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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1909
Page
11
Vienna march page notes the famous German military and concert band in a historic event listing. It highlights a performance in Vienna with a focus on preserving city culture and music heritage.
Miss yly Wyly and Master Forney visited their grandmother in Jacksonville and returned to Atlanta. F Wyly and W A Harper were also in the city briefly. Several residents traveled to Nashville and Anniston while others planned winter stays in Birmingham. Mrs G H Rowan hosted cards for Miss Sallie Rowan before her Montgomery trip.
Discussions of Democratic clubs in Illinois and Michigan and a Jackson Day event in Kansas City mark the era. Mileposts include plans for New York mayoral betting shifts, possible gubernatorial bids in New Hampshire, and a rising Roosevelt 1912 buzz among Washington and New York politicians.
Capudine claims to cure sick headaches and nervous headaches and traveler's headaches. It also treats stomach troubles and female troubles with immediate liquid effects. Sold by druggists for 10.
Willie reports a frightening cook with red hair and scars to his mother Mrs Slimson in Brooklyn. The cook threatens to see Mrs Slimson, sparking worry that she may not stay. The scene centers on fear and domestic suspense in the urban setting.
Under a mortgage by J. L. Streetman and M. E. Streetman the property in Anniston Alabama is slated for cash sale at the courthouse on October 26 1909. Lot P Block 168 in Jeffers Spring Park fronts Thirteenth Street and computes 48 feet by 120 feet. The sale follows a broken mortgage recorded in Book 105 Page 301 in Calhoun County probate office.
A garbled reminiscence describes an awkward scene at a table where a religious lady’s sour mood unsettles the speaker. The speaker recalls a circuit rider and a failing plan to charm a Methodist preacher, noting confusion and blame in a humorous, fragmented voice.
David Belasco, famed American playwright manager who popularized Mrs. Leslie Carter and Dave Warfield, lies dangerously ill with pneumonia. His absence would deal a heavy blow to the global theatre, as he remains one of the last independent major producers alongside Harrison Grey Fiske.
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