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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1902
Page
8
Fragmentary ad lists products including Union Made shoes and Eclipse shirts with low prices. Mentions collars and bulk quantities with unclear figures, indicating a local sale or catalog listing from a historical newspaper page.
Fragmentary OCR mentions overcoats and a term peewee-1650 with unclear context and quotation marks. No identifiable person, organization, place, or event is readable enough to verify facts.
Anniston society items report Mrs C C Morgan visiting Mrs Robert Weaver on Sixth Street. Laura Brown attended Ella Coleman and Sebe Crenshaw wedding in Brunswick as maid of honor. Annie Brewer ill with fever. Wade Allen to Tate Springs for recovery. Week promises galas and German socials for visiting young ladies. Col Huckabee departs, Mrs Huckabee beloved in town. Miss Rosa Lela Weller to host Wednesday Class. Hazel Dimmick visiting from Philadelphia. Foley's Honey and Tar T contains no opiates and cures coughs.
The copy touts Clifton flour as supreme in quality preserving nutrition from fine wheat. It urges readers to call for Clifton for the purest product. A ship, the King Edward VII, currently at Devonport, England, is mentioned in a separate note. Warter's Hand Made cigars are advertised as always free with foil-wrapped packs.
Mr. W. Sproull spends a month at Asheville North Carolina. Mr. Hugh D. Merrill is in Heflin today. Mr. D. B. Lacey went to Cedartown this morning. Mr. F. W. Mitchell of Alabama City was in the city yesterday. Mr. L. W. Pope of Gadsden visited yesterday. Mr. W. W. Johnson of Montgomery is in the city.
The passage extols a flour brand as the best choice for health and palatable baking for families. It emphasizes consistent quality and suitability for everyday use.
Local notice advertises coal and wood sales inviting customers to call phone number 72. BR. O. Watson is listed as contact.
Impounded stock taken for running at large under city laws will be sold at the city hall on Friday November 21 1902 at noon for pound fees unless claimed by owners and charges paid. Items include several black pigs two barrows a cow and related marks. F R Bryan Chief Police. Winter is coming buy coal now phone 72 O Watson.
The London Chronicle notes that strikes are not uniquely modern but have deep roots, tracing wage-pressure tactics to 16th century England. A Dover case shows workers demanding six pence a day, with ringleaders linked to the king’s kitchen guards, whose designation later carried abuse.
A discussion on making the perfect cup of coffee emphasizes the need for top quality beans roasted and ground immediately. Connoisseurs claim factory roasted coffee loses aroma if exposed to air for hours.
The passage presents a quip by a Spanish wit and philosopher nevedo who claims a single rule guarantees you never grow old. He advises strict self-control with seasons, restraint in facing fate, and a specific diet of cold meat and cold water to stay young.
A dated note claims global surface railways totaling about 60 geographical miles with ten trains daily cause around 600 tons of deer and tear damage daily. The text suggests 1000 tons as powder, returned to earth via soluble escape from salt.
A garbled passage recalls a surgeon asked which stage of an operation was hardest. The response implies that the toughest part was collecting the money, followed by a cold, morbid aside. The text is a fragment likely from a satirical or anecdotal piece.
A reflective line notes that giving mind to suspicion invites sorrow as a still night fills the air with sounds for the wakeful listener. The phrase frames skepticism as a path to unease and heightened awareness of distant noises.
A prominent English authority outlines a diet for the aged emphasizing fruits and vegetables to reduce joint stiffness. It warns against tea and coffee, heavy flesh meals, and suggests simple, moderate eating with meals spaced well from bedtime.
A Methodist circuit rider recalls intervening in a feud over a wife and mule. The husband urges the parson to secure peace and accepts a $47 bribe for the mule, with a quiet demand to avoid trouble and talk about the woman.
No flour sold in Anniston mateh ea the Clifton in purity and quality. The wealth of rich gluten contained in this flour makes sweet, wholesome bread of a nutty flavor.
The stock market reflects a first come, first served dynamic, favoring traders who act quickly to secure orders and executions as market demand shifts. Investors chase timely bids and offers to minimize slippage and maximize fills in fast moving sessions.
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