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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1909

Page

13

Court adjourns disorderly conduct cases and minor fines set

This morning in police court A Waldrop and G Germany were held for investigation on disorderly conduct. Charlie Thomas paid $7 for trespassing, and J B Tone and Cleve Duke owed $7.10 each for disorder. The advert touts ManZan piles treatment with quick relief and cure claims, sold locally by J L Wikle.

A. Waldrop G. Germany Charlie Thomas J. B. Tone Cleve Duke J. L. Wikle

Soldier boy W D Jackson returns from Fort Hamilton furlough

On a three months furlough, W D Jackson of Anniston served in the United States Army Hospital Corps at Fort Hamilton New York. He completed a three year term and re enlisted for three more years.

W. D. Jackson Anniston United States Army Hospital Corps Fort Hamilton N. Y

Magnificent $400 piano to be given away at Van Arsdel’s

Anniston Steam Laundry announces a free drawing for a $400 grand piano. See the instrument at Van Arsdel's jewelry store, then learn how you can win. Entry is free to one lucky person.

van Arsdel Anniston Steam Laundry

Blake's Stables Offers First Class Moving Service

If you want to move our drays will handle your household goods in first class manner. We specialize in packing and shipping furniture and pianos. mh16-tf Blake's Stables.

Salvation Army Special Meeting Speaker to Visit

Adjutant S. Quirk from Atlanta will address a Salvation Army special meeting at the Army hall on 913 Noble Street on Wednesday June 9. The speaker is noted for delivering a message of cheer.

Salvation Army S. Quirk Atlanta Army Hall Noble Street

Rings Little Liver Pills Advertise Cure All

An 19th century advertisement touts Rings Little Liver Pills as a simple bowel regulator and cure for sick headache. The item is described as easy to take and is sold by J. L. Wikle.

J. L. Wikle

Popularity Based on Merit in Sterne's Coffee

Advertising and premiums promise one time sales, but merit keeps customers returning. The 25 cent Sterne's coffee is claimed to be the best value for Anniston drinkers, with genuine excellence driving repeat purchases.

Anniston Sterne’s

Satisfactory Drug Service Call Noted

A brief report records a satisfactory drug service call with a reference to phone line 72 R and officer Watson. No further details provided.

R, O, Watson

Masons Meet Tonight at Anniston Lodge

Anniston lodge No. 443 A F and A M holds regular meeting at 8 p m with fellowcraft and master mason degree work. Visiting brethren invited. Pine salve carbolized healing cleansing antiseptic soothes pain sold by J L Wikle.

Anniston Lodge No A. F A. M

Blake's Stables Offers First Class Livery Service

See Blake for first class livery service Try one of our new buggies Special attention to boarders Blake's Stables mh6 tf

Blake

Telephone No 72 for High Grade Coal

An item notes a contact number 72 for acquiring high grade coal associated with R. O. Watron. No further details on location or seller are provided in the readable text.

Watron

Visitors and residents check into Anniston Alabama hotel

Walter Hampton returns to Chattanooga Frank 8 and many visitors arrive in Anniston today. J Proctor Mills of Montgomery and J W Butler of Chattanooga stay at the New Wilmer while J M Akins and wife of Heflin visit Anniston. W A Munger of New Orleans and F Lee with L Sterne of Atlanta also here. Tine Hudson and Miss Mabel Duke wed Friday night and depart for Texas.

J. Proctor Mills Montgomery New Wilmer J. M. Akins Heflin Anniston W. A. Munger New Orleans Tine Hudson Mabel Duke Texas

The Rival Men From Milan And Napoli

In the Catholic Standard and Times poem a speaker notes two suitors from Milan and Napoli competing for marriage. The narrator claims indifference to which man wins, emphasizing fair treatment and personal resolve amidst humorous, regional banter.

Milan Joe Napoli T. A. Daly Catholic Standard and Times

Bargain East Front Cottages and Vacant Lot For Sale

Three new six room cottages with east fronts and an adjacent 115 by 120 foot vacant lot are offered for 3000 dollars. The property has rented at 36 dollars per month during the panic and is close in. Contact W. T. Owen, real estate, 1208 Noble Street.

W. T. Owen Noble Street

Why Our Sliced Bacon Is Better

A local advertiser touts Beechnut sliced bacon as superior breakfast meat. It emphasizes freshness with quick turnover, convenient half or one pound portions, careful slicing, and uniformly thin slices that crisp better than hand sliced bacon.

Fort Smith visitors call on Riv ers kin on Marvin Hill

Mrs Orrin Dickson and her son Tar Tellis Dickson of Fort Smith Arkansas visit Mrs Dickson's sister Mrs R T Rivers on Marvin Hill. The party travels from Arkansas to spend time with relatives and enjoy local hospitality.

Mrs. Orrin Dickson Tartells Fort Smith, Ark Mrs. Dickson R. T. Rivers Marvin Hill

Hawley Jr. Visits Relatives in Local News

Walter L. Hawley Jr., son of a renowned Sun journalist, arrived from New York this morning to visit relatives Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Adams.

Walter L. Hawley, Jr Sun New York W. G. Adams

Coal for Sale by BR. O. Watson

Coal of all grades offered by BR. O. Watson with contact via phone 72.

BR. O. Watson Jylz

Virginia Hams Offer Chesterfield Treats

Virginia hams are praised as the best in the world with buyers noting continued quality from two shipments. The ad recommends trying a Chesterfield ham for a real treat.

Virginia

Coal Prices and Local Delivery Services Noted

R. O. Watson advertises high grade coal with right prices and prompt delivery. A contact number is listed as 72. Another option mentioned is Blake's stables for livery service.

