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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1901
Page
7
Picnic season begins with shade water seats swings and lunch tables at Oxford Lake Park. Construction improvements over two years have expanded shelters and facilities including a bowling alley merry go round row boats and a bathing pool. Special 15 cent coupon tickets are valid for games boat hire and rides.
Advertisement invites families to try a piano or organ at home with no initial expense and pay as they are able. It promises reliability from a long established firm and invites readers to inquire about which instrument they prefer and learn the terms.
A column recounts famous lost gold mines around the world. It cites a Transvaal find near English explorers where horses fled in alarm, revealing quartz rich ore beneath surface that could not later be located. It notes a late seventies California tale of a promising mine never rediscovered.
The passage recalls D'Oyly Carte’s strict appointment system told through Alfred Cel Her’s tale of a Swiss Italian servant waiting for his name. It then notes Edward VII’s baptismal preference for William Henry and a Privy Council decision overruling a Stuart pretender’s claim, tied to fear of a 17th century prophecy about bishops and monks.
Fragmented OCR passage hints at Biemarck and Prince Giromarck themes, exploring faith and duty. Characters discuss resilience, courage, and moral conduct while facing adversity. Many garbled phrases obscure concrete events or dates.
In a clipped Philadelphia Record note a barnstormer cautions locals about new barb wire fences. Residents recall ousting him a decade ago, while he responds with a bold prediction of risk.
The text describes making an excellent soap from serapa and broken pledges from wondishes in bedrooms and kitchens. It instructs dissolving three ounces of borax in four quarts of warm water, stirring until melted, and notes the soap will form a jetty when cooled. The borax soap paste is said to be excellent for cleaning and non fading.
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