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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1909
Page
3
Train arrivals at Union Station are detailed with platform numbers and schedules. Passengers are advised to verify departure times as services adjust seasonally and temporary platform changes may occur.
Krell French piano in mahogany case offered by E. E. Forbes Piano Company Anniston Alabama. Originally priced at 450 dollars, now 365 dollars to quick sale to help a widow after purchaser’s death. Piano kept in excellent condition in a fine home, one year after partial payments began. Also mentions moving and livery services by Blake's Stables.
Special to Star Jacksonville June 15 Mrs W W Battle returns from a two week trip with her deputy revenue collector husband. Mrs John P Burke and Miss Amelia Caldwell spend Saturday in Anniston. Miss Kat Caldwell visits Miss Marie Burke for a week. Mrs W H Jackson and her sons Hugh and Donald depart for Piedmont Springs. Misses Florence and Eloise Stevenson return from Gadsden after visiting their aunt Mrs Florence Stevenson. A dramatic and musical club seeks 50 charter members with a meeting at Alleghany Hotel tonight. Sunbeam Society Baptist church plans a lock social Thursday 7 39 to 9 30 to fund Sunday school room improvements. Prof A J Robertson will sing at the Methodist church the 3rd Sunday this month.
A nursery guide advises shading a baby's eyes from bright light and avoiding startling or shaking infants. It recommends using linen towels, gentle skin rubbing after baths, light dusting with powder, boiling water for drinks, and borax water rinses to keep mouths and gums clean.
The piece discusses a woman's persistent push to gain social recognition and an eligible partner. It notes how continual nagging and insistence, despite signs of indifference, can lead to eventual social status or a mate, shaping societal outcomes over time.
The Ethel Morton Opera Company presented The Mascot at Oxford Lake park theatre drawing enthusiastic crowds. Miss Morton as Bettina delivered a marvelous voice and stage presence, with Stott, Cheaman, and Ross adding strong comic and musical support. The company has two weeks of performances planned, predicted to surpass prior shows at the lake theater.
Calumet Michigan hosts the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks annual state convention with visitors from major Michigan cities. The program includes receptions decorations parade expected 1000 Elks, Red Jacket town hall business sessions banquet ball mine visits band concerts and automobile rides for guests.
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