Society Notes Highlight Weekend Bridge and Visits Across Town
Miss Emily Shep perd hosts bridge for two visitors Miss Marie Searles of Vicksburg and Miss Boteman of Birmingham. Mrs Tulane Kidd entertained the Thursday Bridge Club with extra guests honoring Miss Bessie Sproul returning from a long visit.
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Emily Shepperd
Bridge
Marie Searles
Vicksburg
Boteman
Birmingham
Tulane Kidd
Thursday Bridge Club
Christine Avenue
Bessie Sproul
Will Gray linked to assault follows court appearance
Willie Gray, identified by witnesses as the man seen near the crime, was jailed in Birmingham and brought to Anniston for a preliminary trial. An insanity plea is anticipated, with the suspect likely kept in Calhoun county jail until the next fall trial.
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Gray
Jefferson County
Birmingham
Court House
Anniston
Calhoun County
Modern cookery and chemistry in daily life dialogue
In New York Mrs Winifred Harper Cooley of the Associated Clubs of Domestic Science argues that chemistry protects cooks and employers from risks in food with formaldehyde in milk and other contaminants. The Louisville Times quotes a parable about Burgess Wayne resisting new technology like the telegraph before its widespread adoption.
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Winifred Harper Cooley
Associated Clubs of Domestic Science
New York
Burgess
Louisville Times
No Smoking Rule Flouted Aboard Camden Ferry
A Philadelphia Times report describes a crowded ferry trip between this city and Camden where passengers ignored a no smoking rule. The deckhand repeatedly urged compliance, but passengers continued to smoke, claiming stopping others was not his duty. The result was widespread tobacco residue on the Delaware waters.
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Camden
Delaware
Philadelphia Times
City Budget Summary Notes show cemetery and street costs
The city budget lists Hillside cemetery expenses 150.00 and other street costs including Overseer at 70.00 per month and wages 60.00 per week. Overall totals reach 1,340.00 for cemetery and 5,960.00 for street-related items, with a combined figure of 4,060.00 for wages and related costs and a grand total near 5,960.00.
Caldwell-Elliott wedding draws Jacksonville society
Jacksonville notes many visitors and social events as Miss Cary Caldwell prepares to wed Kyle Elliott. Guests include Miss Jeanette Hughes, Mrs. Knox Flemming, Miss Lucile Lamkin, Miss Carrie Rempson, and relatives from Birmingham and Rome visiting for the affair.
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Coming Caldwell-Elliott
Jacksonville Society
Jacksonville
Dora Crook
Columbia, D. C
Nellie C. Dean
Jeanette Hughes
Choccolocco
J. R. Arnold
Knox Flemming
Birmingham
Lucile Lamkin
Carrie Rempson
Talladega
Henry
Allegheny Hotel
Walter Cox
Atlanta
George Rowan
Cary Caldwell
Marie Burke
Estelle
Letitia Johnson
Sarah Best
Smiley Johnson
Harris Ellington
Rome
John H. Caldwell
Knoxville
Kyle Elliott
Will Sargent
Hogue-Montgomery Shoe Company
Sargent
Charles Plosser
Frank
Wood
William Wemyss
Nashville
J. Hughes
Margaret Larady
Addie McCollister
Piedmont
I. N. Currier
Oxford
Laura Posey
Pied
Wives Read Fashion, Husband’s Subtle Deception Revealed
A humorous note shows a wife declaring no new spring fashions are needed after inspecting a fashion magazine. The husband, having pasted this year’s cover on last year’s issue, revels in his scheme as he smokes, content with the ruse.
Fragmentary banter in a domestic scene overheard
In a short exchange Mrs Rawler notes a smell of burning cloth while Mrs Homesome says her husband won a raffle box of cigars yesterday and is now smoking one. The dialogue cuts off as they urge each other to continue.
Masons to Meet for Annual Convocation in Anniston
Anniston Chapter No 105 R and Masons to hold annual convocation tonight at 8 o'clock. Officers will be elected for the ensuing year.
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Anniston Chapter
Coal sale ad from R. O Watson offers best grades and prices
Local coal dealer R. O Watson advertises winter supply coal at reasonable prices. Prospective buyers are urged to call phone 72 to discuss options with Watson.
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Watson
Deafness Cure Promoted for Catarrh Related Cases
An advertisement asserts deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and mucous surfaces. It claims Hall's Catarrh Cure can restore normal conditions, offers one hundred dollars for any case of deafness caused by catarrh that cannot be cured, and invites readers to request circulars.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Fate
The
Take Hall
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