Oxford Lake Recreation Grounds Features and Tickets
The notice describes a large well equipped park with shade, water, seats, swings, and lunch tables. It lists facilities including Ealing Alleys, an electric merry-go-round with orchestra, row boats, and a bathing pool. It notes 15 cent coupons usable for games and rides and mentions sales by McElreath Drug Co and J M Ragan for Oxford tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ealing
McElreath Drug Co
Oxford
J. M. Ragan
Valuable Piano and Organ Offer by E. E. Forbes
Advertisement promises affordable ways to obtain a piano organ or sewing machine without upfront cost. Customers can try at home with no expense and pay as able, highlighting reliability and years in business to reassure potential buyers.
Publication notice in Anniston court case 1901
Abstract of Publication from City Court of Anniston In Equity January Term 1901 requires John Burlington to plead by June 1 1901 or a Decree Pro Confesso will be entered. Defendant is a non resident residing in Chattanooga Tennessee. Publication in Evening Star Anniston Alabama weekly for four weeks. Done in office May 17 1901 A H Sheppard Clerk.
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City Court of
Anniston
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Evening Star
Alabama
John Burlington
John Buffington
A. H. Shepperd
Pedal Baths for Beauty and Health
Advice from Ledger Monthly extols foot baths as essential for beauty and complexion. It prescribes water at 105 to 110 degrees, brisk foot rubbing, and cooling before removal to promote pedal circulation and prevent corns and chilblains, claiming benefits for facial eruptions by opening pores.
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Ledger Monthly
Childhood Chats and Quaint Questions from Current Literature
A collection of short vignettes and childlike exchanges from Current Literature. A dry goods merchant teaches a Sunday class and a girl asks about parasols in a shop window. Martha quizzes the teacher about prices, while Susie explains why she won’t share her butterscotch. Mary vows strict discipline for cousins if needed.
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Tom
Susie
Martha
Mary
Cassie
Sallie
Lizzie
Elephant on toast and proctor tales in old papers
A collage of humorous snippets from a bygone era. A fingered anecdote about a man demanding an elephant on toast for pay and its price, a Gilbert White proctor anecdote on modest punishment, a Mrs. Newma Winkler baby scene, Alexander the Great funeral costs, and Venice’s Bank’s long history.
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Gilbert White
White
Alexander the Great
Alexander
Babylon
Syria
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