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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1909
Page
3
Advertises discounted subscriptions to a wide range of magazines and journals. Lists prices, sale rates, and titles across genres including Women literature juvenile outdoor health technology art and more. Encourages adding additional titles like Ladies' Home Journal and Saturday Evening Post.
The list shows various periodicals with prices, including Theatre Magazine at 4.00, Travel Magazine at 2.50, Van Norden Magazine at 2.50, Taylor-Trotwood at 2.00, and Wide World Magazine at 2.20. Also noted are Toilettes at 3.00 and other items with discounted rates.
At a sixth annual conference in Buffalo on education of backward and delinquent children, Mrs. Orphelia L. Amigh urged treating some girls as defectives rather than merely wayward, warning against their use in the white slave trade and noting potential reform through specialized classes and closer agency cooperation. Elmer L. Coffeen called for better ties between schools and correctional institutions to foster humane, practical paths for abnormal youths.
Rev W T Allan of Jacksonville reports the Forney monument fund has 113 in subscriptions and that total city support will far exceed this. Jacksonville is building a Confederate monument on its square and plans to unveil it in August before turning full effort to the John Forney monument with strong local backing.
A $40,000 blaze in Dallas destroyed the Knight apartment house killing 8 year old Herschel Dannelly and fatally injuring Charles Candenburg and D C Dannelly. Sixty two residents slept through the fire and several jumped from windows to awnings and the street leaving three others seriously hurt.
Police and firemen executed swift rescues, risking danger to save people from a perilous incident. The coordinated operation showcased bravery and quick response by emergency responders.
An 1837 portrait shows New York with about thirty first class hotels mostly near City Hall Park, housing around 6,000 guests. City visitors numbered roughly 20,000, with strangers wandering seeking lodging, and only three hotels used on the European plan charging from $2.50 to $350 a week.
A fragment from the Minneapolis Journal notes Gilmore's Restaurant on East 11th Street. A quip about faculties in a college setting is cited, referencing a professor of physiology and student dialogue. The brief piece plays on a pun about the college faculty.
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