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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1901
Page
7
The Oxford Lake Park improvements show a more attractive, commodious entertainment hall with open cars planned when weather permits. The Street Railway Co. aims to draw visitors from nearby towns by maintaining a free park for law abiding motorists and offers round trip rides and tickets, encouraging public support.
Southern Railway timetable lists trains between Mobile Birmingham New York with Pullman sleeping cars Birmingham to Atlanta Rome to Chattanooga and other legs Dining car meals en route and connections to Washington Cincinnati and Louisville No 15 No 16 No 20 No 38 No 4 No 34 No 8 No 2 operate daily with special notes on observation and drawing room cars.
The Board of Church Extension of the Methodist Episcopal Church of Philadelphia and Pennsylvania will sell at public outcry on May 4 1901 in Anniston Calhoun County Alabama a parcel bounded by Leighton avenue and Fourteenth street 140 by 190 feet with the deed dated January 18 1551 and recorded in Calhoun probate Book 10 page 175 The sale is postponed to June 4 1901 and to be held in front of the city court room door at legal hours.
A terse remark about a promised line to be shown at a shop on East Tenth Street. The statement conveys a firm offer or demonstration tied to the store at No. 25. No further context or actions are provided in the readable text.
A frightened woman leaning against a street light in Washington and Milk Streets is noticed only after she breaks down. Jack recognizes her and she reveals she has no money to get home after shopping, while the scene contains humorous inserts about inventions and gadget proposals in Leslie's Weekly.
A railway tale contrasts a red haired passenger with a bald man who jokes about hair. A peacemaker parries a scuffle with calm lines about differing opinions. Other items joke on hats, quarrels, and dinner suggestions in a light, columned reminiscence.
A Town Topics note asks what a college course yields. It asserts one benefit is the ability to converse with a Boston baby, illustrating a humorous measure of learned ease and social fluency.
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