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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1901
Page
11
Visitors can enjoy stables for horses, outdoor sports, boating, bathing, bowling, electric merry-go-rounds, dancing, vaudeville, and the new Mysterious Swing at low Park prices. Refreshment stand serves sandwiches, crackers, cake, candy, ice cream, soda, lemonade, and milk shakes.
Article describes advances in sprinkling wagons from 100 to 1000 gallons capacity, with dual spray heads and individual valves for precise water use. It cites sanitary benefits, road improvements, and growing adoption in towns, plus export to Australia, Cuba, Porto Rico, and Europe.
A poetic verse by Arthur J. Burdick explores love as a guiding fragrance amid life’s thorny path. It speaks of roses blooming through storms and weariness, offering comfort that divine symbols and a sunny heaven persist beyond hardship.
Publication required in Evening Star Anniston Alabama for four weeks. John Buffington non-resident of Alabama residing in Chattanooga Tennessee must plead, answer or demur to Annie Buffingtons bill by June 18 1901 or Decree Pro Confesso will be entered. Clerk A H Supperd 17 May 1901.
A fragmentary poem excerpt is quoted with archaic diction and imagery about life, breath, light, and despair. The piece shifts to a comic exchange where Misa Miami Brown questions a man about leaving his place and a second speaker, Erastus Pinkley, explains he was paid full rate yet wore out-of-style clothes that nearly excluded him from society per the Washington Star.
You can try a piano or organ in your home with no expense and pay as you are able. Forbes promises a reputable firm. Find out how they make it affordable and which instrument you prefer to own.
The Board of Pension Examiners of Calhoun County will convene on the first Monday in July 1904 at Wikle's Drug Store in Anniston and continue ten days to review applications. An honorable discharge or parole suffices for service proof. prior State board rejections may reapply with the grounds stated. Widows must prove widowhood with two witnesses. Applicants must appear for examination unless travel is impossible. Chautauqua tickets available at McElreath's Wikle's or Dove's for 3.00 for the full fifteen days, vs over 1.00 per day without one.
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