Gossip. New ral Soc Year Observations
A fragmentary note quotes a gathering of observations from the New ral Society year. The excerpt mentions rue and wormwood among sweeter herbs, implying mixed findings but overall wholesomeness.
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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1900
Page
3
A fragmentary note quotes a gathering of observations from the New ral Society year. The excerpt mentions rue and wormwood among sweeter herbs, implying mixed findings but overall wholesomeness.
An American girl from Alabama describes her voyage on the Hamburg American Line to London. She notes German service and customs, a festive voyage, and catching Ladysmith day celebrations with English crowds, flags, and songs. The piece also mentions Miss Carnefix of Anniston and other local social news in Alabama.
List of names appears as a partial postal notice of uncalled for letters. Contains gentlemen and ladies sections with many entries including Brooks J W, Day O Day, Cavagtail, Greer Nurges, Jones, Johnson Col, Morris Kite Montgomery, Upshaw Nat Williams, and numerous Misses. Indicates advertised letters awaiting claim.
Help wanted notice seeking girls aged 12 to 15 for jobs at Pratt and Yates Bag Company. Likely local employment ad offering entry level work with supervision and training in bag making or related tasks.
The Chicago baseball team will depart West Baden tomorrow for Selma Alabama. The trip aims to begin a series against the Selma club with the schedule including April 7 as an intended opening date.
Union Associated Press reports a Western Union line trouble near Franklin Penn on Sunday. A lineman found wires 18 and 19 and 2b crossed with a dead calf tangled in the system, half in the calf in the wires, rest on the ground. Likely the calf was thrown there by a locomotive, leaving a mysterious, dramatic incident.
M W Woodruff is celebrated as one of the finest sheriffs Calhoun County ever had, cited by locals for his service and leadership.
Public notice declares that Lydia Evans and corespondents are non residents of Alabama and must answer the bill of complaint by April 2 1900 or a decree pro confesso may be entered. Affidavit from Jh W Tesgue notes addresses in Texas Georgia and Alabama and defendants over twenty one years old. Clerk A H Shepperd Caldwell Johnston solicitors.
Rival laundrymen boast equal quality but customers doubt such claims. Anniston Steam Laundry at 12th and Noble streets touts reliable service and safe handling, with R. O. Watson ready to move safes or other heavy items. Phone 72.
A brief market note reports Kennesaw five cent cigars cutting into the local cigar trade as small-price competitors gain footholds among area smokers.
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