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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1911
Page
5
The knitting mill, recently relocated from Philadelphia, now produces 1000 pairs of hose daily but shipment damage slowed operations. Manager 8 C Meade expects a quick fix to restore full capacity and lift production.
A local butcher asserts higher quality sliced meats and more sales, claiming better cuts, careful handling, and superior cleanliness at Sterne's.
Reidinger Co offers prompt service in fancy groceries with a porter call option via phone 22 for quick assistance. The notice promotes personalized in-store pickup and delivery feel.
An advertisement for Carter's Sure Cure pitches a remedy to prevent child death, urging readers to contact John A. Carter at phone 524 and visit their druggist, highlighting a four day prior treatment window.
A local grocer touts fresh and pure foods with emphasis on safety and quality. They urge customers to buy groceries from them to avoid stale or unwholesome items and recommend Orange Pekoe iced tea.
An adjourned session of the annual meeting of the Anniston Country Club will convene at 11 o clock a m on Monday June 19 at the office of A J Goodwin 1005 Noble street for electing officers and other business. By order of the president. June 14 41 L C Watson Secretary.
Anniston lodge No 91 Knights of Pythias will hold its regular weekly meeting tomorrow night at 8 o clock. All members are urged to attend and visitors will be cordially welcomed.
The death of Flora Hurt, daughter of Mr and Mrs James Hurt of 1221 Mulberry Avenue, was reported at the Rome Insurance Co office and within 30 minutes the claim was paid. The notice emphasizes quick settlements and expresses sympathy to the Hart family.
You can assemble a picnic lunch without buying much but a superior quality and wider variety makes it better. Fresh Philadelphia Cream, Pimen to and Swiss Cheese are express delivered weekly from Sterne's.
A note on creating wartime advertisements stresses the need for a solid business plan and securing financial backing before launch. It highlights practical steps to attract investors and ensure support for the campaign.
Two one story six room cottages close in with immediate possession. Restaurant fixtures and store-room in town available to lease. Possession can be given at once. We have ten thousand dollars to lend on improved city property.
W A Silliman returns from York Alabama visit. C P Clapp of Memphis among the guests today in Alabama. S G Harris of Lynchburg and R L Bryson and J W Riley of Atlanta were here. K Smith of St Louis and R C Stapler of Louisville visited. George S Watts of Decatur spent the night. Alex T Hamilton of Trent guests last night at the Alabama. H J Fite C E Head W L Weeks John L Sibley and M Karples of Birmingham visited today. Miss Ruth Irvin of Alexandria returned home after visiting Miss Margaret Mitchell on Wilmer avenue.
Dr W Li Furaviss reports on Yap women of the Caroline islands. Skirts consist of layered leaves and dust strips, voluminous and surrounding the body even while seated. Women constantly strike matches to light cigarettes and carry burned coconut husks, yet skirts rarely catch fire and are quickly replaced with new ones.
A prose fragment argues that simplified mono syllabic expressions convey realism and reduce reader obstruction. It contrasts excessive polysyllabic style with onomatopoetic utterances under emotional strain, praising succinct diction and directness.
The vessel is described as a floating hotel with dancing rooms smoking rooms cafes a library gardens and a skating rink. It includes a deep swimming bath veranda dining areas seating six hundred and a deck cafe plus a grillroom showcasing lavish innovations for passengers.
The speaker asks for a specimen man of iron nature and wonders aloud if a type foundry could supply the character. The dialogue hints at casting a strong, unyielding figure to embody hard resilience on stage.
Bandings of mousseline de sole stitched with rows of soutache braid form an effective trimming for spring gowns. It is not difficult to do with a sewing machine.
Nova Scotia electors vote as Liberal Premier Murray faces a long In office. The outcome will reflect Canadian opinion on the reciprocity pact and could affect Murray ministry if Nova Scotia voters disapprove of the agreement.
A classroom tale features James Conroy of Plainville who builds a snow shoveling and lawn mowing service with contracts and a crew, then Joe Sargent of Monroe starts a summer carriage and livery venture using a hired team, expanding to multiple teams and aiming to control local service.
An article catalogues the great bird of paradise noting its size about seventeen to eighteen inches, rich coffee brown body, straw yellow head, emerald green throat, and long tail wires. Males display golden orange plumes and wirelike tail feathers while females are plain brown. Natives hunt by blunt arrows near dawn, dismissed payment, and nest habits remain uncertain.
The writer argues indulgence harms father child bonds and that strict but fair discipline builds affection. Justice means clear rules enforced with justified rewards and punishments. Understanding a child's actions, not harshness, fosters obedience and long term trust.
An advertisement seeks a lady of social standing from Anniston and nearby towns to represent a city firm on a commission. It offers a chance to earn money while staying current with Paris and New York fashion in gowns and wraps. Further details on request to J A Richards Tribune Blog New York City.
For sale at bargain prices a residence and vacant lot on Quintard and Seventh streets. Also a 6 room house a 4 room servant house and a vacant lot on Seventh and Lapsley. Inquiries to Geo Johnston at Johnston Brothers Company Junelatf.
Found keys are recoverable by the owner at Star office after paying advertisement charges.
Talladega engages in improving efforts as the city weighs a 360 900 spending package for land based on fair prices. B B Simms says a proposal will go to the High School board in Montgomery highlighting Talladega advantages. A Postal Telegraph move and efforts to improve Southern Bell service draw city focus as W D McCalla of Decatur pitches street paving for the Public Square and key streets.
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