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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1901
Page
2
The Angelos aerialists perform in a bold act challenging nine Nelsons in a high stakes display. Audiences witness daring trapeze work, synchronized stunts, and a finale that blends skill and risk under bright arena lights.
The Petits present an aerial bar act with Leon and a singing mule named Trilby. The Sisters Vortex perform a triple revolving trapeze routine as part of a street theater program.
Colonel L. D. Miller traveled to Birmingham on Monday. Arthur McCormick of Anniston visited Sunday. The dormitory reception Saturday night pleased all. In the Musical Romance Mary Jo Caldwell won the ladies prize, Fricks the gentlemen’s. Edna Trimble of Lafayette entered the Normal school this morning. A ratification club formed here, Porter and McCormick finished a new stable. President W. Daugette went to Anniston yesterday. Frank Martin visited his parents here Sunday.
Hebron community news from Crood Community Alabama notes health is good aside from Mr John Pruitt who fell and remains in a bad fix. Mr M A Whisenant suffered a hand injury. a finger was broken. Cotton is mostly opened and picked. farmers begin sowing oats and wheat. Tom Leacy of Eulaton visited last weekend. W F Bryant has started work to sell the Odd Fellows hall at Duke and will finish soon. Cotton hauls head toward Gadsden, risking loss of Aniston trade this winter.
After exposure or when you feel a cold coming on take a dose of Foley's Honey and Tar. It never fails to stop a cold if taken in time. McElreath Drug Co.
Social and local items from Euratos Alw Oct 30 note a lad hopper visiting Coldwater for a weekend of singing, an anticipated debate on gender education, and winter tidings. Dr Ragan’s chair and a hat tip to Coldwater belles appear alongside visits from Rev John Harden, T J Laney, and Thurston Hughes with casual rural color from Clod-Hopper.
A healthy Tilden Indiana blacksmith, A. T. Headley, endured ten years of rheumatic torment until Electric Bitters. He reports total relief for over a year after use. The remedy purifies blood, regulates kidneys, cures rheumatism and neuralgia, eases nervousness and aids digestion. Available at McElreath's & Co. drug store for 50 cents.
Southern Railway offers greatly reduced on sale tickets to Buffalo for the Pan American Exposition with return travel. For details contact E. Jackson in Birmingham Alabama or C. A. Benscorer in Chattanooga Tennessee for schedules and service. Cure Gold in Mead and Kermott's Chocolates laxative quinine advertised for cold remedies.
Local notes from Rupp dated Oct 30 report James Kirby visiting Jacksonville yesterday and Juror James R Kirby serving in circuit court. Many local youths plan to attend this week’s Street fair. Union prayer meeting led by Mr T L Harvey. Post visits include Mr J McDuffy of Gadsden and Mr James Phillips of Gadsden. Rural visits note Mr W L Poole family hosting Osburn of Etowah county and R B Kirby with friends in Etowah county.
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