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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1901
Page
7
In the voice of a reminiscence the speaker recalls a notorious boy named Rogers known for mischief. He vanished westward years ago and is later identified by a traveler as the governor, prompting a startled reunion memory. The piece blends local legend with a vivid, anecdotal portrait.
A Minneapolis nervous-disease specialist reports a drugless remedy for melancholy. Patients are advised to keep corners of the mouth turned up and to keep smiling, then compare with a downturned mouth to note mood changes. He treats neurosis with this method, observing improved spirits among many patients, especially women. The cure requires willpower and regular practice, and is offered free of charge.
A vivid description from Chambers Journal portrays a large, striking bird with a white body, bright red beak and legs, and black wing quills. The narrator notes its magnificent, buoyant flight at great height, watching a pair pass overhead near Saxon Switzerland while comparing it to Zechariah's angels.
The bund is the name given to the street facing the water in eastern seaports. It serves as the trade hub where rumors impacting trade or politics spread rapidly. Many rumors are unfounded, and such stories are often labeled thunder when authenticity is in doubt.
A humorous exchange between Mr Backward Well er Yes and Miss Coy about marriage. They joke about consulting a fortune teller to learn who will be the future spouse and propose saving the fortune teller’s fee toward buying a ring, ending with a quip about the price.
A reader notes Tom avoids direct health questions and gives evasive replies when asked about his well being. The exchange contrasts with remarks on resilience and unseen strength arising from challenging times.
The service offers elegant parlor observation and cafe dining cars between Memphis Tennessee and Atlanta Georgia. Depart Memphis at 8 15 p m arriving Atlanta 10 15 p m via Birmingham and Southern Railway No 36. Return at 6 a m arriving Memphis 8 05 p m via Southern Railway No 35 and Birmingham then K C M B R R. Through service plus Pullman sleeping cars on Atlanta Memphis run. Smoking room rear car available at moderate cost.
The State of Alabama case Calhoun County Mary Lou Phinizy trustee vs W A Hobbs. By decree of September 1901 the court will sell to the highest cash bidder at the front door of the courthouse in Anniston on October 28 1901. Property described as Lot 6 in Block G of the Hight and McCoy addition to Anniston. Proceeds to satisfy the decree. Clerk A H Shepperd.
The case of T. McC. Gamble and Thos. O. A. Gamble, agents, defendants, invokes a decree from the Sept Term 1901 of the City Court of Anniston In Equity. The property to be sold at public auction Monday October 28 1901 includes lots 8 9 10 11 12 and 18 in block 2 of the McMillian Tract of Hight McCoy addition to the City of Anniston between 28rd and 24th streets on the east side of Noble Street. Sale at the front door of the Court Hours in Anniston within legal hours, for cash to satisfy the decree. A H Shepperd Clerk. 28-Bw
Under an order of Judge Emmett F Crook I M L Sawyer administratrix will sell at public outcry for cash at the Calhoun County Probate Office on Monday Oct 1901 at 12 o'clock noon the estate of 8 D Sawyer deceased. The real estate includes BW 1 of Sw of section IL in Township i¢ south of range 8 east with a one acre triangular NW piece, part of Lot 1 Block 190 fronting 70 feet on Glen Addie street and back 70 feet plus a four foot strip along Fourth street to an alley, and Lot 12 Block 262 fronting 524 feet on Gurnee street and back 140 feet to an alley in Anniston. M L Sawyer Administratrix Estate of S D Sawyer decd Sept 14 1901.
Notice to non resident. The State of Alabama Calhoun County. T. A. Stewart vs L Arnold. Justice of the Peace orders attachment notice published in Evening Star three weeks and mailed to defendant. Returnable Sept 21, 1901.
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