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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1911
Page
9
An advertisement touts Beech Nut Brand Breakfast Bacon as the best available, claiming fresh slicing avoids rancidness and jars are short weight. It promotes Sternbe’s and Have Reidinger & Co. for prompt grocery service with phone contact.
An advertisement urges buying fresh pure groceries at Sterne's. It promotes quality and prevention for health. Dr. W. J. E. Cox, secretary of the state education commission, will speak at Parker Memorial Sunday and at Baptist churches in Anniston and Oxford on education.
A soprano admires painted angels atop organ pipes while a tenor dismisses them as pipe dreams. The exchange turns on height and illusion as the scene moves from reverence to humorous futility with hymn books used as a makeshift pedestal.
The recorder noted a charge against Ross Chatman for striking Mrs Minnie Higginbotham. Chatman pleaded guilty yesterday morning. The court imposed a $10 fine plus court costs.
Dr. H. M. Martin returns from southern Alabama visit. Telephone 72. Watson hauling services available with teams wagons drays and men. Advertising advice highlights Star Want Ads as effective for business plans personal property sales and profit linked to persistent use.
A refined young woman in the box party at the theater ignores the chatter and gazes at the stage with weariness. She finally comments to the tron that the girl in the blue kimono thinks she is the whole custard.
A house hunter steps off a tram at a suburban station and asks a boy about Mr Smith's son's new block of semi detached cottages. The boy says twenty minutes by foot, while the ad claims five. The hunter dismisses the ad as nonsense. The boy remarks you can believe him or the ad but he isn’t trying to make a sale.
A hurried medical exam leads a doctor to misdiagnose a patient with clergyman's sore throat. The patient resists, the physician concedes the possibility of error and vows a second visit to confirm the verdict.
A lighthearted dialogue recalls a stolen umbrella during a rainy spell. The speaker laments losing the item carried for two weeks as a neighbor jokes about the incident. The exchange captures local humor amid weather chatter.
A resident describes a fall from a fourth floor window and the fear of facing the janitor over a possible lease violation. The exchange conveys distress after the incident and concern about tenancy terms.
Mrs Cooper Whiteside hosted a Thursday Bridge Club gathering in Oxford with regular members and guests. The party moved indoors due to weather, decorated with ferns and pink roses, and refreshments of nut cream and cake were served. Attendees included Mrs Wilmer Lacy Miss Cole of Nevada Miss Rosa Wilson and others from Fort Valley and nearby towns. Miss Othella Bagley returned yesterday from a visit to Rome.
Dr. Reed of Alpine has arrived to enter the medical practice and will move his family here once a suitable residence is found. Mrs. Frank Constantine and her children are expected from Clearwater Florida to stay with Mayor and Mrs. D. C. Cooper. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Clark of Farnsdale spent yesterday with relatives here.
Instructions describe preserving fruit for jelly by cooking stemmed fruit with water to extract juice, straining, and sugaring for jelly. Methods cover currant strawberry and plum jellies, plus flavor combinations and finishing with paraffin seals. Also mentions general advertising for classified notices.
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