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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1911
Page
7
In Schenectady on June 14 a memorial gateway honoring John Howard Payne the author of Home Sweet Home was unveiled on the Union College campus where he studied about a century ago.
Jacksonville society notes highlight Frankie Battle hosting in honor of Miss Lottie Hall of Chattanooga with flowers and ice after games. Several guests attend plus Ruth McCormack’s seventh birthday party with daisies and ice cream. Local residents and visitors frequenting include Mrs. F A Weems, Reynolds Crock, Miss Susie Sargent, E M Murphy and Mrs. Forney Stevenson and family.
A servant attempted to drown a kitten at a pond three times. Each time the master’s dog jumped in to rescue the kitten and guided it back to land. On the third attempt the dog swam with the kitten to safety, carried it home, and watched over it thereafter, with the pair becoming inseparable and sharing a bed.
In observance of the seventh anniversary of the General Slocum disaster of June 15 1904 memorial services were held at the Lutheran cemetery in Queensborough where many unidentified victims were buried. The notice also includes a wartime ad pitch for business backing and hauling services.
A speaker vows the single ink drop may unveil ideas for the world yet the drop stains his shirt and reveals thoughts that cascade like hall stones on a shed in a reflective moment.
A new architect's ideas for apartment houses are met with mixed reaction. The debate centers on reforming flat design while some praise progress and others resist changes to traditional layouts.
History links Andrew Jackson and Mardi Gras to French Market Coffee once served at the old New Orleans market. The ad touts a sunlit plant, hermetically sealed tins, and hands off production promising rich aroma from plantation to cup. Available at grocers nationwide.
William Allen White delivered the commencement oration at the University of Nebraska as graduation exercises closed commencement week in Lincoln on June 15. The Empress editor’s speech capped the ceremonies before the graduating class.
The speaker asks for a specimen magazine featuring Iron nature and suggests visiting a type foundry. The exchange frames a search for authentic typographic material as part of a play project.
Describes mousseline de sole bandings stitched with soutache braid as an effective spring gown trim. Notes sewing machine makes the task not difficult. Appears as a star want ad style line promising results.
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