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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1910
Page
3
The piece describes portable table accessories from German and French sources, including miniature trees, rose bushes, and baskets for place cards, plus eighteenth century styled figures from France. American and Dutch motifs appear, with novelty cards for engagements and bridal events and seasonal designs such as pumpkin jack o lanterns.
Preview of a forthcoming story about college life titled The Sagacious Sophomore appears in the next issue. Readers are invited to purchase for one cent at all newsstands.
Light woolen fabrics with a hair line are used for between season suits. The fashion continues to mix two materials such as velvet with liberty velvet with fue cloth and velvet with moire.
A brief notice describes work aimed at converting personal property into cash. It notes a need to liquidate assets and locate buyers, with potential details about location and contact methods, but omits sensitive specifics. The item resembles a classified liquidation notice in a local listing.
A new real lounging chair called the Yokohama Chair is described as a long low chair with four foot arms, a adjustable back and foot, mahogany frame, and dark brown corduroy covering. It promises comfort for both feminine and masculine users in any room.
A distressed stock notice-style ad cites Grip aftereffects as serious. It touts Vinol a cod liver oil tonic with iron, claiming restored vitality after illness. A Long Branch woman testifies to renewed strength after three bottles, with a money back guarantee.
Atchison Kansas daily notes sayings on gender roles humor and social norms. It comments on polite laughter, games at home, hope and hot water, control in marriage and obedience jokes about dogs fleas and school discipline. The piece closes with credit to the Atchison Globe.
Dialogue excerpt shows a comic exchange where the boss detects liquor on the boss’s person and the bookkeeper responds with a humorous denial. The scene highlights office banter and a subtle joke about the boss’s cold and inebriation.
Classified advertising carries the bulk of employment listings and notices in the issue, detailing available work across trades and services. It highlights opportunities for job seekers and small businesses, showcasing a steady stream of ads across sectors.
Col onel Roosevelt and his party reached Williams from the east over the Santa Fe railroad and left an hour later for the Grand Canyon branch line. The group includes Mrs. Roosevelt and Miss Ethel Roosevelt and plans a day of canyon viewing before continuing to Phoenix.
The annual St Patrick’s Day banquet held at the Hotel Cecil in London by Irish Nationalist residents ended in enthusiastic celebration. Attendees marked the occasion with cheers and festive mood as they gathered to honor Irish heritage and nationalist sentiment.
The advertisement touts Capudine as the only remedy needed to banish ache and fever and restore normal conditions. It claims Capudine cures headaches of all kinds including nervous or sick headaches, headaches from heat cold grip or stomach issues. It is liquid easy to take and acts immediately priced at 50c in drug stores.
A reception marked the victory celebrations of the last general election and future hopes for home rule. President John Redmond presided with prominent Nationalists and Irish MPs delivering speeches.
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