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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1901
Page
4
John Fox Jr. cites a Kentucky feud rooted in a patch on a boy's trousers. Thirty-five years of local war followed a single prank, with fights flaring over the patch even after motives faded. The piece links this to enduring feuds and cites broader comparisons like Sicilian vendetta.
County Text Book Board selects Miller's History of Alabama for Calhoun public schools. Authored by L. D. Miller of Jacksonville, the work covers De Soto's expedition to the present and includes a rich appendix. Praised for concise yet comprehensive writing and strong educational value.
The article outlines the historic benefit of clergy allowing secular cases to move to ecclesiastical courts for literate clergymen. It notes ceremonial maces in English councils, Chinese temple drums calming the dragon to avert earthquakes, and quirky English farm rents such as midsummer payments and a red rose at Christmas. It concludes with travel ticket pricing for a Chautauqua event.
In Montgomery on May 25, President Knox announced standing committees and chairmen. Judiciary Smith Mobile. Order and Harmony White Jefferson. Suffrage and Elections Coleman Greene. Legislative Department Oates Montgomery. Local Legislation O Neal Lauderdale. Education Graham Talladega. Taxation Browne Talladega. Executive Department Jones. Declaration of Rights Lomax. Corporations Harrison Lee. Representation Pitts Dallas. Exemptions Howze Jefferson. Militia Wilson Clarke. Banks Fletcher Madison. Corporations Weakley Lauderdale. State and County Boundaries Parker Cullman. Impeachments Hood Etoaic. Amendments and Miscellaneous Provisions Voster Tuscaloosa. Journal Proctor Jackson. Schedules Hetlin Randolph.
J T Weatherwax of Wayndotte Michigan recalls losing father and sister to consumption and nearly dying of pneumonia before using Kings New Discovery. He credits the medicine with restoring health and weight. The ad notes bottles 50 cents and 1.00 at Bram Drug Co with trial bottles free. Also mentions Model Laundry at 12th and Noble offering collar and cuff cleaning to remove saw edges.
Effective October 7 the Choctaw Route adds three daily trains between Memphis and Hot Springs Arkansas with double daily service to Indian and Oklahoma Territories and connections to points in southwest Missouri Kansas Texas and the West.
A fragment requests fair payment for work and invites patrons to mail, call, or telephone ANNISTON STRHAM LAUNDRY on Noble Street to arrange service or pickup.
Abstract of a 1901 Alabama equity case from Galloun County. John Burlington, non resident of Alabama, is required to plead by June 18 1901 after weekly notices in Evening Star Anniston. Decree Pro Confesso may be taken if he fails. Official entry May 17 1901 by Clerk A H Suerrern.
The passage links fatigue from heat to poor blood and claims that Peruna defends against summer ailments by supplying the body with the best blood, suggesting a tonic effect amid hot weather.
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