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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1900
Page
2
An advertisement touts a stove pipe warming shelf described as versatile and convenient for keeping food warm. Priced at 50 cents, it promises usefulness for all with a cow and hints at a forthcoming sale.
A note describes items titled The New Tinnere manufactured and located in the basement of Dixie Hardware Co. The wording suggests a product or line associated with a store basement display or workshop.
The Parker House, under the excellent management of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Dewberry, is rapidly filling. About fifteen rooms remain on the third floor with water and conveniences. Rooms may be rented furnished or water oiled, with or without board. See us for good board and lodging at reasonable prices.
We do more work and make more money than any other laundry in town by better work and service. ANNISTON STEAM LAUNDRY Corner Twelfth and Noble streets. King Manufacturing Co 11 west Eleventh street Plumbing Gas Steam and Hot Water Heating Tin Work Repairs given prompt attention Have us do your repairing.
Western North Carolina's Asheville is pitched as the Land of the Sky a dry climate health resort with a population around 12 000. The city sits where the French Broad and Swannanoa rivers meet and the Vanderbilt estate is noted as a landmark.
Foundry machine and boiler work listed with laces and curtains. Advertising laundry service and curtain cleaning with a sales pitch to send dirty lace curtains first, offering to accept better ones afterward. Wilson Rose Prov's corner Twelfth and Noble streets.
A brief note from Scconamenes confidential mentions staying cured as patients hope for a new remedy while relapses from other cures are noted. It includes an address for correspondence with TILK PRESTON CURR CO in Philadelphia, P A, P O Box 14 and 7 South Tenth Street.
The May 21 1960 letter from Hesry D Clayton read by Judge John Pelham delivered the commencement address to Noble Institute graduates in Anniston Alabama. Clayton argued for women's rights within a practical Christian ethic, opposed woman suffrage, and traced the history from ancient to modern times noting progress and remaining gaps in emancipation.
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