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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1901
Page
6
A vivid ad touts a large stock of pianos organs music boxes and other instruments including sewing machines typewriters and graphophones. It urges buyers to call and inspect before purchasing elsewhere and asserts favorable terms and goods.
By virtue of an execution issued from Anniston city court the sheriff will sell J H King’s real estate in Calhoun County Alabama. The property includes multiple fractional sections in townships 13 24 15 4 and 9 with portions in Sections 1 2 4 36 and 85 at public auction on Monday March 11 1901 during legal hours in the city court room door Anniston. M W Woopror Sheriff Calhoun County declares the sale as authorized by Predecessor National Bank against Fr King.
In a Paris reading room, M Lebon retells a tale of La Dame a la Clef and a golden key. The story links a Moscow wife’s necklace to a legendary key and a vanished husband, inspiring debate on truth and deception before a practical twist ends the recount.
A critique on scolding as a useless, harmful habit in humans and animals. The piece argues scolding harms, becomes habitual, and should be banished from speech, expression, and even the pen, noting the ease of scolding and its lasting impact.
A prominent theatrical manager notes Americans spend about 112 million dollars annually on theatre. He cites around 1,000 professional companies operating nationwide with average nightly receipts near 400 dollars and seven performances weekly, totaling 112 million dollars per season of forty weeks.
A fragment from the Scranton Tribune expresses a plea to God to guard a beloved romance for a short time. The speaker asks for a temporary keeping of deep feeling away from worldly eyes, acknowledging longing and the duty to mask emotions while cherishing the sacred love.
A city transit scene unfolds as a tall woman disputes fares for twins Wilbur and Marie with a conductor. A humorous exchange follows about birth days seats and names, ending with a quip about a diplomat and a legislator.
I was troubled for several years with chronic indigestion and nervous debility. Electric Bitters did no good before. They kept my wife in excellent health for years and she praises them for female troubles. A grand tonic and invigorator, no other medicine can take its place in our family. Try them 50 cents, satisfaction guaranteed by Elam the druggist.
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