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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1906
Page
5
The local page notes Sylvia Lynden in Clyde Fitch's Her Own Way under Jules Murry, plus Mephiboseth sermon and The Judgment song by Mr Carter at the Auditorium. A children's service reported three conversions. An Enamaled ware sale runs Friday October 19 at Anniston Trading Co with 10 and 25 cent items.
Local items note 6,000 pieces of high grade enamel ware for sale at 10 cents each and cotton seed viability for land fertilization. The state court found Dan Methvin not guilty of selling mortgaged property. Kilby to speak for mayoral bid. efforts to aid Mobile storm sufferers discussed by Grace Episcopal ladies. Burnt by fire? Police court fines tally 50.80 with one case dismissed.
Wogan Prothers, leading New Orleans syrup and molasses dealers, secured the first shipment of new syrup. Eight barrels were received from Captain Charles A. Brusse of the Reliance plantation at Tberville parish, at 55 cents per gallon. Competitors congratulated the firm for its enterprise. the Alabama Brokerage Co. of Anniston, Ala. represents them.
Due to widespread crop damage, shoppers are urged to economize and visit P. M. Nixon's store for food, clothing, and household furnishings. The message promises the best quality at the lowest prices to meet tight times ahead.
Clean wholesome meals offered at five cents each at Morgan's Lunch Stand located at Tenth and Noble behind Markstein's. Featured items include hot hamburgers and pork chops with a focus on popular quick meals.
Biographer notes Walt Whitman visited hospital wards with freshly picked flowers. He spread them over beds as symbols of life and comfort for wounded soldiers. After night rounds he would hear the nurses call his name in gratitude.
Lucknow Letter reports a London beauty’s portrait framed inside a Hindu chief temple seen by a traveler. The observer notes the irony that the celebrated figure likely never imagined her image would be venerated in this setting.
The New York Press notes gossip about Professor Gabbleton's talk at a club where he spoke for over an hour without revealing topics. Rumors mention a broken engagement and a ring debt, with speculation on whether she sent back the ring.
A brief domestic jest unfolds as a maid answers Mrs Ton ey at the door. The exchange hints at social manners and humorous wordplay, reflecting a light moment in a household scene.
A reflective note likens a person who wears finery to overlook inner truth, comparing him to those who shine on the outside while remaining in darkness inside.
Best coal at R. O. Watson's with phone 72. Lay in your winter's supply.
Readers can save on coffee tea and canned goods with price cuts across brands. Items include Aragon Blend coffee Paragon ground coffee Golden Santos Coffee and bulk teas with reductions from their original prices. Also featured are Ferndell beans peas jelly soap and baking powders with assorted markdowns.
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