Philharmonic Society Organized At Noble Institute
The Philharmonic Society formed last night at Noble Institute with officers led by President Dr A N Steele Vice President Mrs RK L Mc Cauley Secretary Treasurer Dr J Westbrook and an executive committee including Prof A Thompson Rev J G Glass Mr A EB Noble Miss Er mie Noble and Miss Harriet Tabb Conductor Prof N H H Athee Mrs Richard Stickney ill at home on Quintard avenue. Me and Mrs Edward Charbonier will move to Anonis ton for the winter. Mrs Charbonier nee Miss Newton McCraw honored as visitor. John B Knox family to Birmingham. Miss Mary Brewer to teach at Morrisville near Anniston. Fred Noble con fined at home with fever improving. Mrs M H Williams visiting daughter Mrs George Cater on Quintard avenue. John Ware family leaving Anniston for Birmingham. Judge and Mrs John Pelham to occupy home this winter. Judge Green family moving to Leighton avenue. Thomas Whetstone returned improved after months away. Mrs Kline visiting Savannah. Mrs L T Smith visiting Birmingham. Col Brewer ill at Wilmer avenue. Foley's Honey and Tar recommended by physicians for throat and lung troubles. For sale by Miller Drug Co.
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Philharmonic Society
Noble Institute
A. N. Steele
Rk, L. Mc
Best Flour for Healthful Family Baking
A concise note highlighting a flour choice touted as healthiest for family use and reliable for palatable baking, suitable for any and all cooking occasions.
Anniston Lime Works and Dixie Hardware Co Ad Notice
Daily offer from Rock Hollow lime works advertising fresh burned lime by the bushel to car load quantities with superior quality and guaranteed satisfaction. Includes contact phone 76 and office address 104 E Tenth Street Warehouse West Anniston plus product mentions Stag paint and Dixie Hardware Co cigars and smoke ware.
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Rock Hollow
Tenth Street
West Anniston
Anniston Lime Works
Anniston College Tour Of Chattanooga Planned For Ladies
A personal tour of Chattanooga and surrounding historical sites will be conducted by a party of young ladies from Anniston College under Prof. Bryan and lady teachers. They depart Nov 13 at 2 p.m. and return Nov 15 at 5 p.m. Special low rates apply and invitation is extended to married couples and friends. For details contact Prof Thos L Bryan at Anniston College or W K Knox Union Depot. Foley’s Kidney Cure credited with curing a severe kidney and bladder ailment per Miller Drug Co.
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Chattanooga
Anniston College
Bryan
Anniston
Thos
L. Bryan
W. KE. Knox
Union Depot
W. A. Herren
Finch, Ark
Foley
Miller Drug Co
Impounded Stock to be Sold for Pound Fees Friday
Impounded stock taken up for running at large will be sold at the city hall Friday November 10 1902 at noon for pound fees unless claimed by the owners. Lot includes a yellow Jersey cow with crooked horns no mark a red and black spotted sow a black sow a black boar with underbite on the right and a black sow with crop off right and split left.
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Ranning
Prize Offered for Large Scale Potato Drying Method in Germany
Germany offers 30 000 marks about 7000 dollars to the inventor of the best large scale potato drying process. Drying greatly cuts transport needs as three and a half tons of fresh potatoes yield one ton of dried product. German farmers have increasingly grown potatoes due to new uses. King Chulalongkorn of Siam has 43 other names.
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Germany
It Is I Be Not Afraid Sermon Fiasco
A visiting Reverend Brown, of short stature and a high voice, prepared to preach in a grand church. He peeked from behind the pulpit and, as the organ faded, quietly declared I am not afraid, causing a lighthearted moment in the service.
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Mr. Brown
Lippincott
Truthful Sales Lesson From Calico Impersonations
An Indianapolis salesman, told to be strictly honest while selling goods, showcased calico made to look like silk to skeptical shoppers who rejected it. The next day he offered silk made to resemble calico, and customers bought every yard. The anecdote illustrates prudent emphasis on presenting the relevant truth to persuade.
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Indy
Grandmother Pettingill Rejects Centennial Visit
After Shrubville’s centennial celebration, Grandmother Pettingill stays firm she will never attend another centennial. She declares she is home safe and won’t go again regardless of circumstances or appeals, warning the children to remember her stance.
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Grandmother Pettingill
Shrubville
Tramp Dog and Pardmer Keep Faithful Bond
A pasted verse from Bertha Stine in the New York Daily News recalls a dog and tramp’s enduring friendship. The speaker insists no workhouse can separate them, promising loyalty until death and asking the dog Jack to stay by his side.
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Jack
Bertha Stine
N. Y
Philadelphia Courtship Ends In Song Testimony
A 21 year romance in Philadelphia city finally concludes as the woman yields to the suitor after he sings Darling, I am Growing Old. The event is noted as a slow but safe completion of a long courtship.
A Remarkable Family Passes Through Kansas
A large Strecken dorfer family group traveled from Iowa toward Oklahoma in a single conveyance. Michael Strecken dorfer led the party which included 16 sons two daughters and many grandchildren filling the car.
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Kansas
Iowa
Oklahoma
Michael Streckendorfer
Woman Questions If Mother Should Ride Bicycle
A Syracuse woman doubts the propriety of buying a bicycle for herself noting concerns about a mother of a 72 year old girl riding. Her family, while certain, rigidly oppose the purchase and prohibit the wheel.
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Syracuse
Notice to Creditors in Bankrupt Matter Ben Marcus Sr
Notice to creditors of Ben Marcus Sr bankrupt. First meeting of creditors to be held in Anniston Alabama on November 20 1902 at 10 am. Creditors may appear and prove claims as permitted by the Bankrupt Act. Anniston Ala November 4 1902 H D McCarty Referee in Bankruptcy.
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Ben Marcus, Sr
Anniston
Ala
H. D. McCarty
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Edward Charbonier
Anoniston
John B. Knox
Mioninger
Tyler Hill
Mary Brewer
Morrisville
Fred Noble
John Ware
Birmingham
John Pelham
Judge Green
Leighton Avenues
Mr. Levi
Thomas Whetstone
Mrs. Kline
Savanamah
Col. Brewer
Wilmer Avenue
Miller
Clifton
Dixie Hardware Co
Smoke Warter
Tenn
King Chulalonkerm
Siam
New York
Rand
Lower Rhine
St. Goar
Pal
Pardmer
Noble Street Theatre
Adelaide Thurston
New England
District Court of the United States
Southern Division
Northern District of
Alabama
Cere Frute
Ralston Health Oats
Ralston
Nudavene
Whetstone& Co
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