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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1901
Page
7
The article promotes Oxford Lake Park with shaded picnic areas and new shelters. It notes ongoing stone gutter and terrace work, indoor amusements, and full facilities including refreshment stands, a bowling alley, and a merry go round. A 15 cent coupon in round trip tickets covers boat hire and rides.
E. E. Porbes advertises affordable music instruments with a try-at-home offer. No expense to trial a piano organ or sewing machine, and payment can fit the buyer’s means. The firm invites inquiries to learn how ownership can be arranged.
Abstract shows Annie Buffington as complainant and John Buffington as defendant in an in equity proceeding in the City Court of Anniston during the January Term 1901. Filings indicate a formal action for relief within Gadsden county. The record lists parties and court of origin with no further procedural details.
A vivid tour of vast chalk-walled cellars near Epernay and Reims where millions of champagne bottles age. Workers endure 45 degree heat humidity and monotony turning 36,000 bottles daily, while corking labeling and disgorging proceed at high speed amid occasional accidents and tales of haunted vaults.
The Ladies' Home Journal recounts two giraffes at the Cincinnati zoo said to show devoted companionship. The male caresses the female, shares fine food, and soothes her with cloth kept near her throat. During separation they gaze across the enclosure, then frolic together when reunited.
Tess praises Mrs Fadd's bric a brac with many fine old pieces while Jess notes it is rainy today. A cloudy exchange about the Philadelphia scene ends with a comic grunt from Clomey the servant girl.
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