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Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1911

Page

8

Ice party in honor of Elizbeth Giasa at Bagley home

Miss Nelle Bagley hosted a hearted ice party for her Georgetown guest Miss Eliz beth Giasa. Seventeen tables hosted by guests yielded top score to Ab Biehelberger who received stationery while Miss Glass won a late novel. Colorful gowns and sunflowers accented the event with a breakfast picnic at Oxford Lake and multiple social visits noted.

Oxford Nelle Bagley Elizabeth Giasa Georgetown Bagley Ab Biehelberger Migs Glass Ida Turner Tessie Stewart Miss Bagley Misses Glass Gussie Bagley Bessie Stewart Tuesle Towle Amy Cooper Erma ‘Yoo

Woods Fatally Shot Details of Murder Seen by Community

The shooter Hyatt was arrested about 4 a.m. Wednesday in the road from the scene to White Plains after Mrs Wood heard a gun blast and met him leaving the room with the weapon. He was jailed on murder charges as Sheriff Brooks and Deputy Sheriff Shepperd transported him from Anniston. coroner Dr. Murphy was informed of the killing. Hyatt, reportedly intoxicated, targeted a fifty-year-old farmer from a respected local family.

Mrs. Wood Hyatt White Plains Constab Bob Poland Lew Champion Brooks Shepperd Anniston Dr. Rowan J. L. Murphy Wood

Cost of Dying and Rising Medical Fees

The piece notes doctors raising fees due to higher living costs and jokes that dying will become more expensive. It mentions critics who doubt such changes improve life and references wealthy Americans buying homes in Paris as a hint about postmortem journeys.

Paris

One Small Pill Promise in Early Advertisement

A 5 cent remedy claims to cure headache constipation biliousness and torpid liver with guaranteed satisfaction. It asserts never is unpleasant and prompts readers to request a free sample mailed to Bonds Pharmacy Co. in Little Rock Arkansas.

Bonds Pharmacy Co Little Rock Ark

Costly Parisian funerals prompt death price protests

In France the cost of dying exceeds living costs with Paris regulating burial by fixed classes. First class funerals rose from 1676 to 2084 francs, sixth from 56 to 94, seventh 42 to 76, eighth 15 to 24, ninth 3 to 7 francs, with 2 francs to be buried for nothing. A financier, out of money, delays death to afford a first class funeral.

Paris France

Anomaly in the Railroad World Exposes Pay Gap Among Officials

A trainmaster on a western railroad laments the pay disparity between officials and the men who issue orders. He notes chiefs and dispatchers earn far less than the engineers and conductors they supervise, with many officials receiving modest monthly sums while a few oversee hundreds of miles for large annual salaries.

MNG Western Railways

House Fly as Typhoid Carrier Warns Public

The text asserts malaria comes from mosquitoes and yellow fever from another mosquito, then warns the house fly can transmit the typhoid germ from filth to food under certain conditions, urging against these vectors.

Classified Haulingads Promise Quick Service

Telephone No. 72 and get Watson to do your hauling. Plenty of teams wagons drays and men. Everything in this line handled with dispatch. Classified advertising contains most the news of work to be had.

Watson

Poem Verse Echoing Maternal Love by Kipling

The quoted lines express a speaker contemplating hanging on a hill and the enduring love of a mother. The fragment blends dark imagery with a maternal refrain echoing Kipling's lyric tone.

Kipling

Hedged Dutch Household Phrase Explained

An old Mother in the house is a hedg e Dutch. This fragment hints at a possible regional saying or linguistic note about domestic life and Dutch heritage in historical context.

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