City Men Seek Better Style on Moderate Budget
The article notes that dressing well at a moderate cost is not for everyone, yet men in the city aim to achieve stylish attire without overspending, reflecting practical consumer trends of the period.
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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1901
Page
6
High Class Tailoring Unveils Fall Samples at Ranch Shop
The shop promotes its goods as perfect but affordable with fall samples ready for inspection. It promises guaranteed perfection and invites customers to view the new designs at the ranch location.
Southern Railway winter resort booklet promotion
The text describes an attractive booklet issued by the Passenger Department of the Southern Railway. It highlights a beautifully illustrated guide to winter resorts and instructs readers how to obtain a copy by sending two stamps to Mr. A. Bee scooter, Assistant General Passenger Agent, Chattanooga, Tenn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Railway
A. Beescooter
Chattanooga
Tenn
Night watch sergeant recalls murders and a dream led raid
A Desoto street hotel dream prompts police action. The story recounts pursuit of a Bolton murder suspect, a midnight lunch for a captive, and a raid that broke up a crime gang. A trapped traveler, drugged and robbed, survived and the land lord warned to change. The tale ends with thanks and a reward for the dreamer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Lave
Holton
Bolton Mving
Missouri
Miesour
Desoto
Lincoln House
Desoto Street
Ataie
Llly
Mins
Samed
Liac
Landord
Room Nez
Oficer
Rew
Warnon Hill Slab Leaders at Levi's
The fragment notes leaders including Hanter and Jeho Gibbaon at Levi's. No clear event or outcome is specified in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warnon Hill
Hanter
Ola
Jeho Gibbaon
Levi's
Lightning Proves Felkin’s Warning Key to Ugandan Prison Break
Dr Robert Felkin, visiting King Mtesa of Uganda, faced execution after medical aid earned him a reprieve. Emin Pasha’s intelligence placed a dangerous secret in Felkin’s mind. Felkin warned of a lightning strike if the king harmed him, claiming the powder store lay beneath the king’s harem. A subsequent lightning bolt near the harem saved Felkin and his party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Felkin
Mtesa
Uganda
Dr. Felkin
Felkin
Eye strain as prime suspect in headaches
The article argues eye strain is the most common cause of headaches. It notes that questioning about when and how the attack occurs and where the pain is strongest nearly confirms the origin. Headache often arises with eye use and eases with proper rest.
Hippopotamus Described As Massive River King
The hippopotamus is the largest river beast next to the elephant, seen by Sir Samuel Baker on the White Nile. One specimen measured 14 feet 3 inches. the animal can upset boats, attack vessels, and even damage ships. Its flesh is palatable, skin suitable for soup, and tusks once valued by traders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Baker
White Nile
Sir Ramuel
Imported beer price listing note
A brief price notice lists imported beer at fifteen cents per kettle with a regular price of twenty five cents. A separate line mentions 1022 MN able stress, details unclear.
Fragmented OCR: Unclear historical note and names
The readable text fragment shows garbled phrases and possible names but no coherent event or details. It lacks a clear subject, action, or place to summarize into a concise news item.
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Noble Street
Carter Gibbons
Scurity Bank Building
Turner & Ross
Scessora
Gilmore
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State of Alabama
Ailhoun County
Ty Court of Anniston
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Wadsworth
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Eli Wadsworth
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Alabaa
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Caida
Isaac B. Gilmor
Constantine Buil
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L. & N. Railways
Foley
The
Anniston National Bank
Anniston, Alabama
W. H. McKleroy
C. D. Woodruff
M. B. Wellborn
Smith
WM. A. Davis
RE. F
D. Woodruff
England
E. H. Hall
12Th Street
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Alabi
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Guy Drug Store
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