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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1901

Page

14

Quarterly Meetings Schedule In Alabama Circuits

The Talladega station sets meetings for Sept 8 while the Hylacnoge circuit holds sessions Sept 14 and 15. Anniston circuit follows Sept 22 with an 11 oclock start, outlining a regional schedule for church or organizational gatherings.

Talladega Station Hylacnoge Circuit Anniston Circuit West Anniston Glen Addie-Oxanna Es Oxford Plantersville Harpersvill Maoford Heflin Piedmont Alexandria Wilsonville Columbiana

Reynolds expert plumber promotes prompt, satisfactory work

J. 2. Reynolds advertises expert plumbing services with assured prompt, careful workmanship. Highlights a large stock of bath tubs and related supplies available to customers.

J. 2. Reynolds

The Southern Railway Pullman Service Details

The fragment describes a historical Pullman sleeping car service from Rome to New York via Hattoncowa and other stations, with connections between Chattanooga Buffalo and Louisville. It notes a solid vestibule train Atlanta to New York, a dining car en route, and a Pullman library observation car from Atlanta to New York, including schedules and route notes valid in June 1901.

Pullman Rome Hattoncowa Hat Ancega Alistury Salisbury Cincintan Coon Ce Seam Lvasy Buffal Louisvill Sturmio Paltan Steenips ‘Ear Chattanooga Louisville Cincinnati Buffalo MiNo Atlanta Charlotte Danville Lynchburg Charlottesville Washington Baltimore New York Oingham Pulman Library Abia Cate Aineton Dane Mo Weashington Evetet Roth Lea Treeee Jselma Wiile Wily Irm Ham Te Paul Otty Bay Seen Anniston Pruiehurst Tallanoosa Spout Weay Yuiiuev Ihe Tan Pisalino Meninviaia Sam Dist Ardus Lrouswick Andseae Iamiva Porteins Hadas Ate JaéWsonville Ham Te Atlania Meur Tag Hava Alanit RAI CDG UA Knox Yilen Asher Vf Ie Iia

Peculiar Custom of Professional Eaters at Devil's Lake

The Devil's Lake Sioux of North Dakota maintain a host guest etiquette in which the host provides abundant food and the guest must finish it. When needed, professional eaters sit beside guests to consume leftovers, earning $1 to $3 per meal. One eater reportedly consumed 17 pounds of beef in a single sitting.

Devil's Lake Groux Devil's Lake Reservation North Dakota Indian Service Devil’s Lake Sioux Devil’s Lake

A Fortunate Defect Reminiscence of a Church Glance

Henry Angelo’s Reminiscences tell how M. Livier, a Frenchman in London, falls for an English wife after a church gaze. He pursues her, learns she misread him, and discovers she had looked at the pulpit all along as she squinted during services. The tale is romantic and humorous.

Henry Angelo M. Livier London

Japanese Children Learn to Swim at a Young Age

A three year old Japanese child can swim like a fish and persists in learning at sea. Mothers sometimes throw children overboard to accelerate training, then rescue them with a cuff and resume work. Harbor youths tumble in, yet swiftly become boat seamen. A 20 foot cat boat is guided by three kids under seven.

The Striking Part Against Translations and Adaptations

Jerrold condemned translating and adapting that denied native writers. A famed adapter Mr Planche claimed some characters were original. Jerrold retorted that Planche’s work showed barrenness, recalling his baroness in Ask No Questions.

Jerrold Mr. Planche Planche

Scared Kaiser Wilhelm in Papal Audience

A Modern Society recounts Kaiser Wilhelm becoming visibly frightened during a private audience with Leo XIII. The young emperor’s hand trembled as he presented a ruby framed gold snuffbox, dropping it after a clash with a cardinal. He recovered to deliver a sulky speech, but his brow remained furrowed.

Kaiser Wilhelm Leo XIII Holy Father William

The pallium and crozier of archbishops described

A historical note explains the pallium worn by archbishops, a white wool strip from St. Agnes said to be conferred by the pope and essential for valid acts like conferring orders. The crozier, a cruciform staff, is borne by archbishops, while the bishop’s staff is often mistaken for a crozier.

Canterbury Rome Gregory

A Wonderful Steam Engine From Worcester Made Tiny Prototype

A genius mechanic from Worcester Massachusetts built a perfect steam engine of minute scale. The engine with boiler and pumps fit a space seven sixteenths of an inch square and five eighths of an inch high containing 148 parts mostly silver and gold. It is held by 52 screws with the smallest one hundredth of an inch long. The engine includes valves gear and all typical features of a standard horizontal engine. Three drops of water filled the boiler and the complete device weighs 15 grains off the base plate. Cylinder diameter is one sixteenth of an inch and stroke length is three fifty seconds of an inch.

Vanishing Birds Warn Of Human Impact On Wildlife

The Florida Times Union notes that many bird species decline or vanish due to human activity. Flamingos and pink curlew have disappeared, parrakeet and egret numbers fall, while some like the white peli can linger as a tradition. Protection helps some species, but others vanish despite efforts.

Florida Times-Union

Also Mentioned on This Page

Annieton Boyer J.N. Boyer Merchant Tailor Security Bank Building Building and Anniston Banking & Loan CO M. B Wellborn B. L. Paul Noble Street J. L. Thompson Atlanta Avenue Star Carter Gibbons Julius Williams Turner & Ross Gilmore East Tenth Street Clar Herma Jacksonville Ala Ipioma W. Daugette Ballabe Bellama Lettrell Tena Hterting Cemedy Company Chicago Montreal A. Wi I. L. Brrrrain P. E Thern Railway Pad Senecvie Effec Pope The Anniston National Bank Anniston Zalabama Capital W. H. McKleroy Co. D. Woodruff M. B. Wellborn Smith WM. A. Davis M.B. Wellborn R. F. Smith C. D. Woodruff H. McKleroy England C. H. Hall 12Th Street Union Depot Alabama CFS Relief Hy Stickney’s Pharmacy
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