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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1911
Page
9
Two one story six room cottages close in with immediate possession. Restaurant fixtures and store-room in town available for lease. Possession can be given at once. We have ten thousand dollars to lend on improved city property.
A. J. Goodwin & Company notes Vince Mayfield, who escaped from the Sellers' hospital while under burglary charges. Sheriff Brooks calls the escape a "good riddance of bad rubbish," indicating Mayfield remains at large.
The 18 month old son of William Young Sr. died at 5 p m Monday. Funeral services were held at the family home at 3 30 p m Tuesday, with burial at Edgemont cemetery.
If you intend travelling or visiting seaside regions or mountains you will need a wool suit. The latest models come in colors black and blue and are offered at half price. Each suit is fitted in the house.
D P Hale of Hale Buggy Company earns notice not only for high grade buggies but also as a cabbage grower. He sent a remarkable eight pound cabbage to The Star office this morning, as large as a water bucket.
Mrs Myrtle Timbs died Monday at a local hospital. Funeral services were conducted at the home, 1730 Moore Avenue, by Minister Bert White at 4:89 p.m. Tuesday. The remains were laid to rest in Adgemont cemetery.
New shipment includes ladies gauze risle and summer weight hose in white and black. Prices 25 and 50 cents. Ullman Bros promotes the ready supply for customers.
Classified listings urge investors to profit from property deals with strong returns. Lively notes emphasize quick gains, favorable terms, and limited risk, targeting readers seeking fast cash through real estate purchases and flips.
You can arrange a picnic lunch without our goods but a better, easier option uses our high quality fare. Fresh Philadelphia Cream, Pekin to and Swiss Cheese by express weekly from STERNE'S.
A concise note states that the advertiser who remains persistent wins out, emphasizing steady effort over quick results. The remark highlights the value of continued promotion in achieving success.
Rates for classified ads one cent a word for four days no ad taken for less than 26 cents for first insertion. Robison’s Book Store seeks 500 readers to rent books from circulation library. May 27th. Old Line Health and Accident Company seeks merager and solicitor for industrial and commercial polices with liberal pay. write J Wyatt, General Delivery Annis ton Alabama. June 8, 1951. For rent: five room cottage and five room two story dwelling Tyler Hill at five dollars a month. seven room dwelling Wilmer Avenue at twenty dollars a month. O H Parker & Co. Jan 3-5t Tues Thurs Sat.
James McDonald advertises fresh vegetables chick ens and eggs for sale. Call 705 for details and inquire on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays in April.
A batch of keys was found and the owner can reclaim them at the Star office by paying any applicable advance charges.
A string of visitors reported in Anniston with ties to Gadsden Louisville Baltimore Atlanta Montgomery Birmingham Carrollton Ga and Heflin. Notable names include P. J. Griffin of Gadsden and O. B. Boone editor of Heflin both seen in the city. multiple businessmen and travelers gathered at the Alabama hotel today.
C W Scott and F M McCain of St Louis were among guests today of the Alabama Co. CG Curran and W M Posey of Jacksonville spent last night at the Alabama.
The Church of Christ revival in Anniston continues after starting last Sunday. Madisonville Kentucky minister Samuel M. Bernard arrived today to lead services with two daily sermons at 3 30 and 7 45. Bert White, church pastor, will direct the singing.
A playful exchange voices views on marriage and titles with a young lady asserting pride in a baroness future and a suitor learning to navigate social expectations. The dialogue hints at societal norms of class and marriage in a lighthearted tone.
H. A. Bartlett a leading Lineville businessman was in Anniston today meeting local merchants and discussing regional trade opportunities. He plans further engagements this week to strengthen business ties across counties.
Walter Dean and Macon Stevenson of Jacksonville have been in Annis ton today for undisclosed activities and meetings.
A fragmented account recalls Catherine Parr as the sixth wife of Henry VIII. The text notes her intellect over charm and her tact in managing the king, including turning against trusted officials. An arrest for heresy was ordered, but she flattered Henry into reconciliation, driving officers away with curses and threats.
A terse note invites bids for wartime advertising space. It stresses the need for a solid business plan and financial backing to proceed, signaling a targeted campaign effort for military morale or procurement messaging.
A report notes men living today with green hair from working in copper mines. Crude ore roasted in furnaces allegedly releases arsenical fumes that chemically alter hair and beard to a grass green color, while hair texture remains unchanged.
A fragment from the Washington Herald references a prayer theme, contrasting a guest of divine presence with modern Western life. It mentions uncertain tones about venues for preaching whether theater or church and hints at contemporary urban social scrutiny.
A Cumberland yeoman once traveled long distances to hear a Wordsworth address but left in scorn upon learning the speaker’s high rank. He exclaimed a witty jab about the laureate, comparing him to Wordsworth in a skeptical light.
The Chicago News recounts a witty line about a woman who has had three husbands. Each husband is nicknamed by the speaker as a paragon paradigm and paradot reflecting varying perceptions.
Fragmentary lines describe Humpty Dumpty stalled on a wall then broken, with horses and kings unable to restore the scene, as a playful take on the familiar nursery rhyme.
Ship physician reports a new seasickness remedy using an electric vibration chair. Six chairs were installed aboard the Patricia connected to the ship's electrical system. The sedative effect lowered pulse and nervous excitement, and the program will expand to other steamers this winter.
A winter chick rearing guide notes that success depends on the hen or incubator management. Brahmas and Cochins are preferred for broodiness, though clumsy behavior can thin broods. Light hens resist sitting. confinement reduces exposure to cold winds and dampness. selecting hens carefully boosts winter chick survival.
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