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A brief notice invites readers to have The Star follow them on vacation by calling Telephone 68 to arrange a daily home news letter at no extra cost.
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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1906
Page
4
A brief notice invites readers to have The Star follow them on vacation by calling Telephone 68 to arrange a daily home news letter at no extra cost.
A mixed advertising notice lists a printer willing to lead a publishing plant or serve as foreman. It also seeks roles as pastor, substitute preacher, strike breaker, or teacher for youths. The unusual listing mentions mining assayist, dentist, chiropodist, choir singer, and various odd jobs, with limited contact details.
A brilliant military wedding at Trinity Church noon today unites Miss Eleanor F Parker eldest daughter of Lieut Col James Parker of the 18th U S Cavalry and Lieut Guy Cushman of the 11th U S Cavalry both serving at forts in Kansas and Iowa with a host of army officers in attendance.
District 8 convention set for Morrisville Alabama on Sunday June 17 1906 starting 9 30 am with up-to-date Sunday school lesson by Mrs Borders and Bible lesson by S A Russell Anniston followed by committees appointments talks by H T Person M A Smith and R L Carter election of officers and farewell words invites all superintendents ministers and teachers to attend
Leigh Britton reports a morning ceremony at Parker Memorial Church where Frank Leigh wed Lillian Britton with Joshua I Foster officiating. The article describes bridal party attire, music by Mendelssohn and organ selections, and notes a second upcoming wedding for Jessie Louise Jones and Emmett Walton Ledbetter at First Methodist Church with planned organ solos.
Personal note lists J. R. Wimberly of Chattanooga visiting Mr. and Mrs. 8 L. Crook. Captain A. A. Jett spent yesterday in Birmingham and returned. Sheriff A. W. Hollis of Lamar County is in the city today. Col. W. H. McKleroy has returned.
Miss Minnie Wright of Atlanta and Mrs Iva Cook join Misses Bessie Mallory and Mary Williams in an Atlanta circle for a Georgia Florida Bankers association event while the bride, in grey Eton princess gown, walks with maid Florine Smythe to the altar. Guests from Gunt ersville Boaz Albertville Heflin Gadsden Oneonta Talladega and Piedmont attend. After the benediction the couple depart by train toward Birmingham Ashville and Toxaway as well wishers host a reception and plan housekeeping on Christine avenue.
The article notes soap is mentioned in Jeremiah and Malachi and that Gauls made it over two millennia ago from beech ash and goats fat. It cites a Pompeii soap shop buried by 79 A D ash and ash rain, with soap still somewhat effective after 1,800 years. It mentions soapmaking existed in several Italian cities at Pompeii’s fall.
A commentary argues that a business leader behind Anniston's growth pursues personal wealth, while new industries and residents increase opportunities for the city. The piece weighs public spirit against selfish motive in fueling the Mod el City's expansion.
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