Oxford Lake Park A Model Free to Taxpayers
The article praises Oxford Lake Park for its ongoing improvements and attractive facilities funded by the street railway company. It notes open cars will run when weather permits and offers a 14 mile round trip for a 10 cent fare with optional 20 cent round tickets including a 15 cent boat hire coupon, inviting public support from the region.
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The
Street Railway Co
Anniston
Oxford
Oxford Lake
Oxford Lake Park
Southern Railway Condensed Schedule Details
Condensed schedule effective Jan 27 lists Washington and Southwestern Limited train No 38 from Atlanta to New York with vestibule coach Pullman Sleeping car Birmingham to New York, dining and library observation cars, daily except Sunday. No 36 runs Birmingham to Danville and Atlanta to New York with Pullman Drawing room Sleeping car and dining Charlott e to Washington. Officials listed including Jackson Selma Freeman Gannon Harpwick Benscoter.
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Washington and Southwestern Limited
Atlanta
New York
Pullman
Birmingham
Pullman Library
Danville
Charlote
Washington
Selma
Ala
F. S. Gannon
W.P
Washington, D.C
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Douglasville
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Aneer
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Macon
Jesup
Jacksonville
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Brunswick
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Rome
Salisbury
Cincinnati
Louisville
Chattanooga
Arene
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Charlotte
Hie
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Lynchburg
Charlottesvil
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Mortgage Trustees Sell Anniston Parcel by Public Auction
By virtue of a mortgage power executed January 1 1888 by the trustees of St Paul Methodist Episcopal Church of Anniston Alabama and recorded in Calhoun County Alabama the property bounded by Leighton Avenue and Fourteenth Street will be sold at public sale to the highest cash bidder on Monday May 4 1901 in front of the city courtroom door Anniston. The parcel measures 140 by 190 feet and forms a parallelogram described as beginning at the southeast corner of Leighton Avenue and Fourteenth Street and returning to that point. The sale note adds that the Board of Church Extension of the Methodist Episcopal Church Philadelphia and Pennsylvania announced a postponement to Tuesday June 4 1901.
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St. Paul Methodist Episcopal Church of
Anniston
Calhoun County
Ala
Leighton Avenue
Fourteenth Street
14Th Street
Board of Church Extension
The
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Philadelphia
State of
Pennsylvania
Storefront Quoter Promises Line at East Tenth Street
A visitor warns they will display a line if someone calls at No. 25 East Tenth Street, signaling a bold sales or display tactic. The remark frames a challenge to come to the shop for a demonstration or pattern. The exchange hints at a promotional line tied to the street address.
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East Tenth Street
Sugar Making Origins Claim Chinese Discovery
The China claims to have discovered sugar making origins dating back 3000 years during the Tsin dynasty and notes refined sugar appeared in England only in 1659. India contests priority, but many believe Hindus learned from Chinese. Ancient reports cite cane sugar by Asians and honey metaphor, with sugar later expanding from luxury to global staple.
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China
India
Nearchus
Alexander
Indus
Great Britain
England
The Cathedral at Seville A Marvel of Gothic Grandeur
The Cathedral at Seville rose from a medieval wager as canons sought to outdo Toledo and Cordoba. Its central nave towers in height while the four side naves rival entire churches in depth. The main altar features vast sculpted panels and statues. organ pipes rival cannon. Religious ceremonies overflow with grandeur drawing crowds through lavish processions and public celebrations.
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Toledo
Cordova
Sevilla
Notre Dame of
Paris
Wife Declines Lace Gift Use For Herself
A husband schemes to buy a birthday scarf for his wife by asking her to pick one for a friend. She selects a plain lace, fears spending, and tells him it is fine. He reveals the ruse and confesses the scarf was meant for her, to her surprise and amusement.
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Amelie
London
Invention of bellows traced to ancient times
Text notes bellows appear in Egypt at Thethmes III’s time around 1490 B C, possibly as an emblem on a tomb. It cites Greek and Roman recognition of bellows, notes Strabo’s misattribution to Anacharsis, and mentions 16th century German wooden bellows with unknown inventor.
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Egypt
Thethmes III
Strabo
Anacharsis
Solon
Germany
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VIA
M. E. & T. Railway
MO. P. Daly
Atlanta, Ga
Electricegas
Noble Street
Southern Railway
Knoxville
Hot Springs
Asheville
Greensboro
Ermerth League
Dan Transet
Alabama
San Francisco
New Orleans
Cific
Mobile
Montgomery
Geo. W. Ely
Trav. Pass
Board of Cauren Extension
Methodist Episcopal Church of Philadelphia
Ager
E.e.forbes
Tenth Street
R. J. Miles
John Wilson & Co
Tutt
Seville
Murray Hill
M. Markstein
Opera House
Capital
Coton, Grain and Stocks
Chicago
First National Bank
G. B. Flint
Nish
Thomas’ Drug Store
West Tenth Street
Alabama General Agency
Plutual Life Insurance Company
Richard M McCurdy
President
Oma
Mutual Life Insurance Company OF
Columbus Smith
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