The Butter Man Of Paris A Gourmet Mystery
A famed Parisian restaurant tale tells of a shy, tiny butter dealer nicknamed the butter man. He eats scant meals totaling about 200 francs per seating and pays 40 francs to the head waiter, 20 to the waiter, 10 to the cashier, and 5 to the porter each visit. After years of lavish tipping the mysterious man vanished, never to be seen again.
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Paris
Grand Hotel
Westminster Gazette
Parlor Observation and Cafe Dining Cars Service Memphis to Atlanta
Parlor observation and cafe dining cars operate between Memphis Tennessee and Atlanta Georgia on through trains via K M & B Railroad and Birmingham and Southern Railway. Depart Memphis 8 15 p m arrive Atlanta 10 16 p m with return in morning and separate Pullman sleeping service Memphis to Atlanta leaving 9 10 p m arrives 11 30 a m.
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Memphis
Tenn
Atlanta
Sale Notice in Anniston City Court Equity
Clerk's sale by decree of the City Court of Anniston in equity to settle a case between Calhoun County and W A Hobbs. Money bid for Lot 6 Block G Hight and McCoy addition Anniston Alabama to be paid in cash at public auction at the front door of Spurt House in Anniston on October 28 1901 within legal hours.
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W. A. Hobbs
City Court of
Hight and McCoy
City of
Anniston
Alabama
Sale of McMillian Tract Lots in Anniston 1901
By decree of the City Court of Anniston the property described as Lots 8 9 10 11 12 and 18 in block 2 of the McMillian Tract of Hight & McCoy addition to Anniston Alabama is ordered sold at public auction for cash. The sale takes place Monday October 28 1901 at the front door of the court hours in Anniston within legal hours. A. H. Shepperd Clerk. 23 Bw
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City Court of
McMillian
Hight & McCoy
Anniston
Alabama
24Th Streets
Noble Street
A. H. Shepperd
Household Hints From A Practical Homemaker
Practical tips on pest control using a sulphur candle and on dish care. Wash milk glasses in cold water then hot soapsuds for clarity. Revive wilted flowers with hot water and a dash of ammonia. Do not put soda on gilded china. use soap. Rinse glass with moderately hot water to avoid uneven expansion.
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China
Snake Tactics In Holes Amid Montana Wyoming Ranges
The writer describes rattlesnake behavior learned over twenty years on Montana and Wyoming ranges. He explains the head first entry, the half turn at the hole entrance, and the body sliding fully out of sight, noting how the snake keeps sight of its body as it slips into the burrow. Exchange.
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Montana
Wyoming
Mr. Snake
When Grace Was Said at the Table
A Barnard College student recalls visiting a household where grace is said only for truly thankful occasions. The mistress explains they express thanks when they have game or something particularly nice, not for simple meals like roast beef.
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Grace
Barnard College
New York Times
Administrator's Sale of Calhoun County Real Estate
I M L Sawyer administratrix of B D Sawyer deceased will sell at public outcry for cash in Anniston Alabama on October 7 1901 at noon the real estate of the estate described as BW 4 of SW for section I] in Township 16 south of range east with a one acre triangular piece plus Lot 1 Block 190 fronting 70 feet on Glen Addie street and 70 feet back plus a four foot wide strip to an alley and Lot 12 Block 262 fronting 524 feet on Gurnee street back 140 feet to an alley all in Anniston Calhoun County Alabama for details see deed dated Sept 14 1901. M L Sawyer Administratrix Estate of B D Sawyer.
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Emmett F. Crook
Calhoun County
M. L. Sawyer
B. D. Sawyer
Ala
Range
Glen Addie Street
Fourth Street
Gurnee Street
Anniston
D. Sawyer
Notice to Non Resident in Alabama Case
Notice from Calhoun County Alabama before Justice of the Peace. T. A. Stewart sues 8 L Arnold. Property levied two boxes household goods by attachment dated August 28 1901. Arnold a non resident hence notice by weekly publication for three weeks and mailing to address if known. Returnable September 21 1901 in Evening Star. August 80 1901. e e Gure Justice of the Peace.
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T. A. Stewart
L. Arnold
Evening Star
E. E. Gure
Justice of the Peace
The American Boy and a 19th Century Pen Note
A compact extract reflects on youth poise amid misfortune and a tearful boy lamenting being lost. It recalls Gillett’s 1820 steel pens, handmade and superior to iron barreled early versions, and ends with a dialect line from Brooklyn Life about calls to “the boys.”
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Gillett
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