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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1909

Page

8

Miss Parley Honored at Leighton Avenue Bridge

Miss Parley honored as Miss Aileen Douglas hosted a Saturday morning bridge at Leighton Avenue in Labor of Miss Parley. Guests included wedding party members, prizes were Irish Toasts, handkerchief souvenir, and an ice course served by Mrs. Sproull Parker Kilby.

Aileen Douglas Bridge Misa Varley Leighton Avenue Parley James Sproull Danborne Parker Thomas Kilby Mr. Sproull Atlanta Edmund L. Tyler

Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Universal Cure

Readers learn that Hall's Catarrh Cure is advertised as a universal cure for catarrh, a constitutional disease. The claim includes a $100 reward for any case it fails to cure and instructions to contact F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo, Ohio, with pills recommended for constipation.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo

Dr Thoms Heleetria Heals Sore Throats Widely

An old ad touts Dr Thoms Heleetria as a remedy for sore throats claiming fast relief and general pain easing. The copy cites a product address and a price or offer line to entice buyers.

Frazier Dies of Appendicitis at 37

E. H. Frazier aged 37 of Edgewood avenue died at 6 30 Monday morning at Sellers hospital from appendicitis. He leaves a wife and six children, two ill. Funeral at 10 a m Tuesday at the home, burial in Edgemont. Despite poverty he was regarded as a most excellent gentleman, and his destitute family appeals to public charity.

E. H. Frazier Edgewood Avenue Sellers’ Hospital Edgemont

Marked Their Trail by Boone Daughters in 1776 Capture

An account recalls Je mima Boone and Callaway sisters held by Shawnee warriors after being abducted near Boonesborough. The two girls kept calm and left clues by tying fabric scraps to bushes, guiding rescuers who pursued and rescued them within two days.

Jemima Boone Callaway Kentucky Flore Boonesborough Ohio Sols Boone H. Addington Bruce Smith's Magazine

Gilbert mocks doubled prices for Irving Booth show

London anecdote recalls Herman Vezin meeting W Gilbert on the street and a quip about paying half a guinea to see one bad actor versus a guinea for two. Beerbohm Tree plays Falstaff at the Haymarket as Gilbert admires the acting backstage.

Henry Irving Edwin Booth London Herman Vezin W. Gilbert Mr. Gilbert Beerbohm Tree Falstaff London Haymarket Gilbert London Graphic

His Complaint Countryman to Doctor Punch Style

A comic exchange shows a Countryman telling a doctor he feels unwell as he eats more and wants less food. The doctor replies with pointed antiquated medical banter about digestion and stomach issues in a Punch era tone.

Letting the Cat Out in a Family Tale

A humorous exchange between a grandfather and Tommy centers on a frog croak and a promised $5,000, framing a light moment in a family vignette from a magazine excerpt.

Tommy Success Magazine

Vienna Academy to Create Phonographic Archives

The Academy of Sciences at Vienna plans a three part phonographic library. The first section will catalog European languages and dialects from the early twentieth century. The second will hold music and song, and the third will store contemporary oratory records.

Phonographic Library Academy of Sciences At Vienna

Airship Trials To Be Resumed In Washington

Washington D C June 21 The Wright aero plane trials resume this week after last year’s fatal Selfridge crash. The Wrights are to test a straight five mile flight from Fort Myer to Alexandria with two persons about 350 pounds and 125 miles of fuel. They must reach 40 mph in still air though 36 mph is acceptable and would prove the aircraft valuable in warfare.

Washington, D. C Wright Aeroplane Selfridge Signal Corps Xesuet Wright Brothers Wrights Fort Myer Alexandria

World Meteorologists Meet in England Discuss Uniform Weather Reports

London June 21. An international meteorology conference aims to expand scientific weather observation and standardize wireless reports for land and sea use. A key proposal seeks a uniform method for taking and transmitting marine weather data so all nations can compare observations.

Ene Mora W. N. Shaw Great Britain A. Augat France L. Free China Hira Germany H. Mohn Norway Willis Ll. Moore United States K. Nakamure Japan

Sharp van For Unit

A fragmented line mentions a sharp van for a unit and a political context described as republican with unclear year references. The readable parts imply a local or political vehicle note without identifiable names or concrete events.

Plan for a Unified Global Weather Signal System

A committee including Angat Hirz Moore and Lieut Gen Rykaycheff of Russia’s Central Physical Observatory will draft a plan to unite storm and weather signals worldwide. The aim is to eliminate confusion from varied national signals and improve land warnings and wireless ship alerts for seafaring safety.

Messrs. Angat. Hirz Moore Rykaycheff Central Physical Observatory St. Petersburg Russia

American Opticians Meet in Atlanta

The first annual meeting of the American Association of Opticians opens in Atlanta Georgia with about seven hundred members attending. The four day convention features a large optical exhibition with more than forty major manufacturers represented and talks by notable figures from the field.

Atlanta American Association of Opticians South

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