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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1900
Page
4
A crowd of doctors on Healthy Street gathered to denounce a rival named Mystic Oil of Joy. The stranger revealed the product in a bottle, urging adoption for cures and broader practice, leading to a collective pledge to use Mystic Oil of Joy and rejoice.
Miss Ccla Taylor resumes charge of the machinery department at J. R. Lemon's after months in Baltimore. Mrs. M. W. McCraw of Oxford returned from Florida resorts, health improved. Mrs. A. A. Fonville, from Montgomery, joins husband at Western Union. Mr. and Mrs. Fonville stay with Mrs. J. H. Allen on Quinterd avenue. Mrs. Kua D Vining visits East Point relatives. Mrs. J. M. Madden of Lincoln returns from visit to W. G. Hardin and kin. Mr. and Mrs. J. Hillman of Baltimore wintering in the South for health, leaving for Thomasville. Mr. Saks accompanies to Birmingham.
Election note urging support for M. W. Woodruff for sheriff with a vote count line 41 and an instruction to order coal and stove wood from Rh. O. Watson at phone 72 tf.
The article surveys presidents recreation habits hunting fishing driving and pets at the White House. It notes Cleveland loved dogs and cats while McKinley avoided animals. a Russian bloodhound gifted to McKinley was returned. It mentions a Washington correspondent and a doorkeeper’s cat. The piece ends with a phone contact for safes and moving services.
Albert 2 Bush former city resident now of Mobile is elected president of the Mobile Carnival association. McCraw is expected to win the sheriff nomination boosting his county lead. The town hosts an ice cream and oyster supper to support a good cause at the Third Presbyterian church.
Miss Carol Aus, known for delicate miniatures, discussed pricing with visitors in Chicago. She notes miniatures cost from two to five hundred dollars, and that larger works would not necessarily be more costly than smaller pieces. The ivory or porcelain medium factors into value, and she emphasizes the artist’s effort rather than size.
Kennesaw 5c cigars cut into local cigar trade as Jack Patterson of Tronaton, held on a blind tigering charge, posts bond and is released. Pratt & Yates Bag Co notes Jim Campbell, brought from Birmingham for revenue cases, freed due to prior county jail confinement. he faces grand jury after a year and owes 1 judgment plus costs at the next term. Girls Wanted 12 to 15 years appears in the text.
Mr James L Jackson returns from Birmingham to resume his old position in the rolling mill department of the Southern Car and Foundry company He is welcomed back and his family has remained in Kennesaw in a good home with his return expected to benefit the plant and community.
The A. G. Allen's Original New Orleans Minstrels, a longrunning southern managed company, will perform under canvas at Moore and Thirteenth streets next Thursday night March 22. The troupe, famous for 20 years, features mostly southern natives and promises wholesome entertainment for ladies and children.
Nearly all dealers handle Kennesaw cigars. Get R. O. Watson to do your hauling. Phone 72.
The Kennesaw 5e cigar takes center stage in local stores and among enthusiasts as buyers praise its flavor and aroma. Dealers report strong demand and growing interest at multiple outlets.
A flurry of visitors and locals travel between Heflin White Plains Gadsden Edwardsville Talladega and Birmingham. Notables include J R Moore J L Simpson and James R Moore of Heflin along with D C Blackwell Dake Keller Ullman and others visiting for brief stays or business and court matters.
In a Saint Nicholas essay, the author explains Polaris appears as one star but is actually three orbiting bodies. Campbell's spectroscope at Lick Observatory shows Polaris’s triple nature and an earth approach of about seven miles per second. Mizar may also be a multiple star, with spectral lines shifting roughly every 52 days. The article notes the limits of telescopes in resolving distant stars and hints at ongoing astronomical research.
Gerald Stanley Lee describes the newspaper man as an outcast who never rests and lives by recording others lives. He works on holidays and Sundays, finding meaning in capturing the world in columns. The man behind the mirror reflects life and survives on others’ joys and losses.
An English boy's periodical asked readers to rank leisure activities. Football tops the list of 22 options, followed by cricket cycling swimming gymnastics reading rowing stamp collecting. Croquet ranked last and golf was twentieth, with baseball left unmentioned.
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