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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1900
Page
7
Mr Gilbertson details the traditional saber making method from magnetic iron ores and ferruginous sand. blades are built from countless thin laminae, heated, folded, and soldered into blocks then sharpened over weeks to produce high quality sabers.
A story recounted by The Major in To- Day tells of a savvy stock broker appointed captain in an Irish militia battalion. A seasoned color sergeant tests him with a wife's message about leave, exposing the captain's suspicion of a setup. The twist reveals two of the "most relegant liars" under the roof, including the speaker himself.
A description of a Parisian institution treating weakened trees along the Seine Boulevards. The text notes how Africa referenced features in the landscape and describes a stump-like hill with a breastwork of bowl and exposed rock and detritus shaped by tropical erosion.
A garbled Globe excerpt explores how compliments relate to requests and repayment. It suggests initiating repayment after a compliment and ponders respectful conduct in communication. The fragment frames etiquette within a financial metaphor and questions reciprocity.
The notice advertises juicy tender Westland native beef pastes and steaks for sale at Eldridge's market located at 14 West Tenth.
The London Lancet notes broad use of modern science in the South Africa conflict beyond weapons. Balloons and field glasses aid scouting, wireless telegraphy and kites link troops, and strict hygiene reduces wound infections. Roentgen rays locate projectiles while antisepsis and anesthesia improve surgical outcomes.
The American Exporter notes metal culverts show success on the Congo railway in Africa due to low masonry costs. Steel tubes of varying diameters and lengths were riveted and tapered for nesting fit, with hoop ends and cement or tow and lead joints. later, no joints were used as earth consolidates between tubes. Objections about durability have not been proven in practice.
A Washington Iowa Democrat editorial note quips that many literary men look like chumps, but asserts not all chumps are literary, reflecting a humorous stance on literary pretensions in public life.
A Chicago composer argues that bank notes influence how fortunes are formed. Meanwhile Boston authorities demand municipal work be performed by union labor across city projects.
By virtue of the power in a will, Nancy Hoggenteoth assigns sale of lot 12 in block 1, according to the Anniston City Land Company's map. The property in Anpinion, Ala will be sold at public outcry to the highest bidder for cash, between 10 and 11 am. J. W. Husseurs is the executor with Waldweil & Johnston as attorneys.
Tax sale announced by Calhoun County Alabama Probate Court for lands and lots due taxes and costs for 1890 and earlier. Taxes and costs listed against numerous Aniston addresses and parcels, with sale set for June 18, 1900 at the courthouse door in Aniston.
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