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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1901
Page
8
A well dressed gentleman is better in business and with the fair sex. In Anniston, the best dressed men wear Boyer clothes. Fall stock is rolling and available.
Talladega station opens on Sept 5 with Sylacayuga circuit meetings on Sept 14 and 15. Anniston and West Anniston gather Sept 22, Glen Addie-Oxanna Sept 29, Oxford Sept 29, Plantersville Oct 5, Harpersville Oct 12 and 15, Munford Oct 19 and 20, Lettin Oct 26 and 27, Piedmont Nov 1, Alexandria Nov 2 and 3, Wilsonville Nov 8, Columbiana Nov 9 and 10, Childersburg Nov 15, Talladega Nov 16 and 17, Jacksonville White Plains Nov 23 and 24, Ledta Nov 23. I L Brirram P E.
J P Reynolds, expert plumber, promises timely and satisfactory work with a large stock of bath tubs and other supplies available.
Readable fragments hint at a local event or notice in Wake eee ka Birnie om Alabama. Names and specifics are obscured, leaving a vague career or community action unresolved and awaiting fuller transcription.
An historic Sunday Magazine piece explains manna as Lecanora esculenta a lichen found across southwest Asia and deserts, produced by fungus and alga living together. It details reproduction methods and how rain and winds transport the crusts to nourish communities in arid regions.
A tale recalls Sarah, duchess of Marlborough, advising her grandson Jack Spencer to marry from a list of suitable ladies. After his wedding, she remarks that he, as only a branch, must show deference to the root, while he retorts that branches flourish better with the root beneath the ground.
The text defines primary planets as centers of secondary systems and describes satellites or moons revolving around them. It notes that primary planets that carry satellites move in orbits around the sun, emphasizing the relationship between planets and their moons within a planetary system.
A New York Times article details a Brule Sioux medicine sweat ceremony seen on a cross continental journey. It describes the hoop tent, heated stones, and the communal steam chant that precedes a ceremonial medicine making toward the Great Spirit.
The article notes Cuba does not produce chewing or pipe tobacco and that Cuban cigars and cigarettes are dominant. It observes Cuban cigarettes may never widely appeal to American smokers, but many long-time American residents become addicted to Cuban brands and struggle to switch back to American products.
A San Francisco firm sent a tiny needle to a Chinese house in Canton as a sample of delicate handiwork. The needle returned with a hole in the point visible only through a microscope, a curious anecdote accompanying a stereoscopic photograph.
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