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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1901
Page
6
A personal note requests visiting EE Forbe to see a handsome new piano and recalls a prior instruction to obtain a light running standard machine. Affectionately signed Lucy.
The item highlights celebrate Everett and Harvard and claim the prices terms and goods are right.
Sheriff M. W. Wooprorr issues a sheriff sale notice for Calhoun County. Details of the property, buyer restrictions, and sale date are not provided in the fragment.
In a domestic comedy a doomed suburban luncheon hinges on a ready maid to order. Gertrude devises a plan to hire a fast talking, well trained waitress who proves indispensable. Isabel C. admires the new servant as Mrs Caulkington's guest leaves impressed.
A moonlit farewell between two youths ends in a promise and heartbreak. Six years later they meet at a party where recognition comes through a child’s rhythm. London Answers notes the historic St John’s bell in Richmond tied to Patrick Cleary and a long civic history.
Shopman asks how many yards the customer wants and the customer replies she has not chosen yet. It notes this is the first shop she has tried in London.
A fragmentary text shows a playful exchange about conquering affection and a parent. Names like Grace, George, and papa appear within a London titbits style, plus a quirky line about a writer and a torchlight scene.
The Democratic Execu tive committee of Calhoun County announces a mass meeting for Beat 15 on March 11 or 12, 1901 at noon to elect thirty six delegates to the county convention on March 14. Signed by L Quinn Jon Hanks F M House Thos W Coleman Jr.
Chronic indigestion and nervous debility plagued LT for years. F J Green of Lancaster New Hampshire credits Electric Bitters with full recovery and says his wife stays in excellent health through them. They praise Electric Bitters as a tonic for weak women and a superior family medicine. Only 50 cents with satisfaction guaranteed by Elam the druggist.
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