Dr Stagg Preaches at First Presbyterian Sunday
Dr John W Stagg will preach at the First Presbyterian church Sunday morning at 11 and evening at 8 in Rev 8 E Hodges absence due to illness in a Selma hospital Hodges bedside reports say he is slowly recovering Miss Grant announces she is too busy to prepare for an opening but will show hats at eighteent hh and Gurnee Mc 23 31
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John W. Stagg
First Presbyterian Church
8. E. Hodges
Selma
Mr. Hodges
Sweet Family theatrical at Henderson Sturges piano store
The Epworth class presents the comedy Sweet Family Friday night at Henderson Sturges Piano Store. Attend to see fashionable gowns and hear the latest songs as the audience enjoys the show. Admission 25 cents. Fresh Spanish mackerel also advertised at Sterne's for 15 cents a pound.
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Henderson-Sturges Piano Store
Epworth Elass
Hats and groceries at Grant's and Henderson-Sturges shows
A mix of local ads and a court note appears. Miss Grant's at Eighth and Gurnee promotes street hats and quick service while Henderson-Sturges Piano Store advertises a singing event. A motion before Judge Coleman seeks to set aside a sealed verdict in Ferrell v House, with attorney D Kline asserting legal and evidentiary conflicts.
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Coleman
Ferrell Vs. House
Co. D. Kline
Ferrell
Friday Orning
ZEMO Advertises Skin Treatment and Soap Quality
The ad promotes ZEMO as a skin beautifier and treatment for eczema pimples dandruff and all skin and scalp diseases. It markets ZEMO SOAP as a strong lathering antiseptic soap for toilet or bath and notes Elam-Hamrick Drug Co in Anniston sells it.
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ZEMO
Anniston
Elam-Hamrick Drug Co
Cotton seed sale offer from Anniston grower
I produced one and a half to two bales per acre last year and have a limited quantity of seed from that cotton for sale at one dollar and a half per bushel. Apply to Mrs. Edmund L. Tyler The Pines Anniston Saturday Monday Wednesday and Saturday.
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Edmund L. Tyler
the Pines
Anniston
Wed&Sat
Ice Covers City and Threatens Local Fruit
A morning frost left heavy ice across the city. Authorities and residents fear damage to fruit crops, though clues about fatalities or full loss remain unclear. Several people express willingness to salvage what remains if possible.
Herbine Cures Constipation and Regulates Bowels
Advertises Herbine as a remedy for constipation and restoring regular bowel movements. Priced at 50 cents and sold by J. L. Wikle.
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J. L. Wikle
Sweet Family Sings Tonight at Henderson Sturges Piano Store
Community music note announces The Sweet Family performing tonight at the Henderson Sturges Piano Store. Local audience invited to enjoy a live indoor showcase featuring the family group and piano selections.
Masonic Convocation Tonight in Anniston Chapter
At 7 30 sharp this evening Anniston Chapter No. 105 R A M holds work in M E M and Royal Arch degrees. Visiting companions are cordially invited to attend.
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Anniston
Royal Arch
Mother's Wages Reflection on Domestic Labor
A dialogue in which a child explains his family morning routine and wages. The boy earns three dollars weekly while his father receives three dollars daily, and he protests that his mother does not get paid for her work, highlighting unpaid family labor.
Notable visitors circulate through Anniston area
A string of guests arrived or stayed in Anniston including R. H. McClung of Atlanta, A. B. Gill of Chattanooga, P. H. Lovejoy Jr of St Louis, J. H. Manning of Montgomery, Col W J Brock from Piedmont, Charles T Brown of Charleston and others. Local officials Dr J F Rowan and Mayor H L Stevenson of Jacksonville were noted visitors. Philip Sterne of Montgomery, former solicitor, was in town on legal business.
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J. F. Rowan
H. L. Stevenson
Jacksonville
Anniston
Philip H. Sterne
Montgomery
Playroom For Children Once Common Now Scarce
A plea for dedicated children playrooms arguing they keep mess contained and teach tidiness. The article notes playrooms prevent damage in other rooms, offer a safe space for dogs to play, and curb clutter like hidden rails and misplaced toys, highlighting benefits of closets and window boxes.
How to wash your face in old time home care
A discussion on face washing methods contrasts soap and water with oil baths and oil rubbed with clean linen. It recommends a complexion brush over a daily daytime wash, noting sponges may fail to clean clogged pores and stressing the value of proper tools for clear skin.
Laughing at a Dining Joke Ends in Group Toast
In an uptown café a German man accidentally topples a chair onto a young patron. After an awkward apology the group jokes about a “trip” and the German responds with a wry quip. The moment ends with a round of laughter and drinks for all, including the German.
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Philadelphia Times
The Spice of Life The Bain That Failed
A young man in Dauphin street during a Sunday worship tells a girl he rarely attends church but makes up for absences with a five dollar gold piece in the offering. The minister notes the foreign missions collection totals 3.26 dollars.
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Dauphin Street
Philadelphia Times
Procrastinating Son Gets Lesson From Wise Father
A witty exchange has a father chiding his son for delays and urging him to be an early bird. The son jokes that the early bird often ends up served tomorrow, highlighting a playful clash over timeliness.
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Ike
Pop
Little Lina Answers About Teeth and Purgatory
A dinner table exchange has Lina claiming she will have 32 teeth when she gets her purgatory teeth. Her mother asks about her knowledge of physiology and the girl responds with a playful line about future teeth.
