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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1910

Page

5

New Cheese Varieties and Beet Pulp Advertised

Prime dairy items include Walnut Cream Cheese and Welsh Rabbit now in stock with weekly express shipments of Pimento and Philadelphia Cream Cheese from Sterne's. Henry Harvey, a Black man, was arrested on a desertion charge. he posted bond for court appearance and was released. Beet pulp marketed as a light bulky edible veg product with multiple sale days listed.

Express Philadelphia Sterne’s Henry Harvey

Court Takes Recess as Jury Term Opens

The second week of the City court jury term began with jury organization. Several minor cases were settled by consent verdicts and juries were discharged until 9 a m Tuesday for a further session.

Dr. Hughes to Become County Health Officer April First

Dr. R. L. Hughes of Choccolocco returns from a two month stay in south Georgia where he developed a farm and will assume duties as county health officer on April 1. Some had thought he already held the post, but the appointment takes effect next month. Reidinger & Co. advertises porter call and phone 22 for prompt groceries.

R. L. Hughes Choccolocco South Georgia Hughes Reidinger & Co

Calhoun Lodge Plans Evening Session and Knight Degree

Calhoun lodge Knights of Pythias will serve light refreshments after the session tonight. The rank of Knight will be conferred in amplified form. All members are urged to attend and visitors will be warmly welcomed.

Calhoun Lodge Knights of Pythias

For Sale Fine Cotton Seed At One Fifty Per Bushel

Local ad offers cotton seed from last year crop. Owner claims 1.5 to 2 bales per acre. Limited quantity available at 1.50 dollars per bushel. Contact Mrs. Edmund L. Tyler The Pines Anniston for details. Auction or sale days listed Sat Mon Wed and Sat.

Edmund L. Tyler the Pines Anniston Sat Mon Wed&Sat

Death of Mrs Mary Ghio Widow of Confederate Hero

Mrs Mary Lucinda Ghio aged 69 died Saturday night of tuberculosis. Her body was sent to Lincoln for interment. She was the widow of Dominico Ghio, born Italian, who distinguished himself as a Confederate soldier in many battles. Mr Ghio died about two years ago in this city.

Mary Lucinda Ghio Now Street Lincoln

American House Barber Shop Ad Promises First Class Haircuts

An advertisement for E. Julius Williams at American House Barber Shop hints at high class service with top tier prices. The listing references a March 21 date and a location on Th and Noble, signaling a refined, upscale barber experience.

E. Julius Williams Amercian House Th and Noble

Experiment in a Week Buying Only Advertised Items

A reader proposes a seven day challenge to purchase only items clearly advertised as available. The idea tests purity of consumer choices and highlights how advertising shapes shopping habits and decision making.

Stevens Market Moves to New West 15th Location

Stevens Market announces relocation from W. M. Bagley Co. to 1100 West 15th Street and promises improved service. Patrons are invited to place orders and call for delivery or inquiries.

West 15Th Street W. M. Bagley & Co

Foreclosure sale notice for Anniston property in 1911

Default on bonds secured by mortgage leads to a foreclosure sale in Anniston Calhoun county Alabama. Harvey B Lutz as successor trustee advertises the parcel described with buildings and. other property tied to the South Anniston Land Company including industrial plant assets. Sale adjourned from March 27 to April 17 1911 with possible further postponement due to bankruptcy proceedings. CHAS. F. Douglass attorney.

J. C. Sproull W. W. Stringfellow W. A. Davis Calhoun County State of Alabama Harvey B. Lutz Anniston State of Alabama Towit South Anniston Land Company Division Street Oxford Lake Anniston Electric and Gas Co East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Division The Southern Railway City of

What to Feed Baby in First Years and Beyond

Guidance on feeding infants through early childhood advises daily meat portions after age one, including beef and lamb, roasted and lightly cooked. chicken white meat. Milk should continue a quart daily, possibly prepared with cream and water. One soft boiled egg daily is optional, often every other day before age five, with emphasis on avoiding dislike of eggs.

Two of the World's Richest Babies Grow Up in Wealth

The article profiles Vincen Walsh McLean of Washington and William H. Clark, grandsons of John R. McLean and a Montana senator, as infant heirs to vast fortunes. It notes protective measures, upbringing to stay simple, and early wishes to be a policeman and a carefree child, with tutors and servants surrounding their palatial homes.

America Vincen Walsh McLean Washington William H. Clark Montana Baby McLean McLean Vinson John R. McLean Canada Mexico Thomas F. Walsh Colorado Luxary Clark

Youthful Frocks Capture Summer Fashion Interest

The article highlights attractive frocks made of waste marquisette, suitable for house wear or warm climates. Embroidery is machine done, with subtle craftsmanship evident upon close inspection.

