Personal notes update from Grace church rector and visitors
Rav Oig rector of Grace church returned from Sewanee Tenn where he spent his vacation. VP Thompson and son Frank head to Agnapolia where Frank will enter the naval academy. Paul Cook Birmingham Age-Herald editor was here yesterday and improving in health. Additional arrivals include W W Battle deputy A S collector and B A Nowlin of Birmingham. Whiteside returned from Columbiana where he presided over chancery court. Britton also back from a stay in a spa and in better health.
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Dlon
Thompson
Son Prank
Agnapolia
Naval Academy
Paul Cook
The
Birmingham Age-Herald
Dorszeiwski Assassinated In Warba City Shootout
In Warba on September 17 General Dore reiwicki president of the court martial trying political prisoners was shot while driving and severely wounded by an assassin who escaped. The incident shocks the city and raises concerns over security.
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Warbaw
Dorereiwicki
Gold Shod Horses in Roman Era Pageantry
A fragment describes Roman horses and chariots adorned with gold leaf on hoofs fetlocks and gear. It notes Nero’s journeys with white mules and gold shoes, and chariots for Poppae using gold bridle bits and buckles, reflecting imperial display.
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Ommodus
Nero
Poppae
Wedding Study Plans and Club Elects Officers
Society notes announce a wedding study group will resume next Wednesday with a home meeting at Miss Kate Bell for officer elections and portfolio action. The club supports education by funding a young woman at Montevallo industrial school, Mira Weeddy of Coldwater, with final enrollment arranged in Anniston. Annie Wythe returned home from Atlanta after a month away.
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Kate Bell
City Court in Fall Session Opens in Anniston
The all-term Anniston City court opened this morning with the locket and setting for trial to begin the term's cases. The jury term will start October 1 and run indefinitely, with a grand jury chosen and sworn including W. H. Weatherly as foreman and several others listed.
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Anniston City Court
Quiet Wedding at South Wilmer Avenue Home
Miss Winnie Roberson and Mr. William Hughes wed in a private 4 PM ceremony at the Roberson home on South Wilmer Avenue. Rev. R Hannon of Glen Addie Methodist Church officiated, the couple having delayed the nuptials due to Mrs. Roberson illness and passing last Monday.
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Winnie Roberson
William Hughes
R. ¥. Hannon
Glen Addie Methodist Church
Augusta ECOT ton chief Alexander arrested in Pittsburg
Georgia defaulter Thomas W. Alexander head of Augusta’s largest ecot ton firm faced $200000 debt after vanishing two months earlier. A private detective agency in Pittsburg arrested him and he agreed to return to Augusta without requisition papers. Banks including the Georgia Railroad bank suffered losses. reward offers were issued.
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Augusta
Pittsburg
Requisi
Georgia Railroad Bank
Dressing for sores and bruises Chamberlains Salve
A soothing healing salve for sores and bruises described as all that is desired. It is sold for 25 cents by J. L. Wikle.
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Chamberlain
J. L. Wikle
Coral church among Seychelles Isle of Mabe curiosities
The coral built church on Isle of Mabe in the Seychelles stands as a notable curiosity. The Seychelles archipelago of 114 coral islands lies about 1400 miles east of Aden and 1000 miles from Zanzibar, centered on Mahe. Palm forests tower over the coral houses as the islands rise steeply from the sea.
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Isle of Mabe
Seychelles Islands
Indian Ocean
Aden
Zanaibar
Isle of
Mahe
Obedient but Indignant Norah Delivers Newfoundland
A literary woman orders Norah to fetch Flavius Josephus from the library. A loud disturbance erupts as Norah enters with a large Newfoundland dog by the collar. She explains the animal resisted and nearly bit her on the stairs.
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Norah
Flavius Josephus
Chicago Tribune
The Little Ones Bring Calm Through Fable Like Voices
The passage extols the soft fagers and flutelike voices of children. It gifts wonder at their innocence and suggests their gentle music dulls turbulence and banishes gloom, claiming little ones carry magic powerful enough to outwit stern gates of brass.
New Glass Cutting Method Using Local Heat Cracks
The article describes boring strong glass plates with rotating brass tubes while cooling with water and emery powder. A clay disk pressed on glass forms a hole that is widened by molten lead poured into it, causing a circular crack that matches the hole. The same principle underpins factory cutting of tubes and cylinders.
The Silk Hat Custom Praised Then Ridiculed
Paris Gaulots questions the vanity of silk hats comparing them to ancient barbarities. The piece lampoons the shining funnel and notes future generations may view such wear as monstrous.
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Paris
Pullman Services On trains from Birmingham to New York and Atlanta
Daily operations list Pullman sleeping and dining cars on No 38 from Birmingham to New York via Atlanta and Washington plus connections Birmingham to Richmond Asheville and East Radford. No 36 provides Chattanooga sleepers with a Salisbury to New York leg. Officials include Spencer and Hardwick with Taylore and Benscoter in Washington and Birmingham offices.
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Washington & Southwestern Limited
Atlanta
New York
Birmingham
Pullman Library
York
Ashington
Richmond
Sperianburg
Washington
Greenville
Asheville
Brungwick
Jacksonville
Auenere
Charleston
Birwham
Spencer
G. M
D. C
Hardwick
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HH. Taylore
G.P.A
Cincinnati
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Louisville
Greeny Teter
Hirmingham
Ly Bimingham Eee
Knoxville
Brisco
Spm Fameee
Dr Sir Abbreviations Prompt a Debt Dispute
The exchange centers on whether using abbreviated courtesy for Burroughs as Dr is proper slang. Dick asserts Dr is acceptable in this case as he demands repayment from Burroughs who owes him money.
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Tom
Burroughs
A Wonderful Woman Portrait Sparks Social Banter
A witty dialogue describes madame the countess as a sixty year old woman who looks fifty thinks she is forty dresses like thirty and acts like twenty in a vivid social exchange.
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Madame the Countess
Best coal at R. O. Watsons
Winter supply advice advertises coal from R. O. Watson with phone contact 72, urging customers to lay in fuel.
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R. O. Watson's
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