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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1901
Page
6
Lucy writes from home urging John to stop by E. F. Forbes Mammoth Music Store in Anniston to view new handsome pianos and to select a Light Running Standard machine, promising the best of all.
The notice announces a listing in a local instrument shop highlighting Eb Obes leading the range in all kinds of musical instruments. It mentions the addition to an existing piano selection and signals expanded stock for customers seeking variety.
Celebration of Everett and Harvard stock including pianos organs music boxes and musical instruments. Also sewing machines typewriters and phonographs offered with favorable prices terms and goods.
Public auction to include the described real estate in Calhoun County Alabama. The sale is ordered by the city court of Anniston under an execution issued against H J King in favor of Tredegar National Bank. Sale date March 11, 1901 during legal hours at the city court room door. M W Wooprourr Sheriff Calhoun County.
Annie and Jaffray uncover a mysterious visiting card that seems to tie the Santvoort name to Mrs. Hubbard. A shopkeeper reveals the card was a misfit sample used for a new engraving style, uncovering a possible past tied to a coachman’s scar and a river drive incident.
By Howard Fielding a conversation reveals mistaken identity and a proposed settlement between two heirs. A Toledo Medical Compendium excerpt warns smallpox pitting can be prevented by true antiseptics like ozone glycerin and cautions against greases. Ocean circulation notes reveal deep sea currents moving from poles to equator and back.
A New Orleans market butcher has built a large family trade through a clever packing system. He wraps porter houses between two pasteboard squares, uses pearl gray Manila paper, and ties with baby blue string to create a neat, store‑quality rectangle. Chops are packed in cardboard tubes, chicken livers and chopped sausage in one pound candy boxes, a method praised by Merchants' Review.
An exchange in the Detroit Journal reveals skepticism about Smith and his associates. The editorial writer argues uncertainty about strong accusations while the editor suggests naming Smith and others from the UK in critical terms.
The patient’s wife argues he should not be kept from excitement, a claim noted in Brooklyn Life. The exchange highlights tension over medical restrictions and personal impulses.
A French investigator ranks professions by lunacy rates, noting 190 per 100 000 army and navy men, 177 per 100 000 in liberal professions, and 42 per 100 000 among commercial men. He suggests the United States might show a different order, with doctors higher and businessmen less prone to insanity.
An American Mother argues in The Ladies Home Journal that certain men share keen perception and intense drive yet suffer a sudden disgust with work and wealth. They chase dreams beyond money, risking loss of both, unless they choose between God or Mammon and stay true.
An old advertisement claims pneumonia follows la grippe but not the use of Feleys Honey and Tar, a throat and lung remedy. It cites Elam Drug Co promoting the product with a stern warning to take no substitute.
Partial OCR text shows a damaged health product ad mentioning laxative quinine cold remedy and head sore symptoms. No clear event or entities remain readable.
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