Early Mexican pyramids unearthed in Puebla region
Dr. Nicolas Leon reports a remote Puebla ruin complex with numerous quadrangular pyramids aligned to cardinal points. The finds include bas-relief sculptures, prehistoric stone and iron figures, obsidian knives, and rose painted utensils, suggesting an advanced pre-Columbian civilization.
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Puebla
National Museum
F. Rodriguez
Philadelphia
Mexico
Leon
Elbows on the Table Defies Old Etiquette in New York
An English traveler notes American women habitually rest elbows on tables at meals in homes and restaurants. She observes this across formal settings, with pendant bracelets allegedly prompting the pose. Americans acknowledge the trend, linking it to jewelry display and fashion rather than etiquette.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Whales Dive Limits Questioned by Racovitza Memoir
A Belgian memoir cited by Knowledge questions deep diving by whales. Dr Racovitza argues that 1000 yards is the maximum depth, noting the darkness and food availability at such depths and the lethal pressure. He also claims whales never sleep, citing their persistent ship-following behavior.
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Belgium
Racovitza
Remarkable Record for Chamberlain Croup Remedy
The Chamberlain cough remedy has sold millions of bottles over over thirty years and is described as the standard treatment for croup in many homes. It reportedly cures every reported case when given at the first sign of hoarseness or croupy cough and contains no opium. Available from J. L. Wikle, druggist.
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J. L. Wikle
Tax Assessor's Appointments for Calhoun County 1904
Tax assessor schedule lists subdivision posts across multiple towns in Calhoun County Alabama for the 1904 levy year. Appointments span October through December with two rounds at numerous locales including Jacksonville Alexandria Boozer Pokeville Chatchie Peek's Hill Green's School House Piedmont Greenwood White Plains and Oxanna Anniston and Oxford. The notices fix dates, with some entries showing day counts and sequence amid a dense roster of appointment sites.
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Burn’s
Tron City
White Plains
Jenkins
Four Mile
Greenwood
Piedmont
Jacksonville
Boozer
Pokeville
Chatechie
Peek’s Hill
Duke
Hollingsworth
Green’s School House
Choccolocco
DeArmanville
Oxford
Oxanna
Aoniston
Boiling Springs
Chatchie
Alexandria
Reed
Landers’ School House
Anniston
Mortgage Sale Notice in Anniston Alabama 1903
Under a mortgage deed dated September 18 1899 W F King and South Anniston Land Company announce a public sale for cash at noon on September 19 1903. The auction will take place at the office door corner of Thirteenth Street and Moore Avenue Anniston Alabama. Lot 2 in block 26 division 1 fronts 50 feet on the east side of South Quiet formerly Colquitt Avenue.
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W. F. King
Thirteeth Street
Moore Avenue
Anniston
Alabama
South Quiet
Colquitt, Avenue
South Anniston Land Company
Sale of Lot 3 and 11 in Anniston by South Anniston Land Co
A mortgage deed dated January 30, 1901 by L. R. Reese secures a debt due and unpaid. The South Anniston Land Co will sell for cash at public outcry noon September 19, 1903 before their office door corner Thirteenth Street and Moore Avenue Anniston Alabama. Lots 3 and 11 in block 29 division one fifth ward.
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L. R. Reese
Thirteenth Street
Moore Avenue
Anniston
Alabama
South Anniston Land Co
Deed Executed to Secure Debt Schedules Public Sale in Anniston
D. H. Sumner and John T. Terry and Laura L. Terry wife issue notice of sale for debt secured by a mortgage dated July 21, 1891. The property at fronting 30 feet on the east side of South Noble formerly Commerce Street in Anniston Alabama will be sold at public outcry at noon on Saturday October 3, 1903, at the office door corner Thirteenth Street and Moore Avenue.
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D. H. Sumner
John T. Terry
Laura L. Terry
Thirteenth Street
Moore Avenue
Anniston
Alabama
South Noble
Commerce Street
South Anniston Land Co
Calendar of Local Meetings Across Towns and Dates
A list shows multiple towns with scheduled events and dates from October to December, including Alexandria Boozer Choccolocco Green's School House and Oxford. Entries span Oct 3 to Dec 5 with many day combinations and repeated locations such as Burn's Cross Roads Boozer and Peek's Hill.
Taxpayers urged to file real estate valuations by January 1904
Taxpayers are asked to bring correct number of real estate and itemized property valuations. Assessments will be delinquent after January 81, 1904.
Tax Collector Appointments for 1908 Delinquent Taxes
The tax collector announces appointments to collect State and County taxes for 1908. Taxes become delinquent after December 31, 1908 and accrue interest and costs thereafter.
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J. Moffett
ST. Louis
Beate
Auatta
Tex
Hina
Miss. Hh. Hardy
Gilmore’s Cafe
Eleventh Street
The
Anniston National Bank
Anniston, Ala
United
States Depositary
Wm, A. Davis, W. H.aai McKleroy
Ohn HH. Noble, R.F Smith
W. T. Brown ,C.D. Wocdruff
HH. McKleroy
A. Davis
Woodruff, Cashier
R. F. Smith
ASST
Cashier
First National Bank
Sanniston, Ala
W. W. Sreioretow
H. A. Youna
J. B. Goodwin
A. J. Gooowin
A. L. Tyler
Jno
B. Knox
J.B Goodwin
W. Il. McCann
0. Sproull
E. L. Turner
KE. L. Tyler
A W Sell
W. W. Stringfellow
United States
Talladega
Calhour
Mary M. Jordan
Quintard Avenue
Eleventh
Columbus
Fred
Mab—O
A. B. Baxter & Co
Murphy & Co.,, Incorporated
Brokers
Eob
Chicago
New Orleans
Noble Street
S. B. Russell
Yewell
Owensboro
Ployd Medicine CO
Detroit
Mich
LE Floyd
Lecare
Calhoun County
Ala
Burns Cross Roads
Green’s
Choccoloeco
Cross Roads