City men seek affordable style in wardrobe choices
The brief note suggests that moderateness in cost is not universal while men in the city strive to dress stylishly within budget.
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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1901
Page
6
The brief note suggests that moderateness in cost is not universal while men in the city strive to dress stylishly within budget.
The fall samples are ready for inspection and aim to deliver perfect fit at low prices. The operation emphasizes affordable tailoring for a broad customer base and promises quality results.
Two good horses offered for sale including a nine year old bay mare and a six year old bay gelding, both sound and kind with suitable work and family use. A four year old black jack from imported stock with promising colts on view. Also Jerseys: seventy head, fresh cows and quality heifers, many registered Jerseys, call W J Mitter manager rural delivery Anniston Ala contact via telephone 103.
Vernon Hill Club figures including Hunter and John Gibbson led a gathering at Levi's venue. The event spotlighted club leadership and community ties.
R. G. Ragan as administrator announces sale of Calhoun County Alabama lands from the Rosa A. Broyles estate. Sale set for December 11, 1901 at public auction on the premises, with parcels described by section township and range. Publication to run in the Anniston Evening Star once weekly for three weeks.
In a witty exchange, Hector and Alison argue over flirting its honesty and danger. Alison admits love, calling Hector the one she cares for, and Hector concedes to move toward marriage, despite flirtation doubts.
Household Words recounts George Whitefield, famed preacher, seeking a wife through two friends in America. He asks not to be refused and notes Miss E. might be his help mate, though she later wed a widow. Whitefield later remarks her death in 1768 set his mind at rest.
A Philadelphia Record observation notes women favor new items while men keep and repair old possessions such as pipes, knives, and walking sticks. A street clerk says old pocketknives repair business rivals new knife sales, with men rarely buying new knives unless gifted by women.
The carrot fattens from sugar and a peculiar fatty oil. Horseradish gains its bite from a volatile acrid oil. Jerusalem artichoke holds 1444 percent sugar and notable inulin with gum and flavor compounds. Garlic and onions owe odor to a yellow volatile acrid oil while also containing substantial glutinous substances.
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