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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1910
Page
4
Invites readers to view the season's new fabrics including Mesalines Silks Wash fabrics Cot ton Foulards Dimities Batistes Flaxons Lawns Madras and more. The notice touts quality and urges early selections to ensure quick sales and greater variety.
Society pages report Mrs J Morgan Smith as a potential vice president general of the Daughters of American Revolution and praise her Alabama work. Several meetings, engagements, and visits are noted including Mrs Edmund L Tyler’s Washington trip, Young Matrons Club, Book Club, and Tuesday Bridge at Mrs Lloyds. Engagement announced for Carrie Behr to Harry Markstein. Montgomery social circles and local club life detailed.
Frank J Cheney swears his firm will pay 100 dollars for every catarrh cure failure. The oath dated December 1886 before Nary Public A W Gleabon. Ad promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally to blood and mucous surfaces. Also mentions Cheney & Co Toledo dispatch and Usil's Family Pills for constipation.
Defiance from both sides puts Greater New York at risk of a lasting express strike threatening 15000 workers and derailing traffic citywide and beyond. Both sides showed resolve this morning to hold firm as tensions rise. July notes record refreshments after the program with Mrs. William H. Orrison and her son visiting Attalla relatives on Christine avenue.
In Washington on March 15 Harry E Hay a treasury clerk fractured his six year old sons skull with a hatchet and then slashed his throat with a butcher knife Both will die In Buffalo New York on March 15 Henry Hardy 84 a retired powder manufacturer killed himself Despondency over his daughters illness given as cause
Sheriff Brooks reports a letter from Cookeville Tenn asking about George Inman now elderly who seeks relatives last heard from in Calhoun County. George had three brothers Reuben Benjamin Charles and two sisters who lived with a man named Self after their mother’s death. Any information should be sent to A Bryant Cookeville Tenn by November 9.
An advertorial notice from Davis and Williams promotes Old Line Policies. The message emphasizes business backing and plans, inviting readers to engage with the firm for policy offerings and investment support.
Mr. Howard Atwood of this city and Miss Grace Fellows of Morristown Tennessee wed Sunday March 5 by Rev George Stoves of the First Methodist church. They kept the marriage secret to surprise friends and will reside with Mrs M Croxdale at 719 Wilmer Avenue before establishing a home of their own.
Fresh shipment lists whole wheat and graham flour, shelled wind pecans, almonis, Holland rusk, dates, pure fruit preserves and jams, fresh currants from Sterne's.
A concise note suggests that advertised items deserve attention and closer inspection. It emphasizes the value of checking promotions or listings to avoid missing potential bargains or information.
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