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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1901
Page
6
A well dressed gentleman excels in social and business settings. In Anniston, the best dressed men wear Boyer clothes, offered at little or no more cost than other brands. New Fall stock now in.
List of scheduled meetings for September through November across multiple circuits including Sylacanga Aniston Oxford Harpersville Piedmont Columbiana Childersburg Talladega and Jacksonville White Plains with dates and times. Brand names Leeta circuit and Model Laundry referenced with claims about washing clothes using clean water and soap.
Condensed Sunedy Eflec lists No. 1 and No. 2 trains from Chattanooga to New York via Salisbury and Buffalo with Pullman Sleeping cars. No. 3 and No. 4 routes show Birmingham to Atlanta to New York service with dining and library observation cars. Limited schedules note connections through Washington Baltimore Philadelphia and Charlottesville with daily and Sunday variants.
Carroll Frere attends a French masquerade and a later dinner, recognizing a young woman with a mole who shared his gaze across the box. She reveals she followed her younger brother to the city, and they hide their bond behind a court plaster to avoid recognition. He confesses he has been gazing at a star.
A London Globe remark notes that Sir Walter Scott’s border itinerary letters, full of observed places and anecdotes, were destroyed by the heirs of the recipient. The loss would have made a charming book, illustrating how private matters often survive while valuable letters perish.
A motivational piece urging persistence through hardship with lines about striving, paying a high price for success, and rising despite storms. It stresses there is always a path to triumph for those who try, and warns of the risk of failure for the uncommitted.
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