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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1901
Page
7
Picnic season begins with shade, water, seats, swings, and lunch tables at Oxford Lake Park. Work on stone gutters and terraces has improved beauty, indoor amusements available, refreshment stands open, and special coupons cover bowling, boat hire, and rides. Tickets and coupons sold by McElreath Drug Co and J M Ragan.
Mortgage sale under a 188? trust deed by trustees of St. Paul Methodist Episcopal Church Anniston Alabama. Property described as a parallelogram lot measuring 140 by 190 feet at Leighton avenue and Fourteenth street. Sale postponed to Tuesday June 4 1901. Attorney A P Acre Montgomery Alabama for Board of Extension of the Methodist Episcopal Church Philadelphia Pennsylvania.
A terse remark echoes from a shop on East Tenth Street about patronage and a promised demonstration of a line. The retort hints at a bustling street scene and a seller inviting curious customers to view a notable display.
A well known illustrator recalls a half grown frog that would croak and hop to his finger and a plate view hindered by the animal turning to face him. The tale shifts to In imitation as a party game with a leader and referee directing players to do opposite actions, with forfeit rules for mistakes.
A thief drops a valuable package during a chase and is captured. His loyal dog retrieves the parcel and returns it to his master, unknowingly sealing the man's fate by delivering evidence to the police. The canine loyalty backfires, sending the thief to jail.
Chicago Record-Herald quotes Harvey Peake urging restraint and patience about desires. The verse counsels against envy and rushing for material gains, promoting steadiness before pursuing possessions.
A simple late night poem contrasts sleepy children at home with others awake abroad. The speaker muses on the sun moving to China and Japan to shine for those children, while noting how their morning prayers differ and their daily lives continue across the world.
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