Picnic Season Opens at Oxford Lake Park With Pleasant Amenities
The Oxford Lake Park announces picnic season with shade, drinking water, seats, swings, and lunch tables. New stone gutters and terraces improve the park, indoor amusements available in rain, and refreshments, bowling, merry go round, and bathing pool open to the public. 15¢ coupon with special tickets applies to games and boat hire, with tickets sold by McElreath Drug Co and conductors. J M Ragan offers Oxford tickets with 10¢ privilege coupons to encourage recreation and park upkeep.
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J. M. Ragan
Storefront Quotation Sparks on East Tenth Street Encounter
A customer demands a line from a proprietor at No 25 East Tenth Street warning that if he calls at the shop he will be shown a line. The brief exchange highlights tension over a requested display or item.
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Foreclosure Sale Of Church Property In Anniston
By power of sale in a 1888 mortgage, trustees of St Paul Methodist Church Anniston Ala will sell May 4 1901 at public outcry in front of the city court room to the highest cash bidder. Described property is a parallelogram 140 by 190 feet at Leighton Ave and 14th Street in Calhoun County. Sale conducted by Board of Church Extension of the Methodist Episcopal Church Philadelphia and Pennsylvania March 30 1901.
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Anniston
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Calhoun County
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The
Methodist Episcopal Church of
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State of Pennsylvania
Abigail Adams Letter Mentions Home Troubles and Politics
Abigail Adams writes from Philadelphia noting plans to modify an outhouse into a dairy room, hoping completion before spring. She comments on winter, frozen rivers, the new Congress, debates, and the vice president’s absence, contrasting local religiosity with public life and sending regards to Mrs Tufts.
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Washington
United States
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England
The British Tourist on American Rail Travel
A British traveler on an American train enjoys free fruit chocolate and a cigar from a cheerful rail attendant. A comic gift train boy asks for a tip, and the tourist jokes about writing of American travel. He ends with plans to report on train robberies back home.
Population trend favors Hebrew majority, says Boston Globe
The Boston Globe suggests the Hebrew population could become the majority as lifespan is higher for Hebrews, implying their numbers may rise relative to other races. It notes religious sanitary practices or native vitality as possible causes and questions race as destiny, while observing gradual erasure of distinctions.
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Earth
Boston Globe
Apology Issued For printer Error At Spiketown Blizzard
The Spiketown Blizzard editor promises an apology to a district schoolteacher in District No 5 after a misprint in last week’s edition. A tramp printer caused the error by setting an item that claimed Ruby McConnell, a Riggs Neighborhood teacher, possessed a new black beard.
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Plains
Spiketown
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