Anniston Business Leaders Urge Local Patronage and Pride
The Anniston Commercial Club and city merchants press residents to support home industries to boost prosperity. They highlight car works, Woodstock furnaces, and Hercules plant growth while urging locals to buy Anniston products and avoid shopping out of town. Local firms like CITY HARDWARE CO. invite customers to view their harnesses, wagons, and hardware offerings.
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Wellborn
Channer of Commerce
Anniston
Car Works
Woodstock
Hercules
Gadsden
Calhoun County
Sears & Roebuck
Montgomery, Ward & Co
City Hardware CO
Seeaee Hadi
Mary Hazleton Visits the Dwyer Home
A narrator recalls meeting Mary Hazleton at Belle's studio and guiding her home. He follows her after a porch chat and watches her discreet entrance into the Lombard brothers' residence, hinting at a developing, playful complication in their encounters.
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Tam
Mary Hazleton
Belle
Miss Hazleton
Belle’s
Europe
Mary
Lombard Brothers
Do You Open Your Mouth to Learn About Remedies
A promotional piece on Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription claims it cures women’s ailments and strengthens nursing mothers. It asserts ingredients are disclosed on wrappers and backed by medical authorities, inviting readers to request a free booklet from the Buffalo institute.
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Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Heirloom Heiress and a Hidden Romance Unfold
A wary suitor and a bold heiress reveal a scheme by the Lombard uncles to pair them. Mary Hazleton Lombard confesses her identity and their engagement as plans collapse into mutual trust and romance. Their mother’s orchestration is revealed as a matchmaker’s ploy that succeeds.
They Mixed in the Smoketown Ballroom
The Houston Chronicle quotes local speech about a ballroom scene where beauty and chivalry mingle, noting the mingling lasted until about seven o'clock as Dentley mixed. The brief captures a colorful social moment in Smoketown with regional flair and dialogue.
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Yaas
Smoketown
Dentley
Houston Chronicle
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Ting
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F. S. Pendle’s
Anatsion Meat Market
KR. S. Pendle
Fountain Market
Opera House
M. M. Cunningham
Mr. Dwyer
Mixa Hazleton
Martha
Mother
Mr. Day
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Lombard Steps
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State of Alabama
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Ala
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W. W. Stringfellow
T. H. A. Young
A. J. Goodwin
Cashier
A. W. Bell
J. B. Knox
A. L. Tyler
J. M. Garvin
W. L. McCaa
A. L. Tyler Jr
J. B. Goodwin
J.C. Sproull
E. L. Turner
E. L. Turner & CO
G. H. Brummell & CO
Brummell & Pinson
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Co. J. Houser
Jas. Keith
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