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Lina
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Hat Sparks Contagious Cough Embarrassment in Sermon
A pastor relates a wife’s violent coughing fit during a morning sermon. The doctor reassures that the episode stemmed from her new hat, not illness, drawing amused eyes from the congregation.
Strange Dispatch Leaves Readers Baffled
A cryptic exchange hints at a four year-old quarrel ending with a forced verbal concession and the curious removal of a small dictionary from the subject’s left side leaving local readers puzzled.
Notable Lines From An Early Value Lesson
An early example in the piece notes that some people fall into life’s easier pleasures. A playful remark contrasts the handy student who rings bells, answers the door, and dodges study with others who do not.
Gave Her Away in Gossiping Household Scene
In a frothy domestic exchange Edith chides Mrs Gossip while Mamma defends her, quarreling over perceptions of a guest as a catty rival. The snippet hints at social tensions and maternal tones within a lively parlour encounter.
Coal for winter supply from O. Watson
O. Watson sells the best coal grades at reasonable prices. Call phone 72 to discuss arrangements.
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O. Watson
Phon
The Fate of Tantalus and Mrs Gadd Confront Gossip
In a tense exchange Mrs Gadd pleads for release to reveal harsh rumors about the Blifkins family and the upstairs girl. A reluctant Mr Gadd worries that leaving the house will provoke Mrs Blifkins to lure away their cook and expose their secrets.
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Mrs. Gadd
Pa’s Insured Life Brings Mixed Reactions at Home
A Chicago News snippet presents a domestic scene where a father proclaims he has insured his life and feels relieved yet his wife fears harsh choices for their family. The dialogue references fear of poverty, lack of luxuries, and concern for their son’s future as tension rises in a plainspoken household.
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A.m
Negative Fitness and the Reform Myth
The Washington Star defines a reformer as someone who believes his professional experience uniquely qualifies him to hold office, a skeptical view relayed through dialogue about public service and fitness for reform.
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Rollo
Washington Star
Plunkville Hall Talk on Hookworm Debate
Town hall crowd heard Professor Matt lecture on hookworm. Discussion focused on pros and cons.
Candid Exchange on Fair Share Causes Family Laughs
A father advises his son to be polite to everyone and warns that politeness may prevent repercussions when taking more than a fair share. The exchange ends with a lighthearted acknowledgment from the son.
Be Your Own Social Secretary Says Priscilla
Priscilla tells John to speak for himself and urges self reliance as a social secretary. The exchange highlights independence and personal responsibility in conversation.
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John
Priscilla
You Can't Gratify Champagne Tastes On Beer Income
A witty remark attributes frugality to a brewer capable of turning limited means into quality. The quote contrasts luxury desire with practical brewing prowess and thrift.
Jason Finds Fleece and Double Takes From France
In a mix of quips and debate the tale recalls Jason finding a golden fleece and returning home met with skepticism about its authenticity. A wife jokes about pol aritis while a husband doubts every claim, as souvenirs from Europe pile up including spoons and hotel silver.
Miss K Probes Husband’s “Beauty and Brains” Remark
In social banter Mrs B dismisses Miss K’s probe into her husband’s dinner toast claiming he was under wine influence and boasted about marrying beauty and brains. Miss K labels him a bigamist.
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Miss K
Mrs. B
Veil Borders Highlight Plain and Chenille Veils
Veils in plain and chenille dotted mesh feature a medium depth border of chiffon and satin ribbon. The craft emphasizes delicate edging to complement bridal headpieces and formal gowns. Obstinate finishes showcase contrasting textures while preserving a classic veil silhouette.
Cost of living woes shine through street slang
A breezy, clipped vignette reflects on economic strain and a carefree loafer's view as a holiday approaches, with playful language hinting at stress behind the laughter. The piece juxtaposes the sharp wit of a young lawyer with the casual indifference of workers facing rising prices.
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Nobuddy
Wife and Husband Exchange Witty Barbs
A light exchange of clever banter as a wife asserts wit while the husband concedes her skill but notes she seldom acts. The exchange, drawn from Tit Bits, showcases playful domestic dialogue.
City Record Tops NYC Publications by Cost and Revenue
The City Record, despite being the most expensive publication in New York City at $1,175,000 per year, reports the lowest income among its peers. This contrast highlights a rare discrepancy between price and revenue in the local publishing market.
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New York City
City Record
Bride’s friends cry out as couple quarrels on wedding day
A Courier Journal note reports the wedding day dispute with the bride’s companions crying loudly, upsetting the groom and prompting a tense moment before the ceremony.
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Courier-Journal
Wanted Manager and Solicitor for Old Line Health and Accident
Health and Accident company seeks a traveling representative in Anniston Alabama with liberal compensation for a capable hustler. Experience not necessary. Write J Wyatt general delivery Anniston stating past five years experience age address and references. For sale P N Boyer’s home with three acres on Boyer Hill, water and suitable for chicken farm, easy terms or rent.
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J. Wyatt
Anniston
Ala
P. N. Boyer
Boyer Hill
Lost Poodle With White Tail Recovered by Blackwell
A white tailed poodle was found and the owner D. C. Blackwell will receive the reward. Mar 24 21.
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D. C. Blackwell
Six room two story dwelling for sale near Wilmer
A six room two story dwelling at No. 109 Sixth street near Wilmer is offered for sale for 15 dollars.
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Sixth Street
Wilmer
West Thirteenth Street
Pine Avenue
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