Picnic Season Opens At Oxford Lake Park
Picnic season is underway with free admission for small parties and advance booking for large excursions. The park offers shade water seats swings and lunch tables plus new buildings and indoor amusements including bowling alleys an electric merry go round and a bathing pool. A 15¢ coupon with round trip tickets can be used for games boat hire and rides. McElreath Drug Co. and conductors sell tickets. J M Ragan offers Oxford tickets with 10¢ privilege coupons.
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McElreath Drug Co
Oxford
J. M. Ragan
Sale Postponed to Tuesday June 1901 by Church Board
The sale has been postponed until Tuesday June 1901. Board of Extension of the Methodist Episcopal Church of Philadelphia and the state of Pennsylvania.
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Board of Church Extension
Methodist Episcopal Church of Philadelphia
State of Pennsylvania
Line of Goods Mentioned at East Tenth Street Store
The speaker warns that upon a visit to shop No 25 East Tenth Street they will display a line of items. The phrase suggests a sales offer or display method connected to that address.
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East Tenth Street
Two Chicago Boys Start Basement Mushroom Farm
Albert and Wilbur Smith, two brothers aged 16 and 14, living at 6618 Ellis Avenue on Chicago's South Side, built a four tier basement mushroom farm in their four story flat. They began last fall, watered daily, and now report their first mushrooms appearing, proving the venture viable.
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Chicago
Ellis Avenue
Albert
Wilbur Smith
Babylon
Chicago Record-Herald
Remarkable Child Vice President of Atlanta Railway
In Atlanta Cornelius J Simmons, just past his thirteenth birthday, was elected vice president of the Collins Park Railway. He serves as motor man and conductor, works in the shop, and knows the plant’s machinery, while his father heads the company.
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Atlanta
Cornelius J. Simmons
Collins Park Railway Company
Mortgage Sale of Church Property in Anniston Alabama
Mortgage sale by the Board of Church Extension of the Methodist Episcopal Church of Philadelphia and Pennsylvania on May 1901 in Anniston Calhoun County Alabama. The property is a 140 by 190 foot lot at Leighton Avenue and Fourteenth Street described by boundaries. Sale to be held at the city courtroom door during legal hours to the highest cash bidder.
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St. Paul Methodist Episcopal’church
Anniston
al A
Calhoun County
Ala
City Court Room
Leighton Avenue
Fourteenth Street
14Th Street
Board of Church Extension
The
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Philadelphia
State of
Pennsylvania
Foamy Ducks and a Child Poet Reminisce
A fragment from Felicia Hemans recalls a child poet with a debut at thirteen and a poem about ducks. The text shifts to praise mothers and maternal love, contrasting innocence with enduring devotion in a moral, nostalgic tone.
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Thomas’ Drug Store
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Felicia Dorothea Hemans
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Alabama General Agency
the Mutual Life Insurance Company
Richard A [leCurdy
Lima
Mutual Life Insurance Company OF
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