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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1910
Page
5
A City showing of The Firing Line at the New Noble last night drew a small audience and featured strong work by Frank Patton as Louis Malcourt with spiritual visions. Other performances were fair and the staging was solid.
Anniston lodge No. 91 Knights of Pythias will hold its regular weekly convention tonight. President J. Gardner Green of the First district is expected on an official visit. Light refreshments and cigars will be served. All members urged to attend. Cater M. Reidinger, chancellor commander.
Swedish milk wafers praised as delicious with salads and ideal for afternoon teas. The copy touts the product as unsurpassed for invalids and children and promotes Sterne’s brand.
Classified notices promote a near coastal kitchen offer with a seven room home at 259 below cost and advertise preserved goods like Old Virginia Breakfast Roe at 20¢ a can and Burnham Monish Fish Flakes at 10¢ a can. Fresh strawberries priced 25¢ a quart. Further notes tout war ad backing and the value of classified publicity for small selling tasks.
Captain Norris asks the public to help a needy West Anniston family an ill mother and her daughter living in a squalid shack. The daughter earns a small income from the washtub and Captain Norris offers to show the situation to any doubters.
Classified notice lists room rents with prices and unit numbers 1319 Wilmer and 21 West 14th. Indicates payment terms and availability context for lodging units.
F H Cortell reports Southern branch growth as Macon adds 104 initiates bringing nest near 800. Rome follows with 500 plus members and 200 on waiting list. Atlanta over 3,000 Savannah 700 Augusta 600 Columbus 500 Waycross near 500 Brunswick 300 plus. institutes planned in Athens Albany Americus Valdosta Fitzgerald Dublin by March 21. Anniston west to be instituted March 15.
Norden's reports three thousand Angora goats used to clear brush on Lassen Forest Preserve slopes. Divided into two bands and grazed under herders, the goats eat or bark brush to form fire guards. AfterWork, the animals emerge in excellent condition and valued higher in the market than at start.
L. G. Jones returns from Atlanta with four new autos, three Overland models and a Rider Louis. The city already hosts several handsome cars, making car viewing a popular pastime.
Consul-General Robert J. Wynne reports to a British Commons committee that details were given on establishing in Ireland a new electric supply generated by pertena, the first of its kind in Great Britain.
Classified note invites owners to trade personal property for cash. Advertiser seeks various goods and valuables for immediate purchase, offering prompt payment and discreet handling. Potential sellers are urged to contact for instant evaluation and fast transaction.
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