Mothers Hour and the social duty of care

A reflective piece praising mothers and women for leading the fight against poverty among city children. It urges more nurses, district visitors, warm clothing, and sustained effort to help babies in tenements, framing caregiving as essential women’s work and a call to action for readers.

Longfellow Land of maké@believe

Bead Embroidery for Spring Frocks

Bead trimmings popular all winter reappear on spring frocks. Lingerie styles unchanged. a few bead bands can modernize a dress. Home trimming is affordable, requiring only thread, a fine needle, and beads, with careful outlining and sewing.

Four Titles Reported Murder Case in Rochester 1907

Fragmentary note describes a 1907 Rochester murder case with references to Maine state connections and vague terminology. Details are unclear and names or exact actions are not provided.

Rochester Maine

Beautiful Words Seldom Used in a New York Contest

A New York judged contest selected twenty one words deemed the most beautiful in English. The piece argues beauty in language elevates thoughts and character, urging readers to cultivate a refined vocabulary and appreciation for literature and gentle speech.

New York Philadelphia

Sunflower Philosophy and Misplaced Luck Beliefs

A woman suspects a man of wandering money while claiming he lacks finer feelings. A man clings to luck in others but calls his own choice sound business judgment. The piece hints at saving money and space by reducing unnecessary fetters, in a light editorial tone from the Atchison Globe.

Atchingon Kan Globe

Classified Advertising Offers Highly Specialized Publicity

Classifieds offer targeted publicity options for sellers and advertisers seeking specialized exposure. Details vary by publication and reach, with options for tailored audiences and distinct market segments.

J P Miller Visits Calhoun Roots in Texas Return

J P Miller of High Texas, born in Calhoun county Alabama, visits his brothers L B Miller of Oxford X H Miller of Bulnton and sister Mrs B A Hughes of Bynums. He recalls dramatic changes since he left fifteen years ago and praises local improvements before returning home Tuesday.

J. P. Miller High Texas Calhoun County Alabama Oxford X. H. Miller Bulnton B. A. Hughes Bynums Mr. Miller Anniston Mace

Found Gold Ring Ad Notice at Star Office

A found gold ring is offered for return at Star office. Owner must describe it and pay for this ad. Meh 27-21. Also Virginia style farm ad for field peas and Jersey milk cows listed by R Gibson Rural Route No 1 Anniston Meh 27 etc.

Star Office Meh Gibson Anniston

For Rent Four Rooms Near 1426 Noble Street

For rent a four room unit with bath and electric lights. Includes a good garden and is near 1426 Noble Street. Meh 22-1.

Noble Street Meh

Notice of administration for B Dudley Williams estate

The undersigned Mollie T Williams is appointed administratrix of the estate of B Dudley Williams deceased by the Probate Court of Calhoun County Alabama on March 27 1911. All persons with claims must present them within the legal time or be barred. Niel P Sterne attorney. March 27 to 31.

B. Dudley Williams Probate Calhoun County Alabama Mollie T. Williams

Rheumatism Relief by Liniment Offered

In cases of rheumatism relief from pain makes sleep and rest possible. This may be obtained by applying Chamber lain's Liniment. For sale by all dealers.

Chamberlain

Local Ad Promotes R O Watson Cowl Ope Supplies

An advertisement for R O Watson offering best grades and reasonable prices for cowl ope supplies. It invites customers to call phone 72 to discuss details with Watson. The note appears as an unimportant ad not printed in today’s paper.

R. O. Watson Watson

Advertiser Persistence Proves Winning Strategy

The ad campaign emphasizes steady persistence as the key to success, arguing that consistent effort by advertisers yields better long term results than sporadic bursts. It highlights ongoing commitment and deliberate messaging to build market presence and drive outcomes.

War Ad Work Sparks Backing For Business Plans

A brief note notes opportunity for wartime advertising when a solid business plan attracts financial backing. The statement suggests investors seek clear plans before supporting campaigns or promotions.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mes Douglass J. A. Douglass Thur-Sat-Mon Negro A. L. Ars Moore John Segers DR. Hughes Ghio A.j.goodwing CO Real Estate and Insurance Wilmer Stevens’ Market Chas. F. Douglass Atty. Med Gomes With 205K Sunflower Philosophy P. N. Boyer Boyer Hill Fresh Jersey Milch Crows South Wilmer F. W. Ledbetter West Lith Street City Bank and Realty Co MO. W. Coleman City Bank & FE TE Dept., Realty Co Noble St. Res Sam’s L. Crook & Company Real Estate & Insurance Sixth Street West Thirteenth Street Pine Avenue Niel P. Sterne
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