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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1900
Page
6
The report notes the Imperial Council Order of the Mystic Shrine holds its annual session in Washington D C from the 22nd to the 24th in 1900. It records gathering details and proceedings of Shriners based national organization.
The passage notes Longfellow recognizing music's calming effect and its strong moral influence. It contrasts music's soothing power with daily cares that fade away, suggesting the home benefits from musical culture and solace.
Rork and Derrick report the Parker House will be run by Mr. and Mrs. G W Dewberry. They will repair and arrange the premises and take several boarders.
In mountain districts the Travata gates the bride’s passage to her husband’s village with ribbon barriers and speeches by village elders. The bride pays a purse to the church and community, then proceeds past two arches to the bridal feast as bridesmaids and armed youths race to claim the house keys.
The article notes moves to abolish the title dowager in several realms. Victoria’s daughter is renamed Empress Frederick by royal decree. Wilhelmina’s Holland orders the ex regent to be called Queen Emma rather than queen dowager, while China’s former empress also adopts the reform.
A brief cryptic line from a Chicago Democrat urging caution in action and ethics. No clear event, date, or named individuals beyond the regional tag.
Anthony Ward wrote in 1654 that coffee was publicly sold near the Angel within the east gate of Oxen and chocolate by an outlander of Jew. The sentence documents language usage and early coinage of the term outlander in commerce.
A Golden Days report tells of an owl swooping onto a ship’s main track. Markoff and Winchell are seized by talons as the captain and crew watch. After a desperate struggle, the boys free themselves with a boat hatchet but suffer wounded wrists and damaged hands. The owl spans five feet across its wings.
The forecast revenue for France this year runs to about £144 million with roughly £50 million devoured by public debt and £47.2 million by the army and navy. M. Levy asserts that each Frenchman must earn enough between dawn and night to pay 25 centimes to the state before he can eat his daily bread.
The proposed East river bridges in New York will require condemning extensive private property. The Manhattan approach to the Blackwell's Island bridge is expected to destroy two churches and about 130 houses.
A rich widow in Monte Carlo falls for a youthful impostor calling himself the duc de Castiglia-Carcaran, real name Annibal Martin, who later pressures for marriage and is exposed after detectives reveal his true, criminal past. He flees to Italy while the widow reports him to police. Domestic animals also claim a link to colds in a separate note.
A Chicago Daily News line notes the criminal dreads his shadow that appears as a detective in pursuit, hinting at paranoiac fear and looming justice.
A Washington Star poem fragment portrays a woman asking why the other keeps saying no. The speaker urges love cannot wait, noting sunshine eyes and May-like smile, while the man replies no as an April Fool rule. Robbins pause to listen to the exchange.
Mr FI B Swift of Parkersburg Virginia, a wholesale druggist for JN Murdch, says he was laid up with cholera morbus and cured by one dose of Kermott’s Ext Blackberry. He would pay $500 a bottle and recommends it as the best remedy for summer complaint diarrhea and cholera morbus.
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