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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1901
Page
10
Lucy writes to Johan asking him to visit BE Forbes Mammoth Music Store in Anniston. She requests viewing the handsome new piano and to remember her instruction to obtain a new machine. She emphasizes the best Light Running Standard. Affectionately.
Large stock of pianos organs music boxes and various musical instruments. Also sewing machines typewriters and phonographs. Prices are right terms are right and goods are right. Everett and Harvard advertises variety and value.
Buffalo Mnquirer recounts a riverfront haunting from Kinsey and pilot Alonzo Childs tale of the Baton Rouge wreck. A ghostly steamer appears near four o'clock as Kinney refuses to steer, the stranger revealed as Pilot Alonzo Childs, and the scene ends with a fatal blaze and a survivor recalling the events. The piece also includes a short note on Senator Hoar’s public life advice and a history of baseball origins.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a trel centeredt rod, perfect mine like steel, and a patent reel. It also references a bulging book of attorney terms and choices about which to select, plus a girlie holding a waterproof item and a second band with a landing net.
A deteriorating narrative recalls a professor lost in thought while en route to a lecture in New England. He describes methodical detachment from routines, a sensational carriage ride, and shouted questions as the vehicle careened through crowded streets with constables and onlookers.
A Lancaster New Hampshire man describes chronic indigestion and nervous debility relieved by Electric Bitters. His wife also credits the tonic for female troubles and long lasting health. The testimonial endorses the product and urges readers to try it at 50 cents with satisfaction guaranteed by Elam the druggist.
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