Celebrated Everett and Harvard sold goods at right prices
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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1901
Page
6
A brief grainy item notes celebrated Everett and Harvard selling goods with favorable prices. Details are sparse but emphasize value and popular appeal.
An assortment of aphorisms on conduct and timing from a New York Commercial Advertiser piece, including cautions on contracts and discretion, followed by an anecdote about Blaine and Henderson. It concludes with a Smithsonian tone on Yosemite Valley formation and glacier history, citing National Geographic Magazine.
In Russia etiquette forces marriage to study, so a female student marries a stranger under civil rites. If affection grows they stay together for life. if not the union ends when studies finish and divorce frees both to marry again. Sonya Stovalevekh, noted oathema tician, married a student after their ceremony and later wed him.
A heated exchange features a politician denying accusations of siphoning public funds. He asserts he would not give away money but would keep it, challenging critics and defending his record.
A whimsical Indianapolis item parodies a pig in a wagon bound for the butcher. The pig declares that overeating shortens life, a sly moral about gluttony wrapped in late reattention wordplay.
The article provides burn care tips using carron oil linseed oil and limewater mix, olive oil, and cotton cloth while warning against flour or dusty powders. It then recounts Verdi refusing a Paris critic access to final rehearsals in Milan, stressing privacy and journalistic delays.
A wealthy man buys a bust of his grandfather to display in his house but loses interest. He tells his plumber to repurpose the statue, and a week later he showcases a fountain in his conservatory where water streams from the bust’s head into a marble basin, with gold and silver fish in the pool.
A young man grows irritated by questions from the heiress father. He proclaims he is not an ordinary fortune hunter while she retorts she is no plain duke chaser, in a sharp, period tone.
A humorist in the Cynthiana Democrat reports a surgeon discovered a valuable liniment. He used it on a leg of a politician who had barely walked for years, and now the politician is running for office. In another trial on a friend's arm, the friend immediately struck him for ten.
Professor Riley demonstrated prairie locusts frying as a tasty dish and argued many insects rival oysters in wholesomeness. Meehan’s Monthly notes New Zealand grub or worm found in dead timber, known as bubu, is eagerly sought like mushrooms.
The Atlanta Constitution notes a posthumous tribute where the editor’s wife humorously quotes his opening salutatory. The line reads We are here to stay as part of the tombstone inscription, reflecting the editor’s enduring presence.
The costliest theater ticket at the Jenny Lind concert in New York sold for £110. The Crystone seat was advertised in advance as a premium option.
Effective October 1 Southern Railway operates an elegant Pullman Sleeper Girmioham Ale to Richmond leaving Birmingham at 4 40 p m train No 3A returning Birmingham 11 85 a m this service promises better transport than before for information on tickets contact the representative of Maistwh Wholesale Druggiat of Parkersburg W Va who narrates a cholera morris cure claim for Kernots Ext berry tonic and notes its price and efficacy as a summer remedy
Letters of administration on the estate of John Corning have been granted by Judge Emmett F Crook of the Probate Court of Calhoun county Alabama. All persons with claims against the estate must present them within the time allowed by law or be barred.
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