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A brief classified notice from Security Bank invites buyers and renters for residence or business property. Contact the bank at their building for details and listings.
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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1907
Page
5
A brief classified notice from Security Bank invites buyers and renters for residence or business property. Contact the bank at their building for details and listings.
In the afternoon and at night Rev W B Davis from Texas, a minister of extraordinary ability, conducts stirring services that excite the congregation and raise hopes for strong results. Grace Episcopal Church hosts a picnic at Oxford Lake Park with staff officers named for Major D Houston Smith's Second Battalion. Farmers from across the county report improving crop conditions and active cultivation today.
A protracted service continues this week at Second Presbyterian West Anniston led by Dr J G Anderson from First church with assistance from Rev W A Daniel. Services start at 7 45 p m with all welcome.
The little daughter, a year and a half old, of Mr. Charlie Fortune of 524 Pine Avenue, died at 10 15 this morning after an eleven week illness. The remains will be buried at Hillside tomorrow morning. Also Circuit Court today heard part of the case W Clements versus W C Gray. See new pictures at Anniston Theater tomorrow and Thursday. Shingles for sale 4x18 No 1 and No 2 F M House phone 253 my20 t1.
Barometer 30.08 at 7 a.m. Temperature 69 with trace precipitation. Wind southeast at 2 mph. Lows 62 at 5 a.m. Highs 89 at 1 p.m. Weather clear with possible showers. Forecast colder Thursday. Official in charge W F Clarke. Get fast results with a Star want ad.
The London Tit-Bits report shows nearly 12 000 pupils entered an essay contest on the evils of drink. Dr Eccles delivered a lecture to the Society for the Study of Sobriety quoting students’ lines on jail terms for self harm under intoxication and the medical view of alcohol’s harms.
A brief excerpt shows a woman admiring a new waist with a large mirror and a teasing man on a sofa. The dialogue suggests vanity and social play. The surrounding lines discuss progress in an abstract, flawed prose about growth, news, and power, with garbled names and phrases.
An 19th century remedy claims quick relief from colic and diarrhoea, noting Paiia in the stomach. Sold by J. L. Wikle.
Land Title Guaranty Co announces examination of real estate titles with a guaranty bond upon attorney approved titles. Addressed to Anniston and dated April F.Disclaimer.
A London correspondent discusses how the word girl was pronounced in past verses, noting rhymes with pearl and dwell and describing changes in spelling like Gell and gurl to reflect phonetic shifts, referencing Willkins and Dinah and Thackeray.
A village church wedding misfired when a youth posed as the groom and the fake bridegroom admitted he was not the right man. The reverend’s shock deepened as the supposed groom said the other man was hiding at the church basement, too ashamed to come forward.
The article notes peasants in southern Russia enjoying sunflower seed chewing as a pastime and dentifrice, with casual health talk. It recalls Astrakhan trades offering eds for a penny and mentions historical English cricket laws. In 1748 cricket was illegal in England, fines and imprisonment faced by landowners, but the first county match occurred between Kent and Sages at Sevenoaks in 1735.
A distressed vendor recounts a scam at a bustling market where a conman pressurizes him to sell surplus bananas below cost. The vendor describes coercive tactics and threats to force payment while customers flee and workers feel exploited.
Vague OCR fragment discusses tensions within a community describing loss of wives and offense. The text is garbled and provides no clear event or names to establish a concrete news item.
Notice states the legislature will amend section 2 of an act regulating Calhoun county Alabama circuit court. It requires juries in day causes be demanded at least ten days before the term’s first day. The notice references the first session of the present legislature and imminent term.
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