Weaver
Weavers
J. Hi. Forman
Prattville
Annie
Hussey
Bessie Hussey
Athens
W_ EB. Teat and children
Ripley's, Teon
Teat
James Noble
Foley
Macmillan
Towne Tate Perkins
Browne
Towne
Catholic Standard
Times
Washington Star
Rth
Goldmay
Ullman Brothers
THE
L. Smith Company
Model City Paint and Paper CO
Parian Paints
Pattons Sun Proof Paints
11Th Street
New Court House
Robinson’s
J. F. Walker
M. T. Ledbetter
Anniston Chautauqua
Howard College
University of Alabama, Polytechnic Institute and Southern University
W.ef, Knox, Supt
L. Bronze
Louisville, Ky
Chicago
R. Canrweient
Baritone
Fine Arts Building
H. Dixon
Basso
Comer-Cobb Investment Co
J.D. Hunter
East Tenth Street
Wilmer Hotel
Empire
West Tenth St
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