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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1901
Page
7
The program aims to prepare teachers through a state life certificate. Demand for graduates exceeds supply. Board remains eight dollars per month. Tuition free. Eighteenth year. Session begins September 11, 1900. For catalogue address.
Condensed schedule notice lists No 2 and No 4 rail services from Chattanooga to Cincinnati and Louisville with Pullman sleeping cars and dining service. It names stations Birmingham Selma Washington and other cities, notes daily and Sunday exclusions, and cites officials Jackson Freeman Gannon Hakowich BenScooter.
The Queen and Crescent System inaugurates a fast Meridian to Shreveport schedule on October 28 connecting with lines to Texas, cutting travel time to Texas from 7 to 12 hours. Southern Railway fast train No 37 links this service, offering the quickest route. Visit a local ticket agent for details before buying tickets.
A terse ad style notice claims a single day cold cure from Bermort’s Choco brand promises throat relief. The unusual wording suggests a health remedy product market claim with unspecified ingredients and place. Consumers are urged to consider the claim with caution.
Colunbian Building on Noble Street presents spring samples from Julius Levy tailoring. The collection features imported and domestic woolens in fashionable colors and latest weaves.
In contemplating a trip to Colorado, Wyoming, Utah, California or Oregon, the Union Pacific promotes Pullman Palace Sleepers Buffet Library Dining Cars with meals served a la carte. For timetables or information, contact your local agent or J. F. Far, General Agent, St. Louis, Missouri.
A Wisconsin youth attorney defends two men accused of theft. A worn Bible with a message to “My Darling Boy From Mother” and a secret drawer reveal the burglars’ tools. The jury finds them not guilty after Spooner’s dramatic display. Years later the thieves return the purloined tools after breaking in again.
A blend of social quips on bargain hunting by women and men, notes on London fog costs, Gladstone’s ideal day, and stray witty lines. Observations touch on discounts at pencil stands, cigars, clothes, and stationery, with digressions from Harper’s Bazar and other odds and ends.
A color expert notes how newspaper color supplements trigger widespread activity. He traces sources of hues from Sienna and Umbria to Indian madder, cochineal, sepia, gamboge, lapis lazuli, and animal pigments. He explains fast India ink and the running of a bird’s crimson plumage due to copper.
A New York establishment requires official notification or diploma before selling the Legion of Honor ribbon to eligible Americans. Clerks stress authentic entitlement, refusing purchases without proper documentation, as many seek the ribbon without rights. Also notes home remedies for bruises and the medical view on massage and massaging for paralysis and apoplexy, and a caution about railroads charging for changes.
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