R. O. Watson

Pineules new Kidney Remedy for all kidney diseases

Pineules new kidney remedy claims to treat all kidney and bladder diseases with prompt action. It targets lame back rheumatic pains bladder inflammation urinary disorders and weak kidneys and is sold by J L Wikle.

J. L. Wikle

Brillat Savarin Sleepy Sisters and their Century

Brillat Savarin’s two spinster sisters lived in the country and spent most of the year in bed. They welcomed their brother each Oct 1 and sent him away by late November. Pierrette reportedly reached age 100, kept in bed for most of life. The tale notes Pierrette’s final moments and a servant’s dessert remark.

Brillat-Savarin Apthieme Pierrette

Peter the Greats Breakfast Bill in England

An innkeeper in England kept an bill in the Bodleian for Peter the Great and his party. They consumed half a sheep a quarter of lamb ten pullets twelve chickens three quarts brandy six quarts mulled wine seven dozen eggs with salad. The czar was a noted drinker preferring hot pepper and brandy.

Bodleian Library Oxford England Peter the Great Russia Peter

He Had the Bill Tom at the Restaurant

The Chicago News records a humorous exchange as a man insists on paying with a forty dollar bill. The tailor’s bill is cited as the source of the unusual currency.

Tom Jack Chicago News

A Heroic Slave in Caliph Haroun’s Palace

A humble slave in Bagdad’s palace breaks a vase and faces death under harsh law. He sacrifices nineteen vases by destroying them to save his fellow countrymen, provoking the caliph’s decree and a dramatic reply.

Haroun al Rashid Bagdad

When Women Vote Poll Scene in Cartoon

A cartoon caption depicts a poll clerk named Mary Gladys Jarley handling ballots with a protest as a voter asks for a postscript. The scene uses humorous dialogue to comment on suffrage and voting.

Mary Gladys Jarley

The Monkey Requests a Toothpick from Mr Quills

The Monkey greets the porcupine and asks for a toothpick, noting the timely arrival.

Humorous exchange on magazine advice about marriage

In a witty dialogue, two women critique a women's department magazine telling wives to be coy and flirt. One points out the flawed advice while another echoes it with a twist about flirting with another's husband. The exchange ends with a sharp punchline.

New York Life

Stingy Stranger With Five Dollar Hat Provokes Fight

A Chicago Post item recounts a belligerent man declaring he would fight at a drop of a hat. His friend questions bluff status after the other man leaves. The speaker notes the man was stingy and wore a five dollar hat, leaving uncertainty about the bluff.

Chicago Post

Mulesman Quips On Deaf and Dumb Mule

A Washington Star piece quotes Mr. Erastus Pinkley responding to a question about yelling at a mule. He says when the animal acts as if it is worse than dumb it is deaf and dumb.

Mr. Erastus Pinkley Washington Star

Diplodocus Dinos Move Like Water Dwelling Crocodiles

Dr O P Tay argues that western diplodocus giants weighing about twenty tons did not walk or rear on land. He suggests they swam and fed on aquatic plants, using long necks to reach vegetation, and possessed relatively weak teeth.

Western America O. P. Tay Diplodocus Youth

Notice to subscribers about Star delivery issues

City subscribers are urged to report missed Star deliveries promptly so the circulation manager can track and fix delivery. Complaints will not label readers as kickers and are encouraged to ensure regular, prompt delivery of the newspaper.

Star The

Director of Reformative Institution

Dr. Katherine Bement Davis of Bedford New York heads the New York State Reformatory For Women. She is noted for thorough training strong administration and firm yet sympathetic leadership. Davis is regarded as an expert on delinquent women and aids in disaster relief in Messina.

Katherine Bement Davis Bedford N. Y New York State Davis Messina

Poison label on vodka sparks accidental poisonings in Russia

A Russian law requiring a poison label on all vodka bottles has led to many accidental poisonings. The poison label on vodka bottles misleads Hiteratee consumers into treating any labeled bottle as vodka, causing dangerous mixtures to be drunk.

Russia

An Insinuation at the Houston Post

Stella tells Jack a remark that makes him happiest man on earth. Mabel jokes about leap year as a nod to the paper's dating.

Stella Jack Mabel Houston Post

Clergyman's Daughter Cited In London Stray Stories

A brief excerpt shows a witty exchange about a rector and his wife, labeling her the misdirector. The line contrasts roles within a clerical family as a told anecdote from London Stray Stories.

London

Question to First Wife About Mincemeat Recipe

Kansas City Journal reports a brief quip in which the speaker asks his first wife if she would share her mincemeat recipe with his second wife. The note highlights family kitchen knowledge as a personal matter.

Kansas City Journal

Also Mentioned on This Page

NEW B. F. Mann Prop Police Court Diexte Blake’s Special Army Meeting Henry C. Allen Alabama W. L. Jones P. Stahl Birmingham L. C. Watson Walter Hampton Chattanooga Frank 8 Cedartown J. W. Butler J. H. Landman Huntsville Wilmer Rosser Thomas Reidsville, N. C City F. Lee and L. Sterne G. Montgomery Cave Spring, Ga EB. M. Moore Wetumpka John W Abercrombie Tuscaloosa R. Hawley B. F. Winston M. London R. A. Porter W. G. Ballard H. A. Wheeling Alabama Today EB. E. Forbes Piano Company Star Office N.eb Org Noble St. Jes Wilmer Ave Bayeause Mitch Anniston Theatorium Virginia Hams H. Clay Davis Stone Ness Puck Monkey Mr. Quills Him Minge Mortgage & Reality Co First National Bank Bldg Binmingham Ala W. F. van Arsdel Jeweler and Optician Noble St Moore
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