Local notices and arrivals in Anniston society
Random community items include Elam Drug Company notices, illness of a two year old girl, lawn mower repair at 15 Be Toeth street, Royal Oak lodge meeting and Pythian knight conferral, Donahoo hauling outfit, Bishop returning from Talladega, Eldridge's market meat ads, Elks first meeting at Knights of Pythias hall, Kodaks window display, Arteberry’s return from Gadsden, water plentiful for crops, beef specials at Eldridge's, Langford arrested for gaming, furniture moved by Watson, McKee resigns as special policeman, various farm and transport notices, railroad workers near Attalla Oneonta, safes moved by Donahoo, Sam Crook resumes run, sow at Captain Savage's, Woodmen of the World Camp meeting, gas fixtures for sale, Woodward released on bond, more hauling available, DeArman visiting Anniston.
Mrs Griffin Ill After Stroke At Peaceburg
Mrs W. 8. Griffin is very ill at her home in Peaceburg following a stroke of paralysis suffered a few days ago. Relatives and friends in Anniston and Calhoun County regret the illness and hope for her early restoration to health.
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W. 8. Griffin Iii
Peaceburg
W. 8. Griffin
Boyer Offers Tailored Fit For Your Clothes
If you want clothes that fit properly consider Boyer for tailoring services. The prompt implies using Boyer to achieve better fit through alterations or custom tailoring.
American millionaire in British fiction and real life notes
A Times-Democrat observation contrasts British stories featuring an American millionaire named Van Doren with real wealth in America. The piece mocks Fifth Avenue brownstone palaces, patent shoes, and gray trousers. It also cites a London tale where a rich guest carries a gun and jokes about Delmonico’s hash slinger.
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Artemus Ward
van Doren
Fifth Avenue
Central Park
Mr. van Doren
London
Delmonico’s
Rockefeller
N. O. Times-Democrat
Toynbee Hall influence spurs Paris university settlements
Information from London reports that Paris has established Universites Populaires modeled after Toynbee Hall with ten groups already and over 3000 members. Organizations draw from universities, charge 50 centimes monthly, host lectures and discussions, and ban religious or political propaganda. L. J. Hawkins offers dry goods and shoes locally.
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Toynbee Hall
Whitechapel
Paris
London
M. Max Lazard
Geomet Toynbee
Paul Bert
New York
Faubourg St. Antoine
London News
Disturbing the Peace Case at Police Matinee
At the morning session mayor presides over a pair of Rocky Hollow women charged with disturbing the neighborhood peace as the sun rose. They plead guilty and face $2.50 in costs or 11 days in jail. A man cited for street tax intrigue presents a forged receipt from Oxanna. Numerous other cases are heard. an ad for kidney care and local plumbing services follows.
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Rocky Hollow
Oxanna
Notable Visitors and Local Mentions Across Anniston
Mr. Frank Cheney returns from Rome. Mr. RB G Morgan of Piedmont visits Anniston. Mr. Doty returns to Tallapoosa this morning. Mr. W H Weller visits Birmingham on business. Mr. H Leslie of Coldwater visits Anniston. Mr. G G Britton leaves for Gaffney on business. Mr. K P Huger Jr from Wetumpka visits homefolks. Mr. Raymond Randolph returns from Piedmont. Mr. J S Webster of Duke visits Anniston on business. Mr. J M Wheeler stays in city en route from Montevallo to Columbia to supervise a contract by T Thompson Bros of Birmingham. Wheeler described as an expert mechanic. Laundry ad notes rising work and earnings versus competitors. ANNISTON STEAM LAUNDRY advertises service. Cigar promo touts Kennesaw five cent smoke.
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J.m.wheeler
Montevallo
Columbia
Gotama on Marriage and Truth in Union
The founder of Buddhism viewed marriage with favor and urged couples to wed into truth. A brief homily from a marriage feast at Jambunada extolled the bond of loving hearts and the beauty of faithfulness, promising holiness and bliss for the family and children. The sermons emphasize fidelity, trust, and reverence within holy wedlock.
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Gotama
Jambunada
Westminster Review
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Huylers
Elam Drug Company
M. F
Mrs. W. P. Lackey
Sixth
Wilmer Strees
Mather
Toeth Street
Royal Oak Lodge
R. O. Watson
G. W. King
Calhoun Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Donahoo and Company
M. M. Bishop
Talladega
Eldridge’s
W. Tenth
Lodge of Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Knights of Pythias Hall
W. E. Lloyd
Eastman
J. BR. Arteberry
Gadsden
J. W. Arteberry
J. M. Bowles
Alexandria
Eldridge
Fred Langford
Col
Sheil Frank Meharg
Langford
Lapsley
City Coat
Thomas McKee
Car Works
Frank Williamson
West Fifteenth Street
South Carolina
Attalla
Oneonta
Sam W. Crook
Alabama
James H. Savrge
Nobile Street
Capt. Savage
Woodmen of the World
Harrison-Belcher Plumbing Co.’s
J. 3B. Woodward
Cleburne County
Randolph
Rh. O. Watson
N. B. DeArman
DeArmanville
Anniston
C. H. Brightman & CO
Kansas City
Kansas City Park
Armour Packing Co
Raags
Alabama Warehouse Company
Moore Street
Ala
Rev
Writers
L. J. Hawkins
SY Cent
Noble Street
Sy Agera
Anniston Trading Company
Mr. Wilson
L. H. Carre
Van
Bank OF England
Bank OF France
Imperial Bank Or
Germany
Bank OF Russia
Tor A
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York
Richard A. McCurdy
Columbus
Smith
Anniston, Alabama
Police
Bright
Foley
Elam Drury Co
Harmson-Belcher Plumbing Co
Frank Cheney
Rome
RB. G. Morgan
Piedimont
Mr. ©. Doty
Tallapoora
W. H. Weller
Birmingham
H. Leslie
Coldwater
G. G. Britton
Gaffney
Mr. K. P. Huger, Jr
Wetumpka
Raymond Randolph
Piedmont
J. 8. Webster
Duke
Aniston
Anniston Steam Laundry
Twelfth and
Noble Streets