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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1901
Page
6
The school aims to train teachers and issues state life certificates. Demand for graduates exceeds applications. Tuition is $8 per month with tuition-free options. Nineteenth year begins soon. Session starts October 7, 1901. Signed by W. Daughette, President.
The notice promotes goods and workmanship as perfect yet affordable. It asserts perfect fit guaranteed and invites inspection of the Wall samples as they are prepared for viewing.
Announcement in Evening Star Anniston notes Margaret Fulton vs J Lawrence Fulton in Calhoun County Court. Defendant is non resident with unknown address. publication required for four weeks and decree pro confesso if no pleadings by October 8, 1901. Office dated Anniston Alabama October 8, 1901. Clerk Tohnetan Caldwell.
The article notes that many Feathersd Tribe birds possess ventriloquial gifts used to mislead enemies. It highlights the pinnated grouse and Maryland yellow throat, describing their ability to throw sounds over distance and from treetops, aiding nesting and protection. It cites blue winged and Tennessee warblers and the winter wren as examples.
A Dunedin man recounts a humorous tale of hospitality in Wellington where an Irish host kept him in, paid all expenses, and finally proposed a toss for the bill as the guest prepared to depart. The anecdote illustrates genial, telling social banter among southern legislators and colonial figures.
The word cash derives from the Italian cassa and relates to a chest rather than money. English usage has adopted cash for money, causing ledger confusion with entries labeled Cash Dr. or Cash Cr. Chest would be clearer, and many bankruptcies stem from misusing cash instead of chest in ledgers.
A narrator compares Japanese and American attitudes toward children. A Japanese matron allows kids to roam freely, arguing nothing harms a child if they are never quarrelsome. She reveals clothes with cards bearing name, address, and instructions that found youngsters be fed and returned home.
A New York Herald summary explains a practical dominos demonstration of Euclid’s proposition that the square on the hypotenuse equals the sum of squares on the other two sides. Using five dominos for the hypotenuse, four on the altitude to form nine squares, and eight on the base to form sixteen, the total 25 confirms the theorem.
The poem about Jack Haverly by Eugene Field arrives in New York as Haverly departs from his peak. Field’s verse prompts the manager to admit he has found his epitaph, remarking the work is more than a poem and is thus fitting his tomb inscription.
A Hospital Gazette critique notes the dangers of tight collars that press at the neck, impede venous blood return, and cause red noses, pimples, watery eyes, pendent lips, and a dull facial expression due to elevated head blood pressure. The piece warns cosmetic remedies cannot fix the damage without removing the mechanical cause.
A servant named Sarah is told to wake her mistress if she drops off. The mistress sleeps until 6 but is upset that no call was made at 5. Sarah explains she checked at 5 and found the mistress still asleep on the couch.
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