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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1901
Page
6
A note from Lucy asks a visitor in Anniston to visit E. E. Barbes Mammoth Music Store to see a handsome new piano. She recalls instructions to obtain the best light-running machine and insists on careful selection and politeness.
A fragment mentions Eb or Bes leading in a catalog style line about musical instruments and pianos added to an already large list. The text is incomplete and unclear on specifics.
A local notice promotes a large stock of pianos organs music boxes and other instruments including sewing machines typewriters and graphophones. The advert claims fair terms and right prices to attract buyers.
A sheriff sale of J H King's real property in Calhoun county Alabama follows an execution from the city court of Anniston. The listed parcels include portions of sections and townships in the county to be sold at public auction on March 11 1901 at the city court room door in Anniston.
The Melbourne branch of Nedham’s business thrives as Thomas Nedham in Woodlands recalls his partner Wilkins and a daring night visit by a young burglar who seeks silver plate. The encounter reveals family feuds and lingering accusations while Nedham reflects on past wealth and risks. The tale closes with a note on Wilkins joining Nedham in partnership as the year begins.
A nostalgic verse piece mourns a departed lover. The speaker sighs over memories, doorways, and empty rooms, hearing curtains rustle in dreams. A refrain repeats the missed greeting and the loneliness of a dwelling shadowed by absence.
A narrator cites playful exchanges about metempsychosis and memory as Johnny and his father spar over learning from a dictionary. A second anecdote recalls a Midlothian cottage refusal to take money on Sunday and a humorous view of parenting costs. A closing proverb notes how every man bears a chain he did not choose.
F J Green of Lancaster NSW writes of chronic indigestion and nervous debility improving after using Electric Bitters. He credits the medicine with overall family health and notes his wife finds them a grand tonic for female troubles. Only 50c with satisfaction guaranteed.
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