Subscription notice and March circulation figures from Anniston
A public notice from Anniston Publishing Co outlines subscription rates of ten cents weekly or five dollars yearly for carrier delivery in Anniston and Oxford and three dollars by mail. The March 1907 circulation summary reports total prints and daily averages, signed by E. B. McKer, with notary verification by E. W. Ledbetter. The page notes April 1 as Fool’s Day, weather and Easter fashions, local elections, and an item on Howard Williams’ Torreon Star success.
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Anniston
Oxford
Pointed Paragraphs on Money and Manners
A column from the Atchison Globe reflects on money mindset and personal habits. It jokes about judging by mothers and the folly of dreaming large incomes while urging better dress and grooming as people age.
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Atchison
Penakas works eyed for relocation to Gadsden
KR Penenek representing the Penakas works of Helma, a major Alabama manufacturer, has been in Gadsden seeking a possible move of the big plant. The removal had been discussed a year ago with Gadsden bidding, and Mes r Peacock now practically decides to pursue a new site.
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KR. Penenek
Penakas Works
Helma
Alabama
Gadsden
Fragmented Tales From Press and Public Life in Peoria
The piece surveys how newspapers cover both grand and trivial matters from family squabbles to public deals. It notes critics and readers debate what deserves coverage and hints at a satirical exchange about wealth and relationships in Peoria.
Doctor Advice on Divorce Ends Marital Woes
A witty quip from Slovo implies the only sure route to happiness is ending the marriage. The exchange frames marital discord through a sharp doctor patient banter.
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Slovo
Sleep Myth About Fish Debunked by Study
Scientists review fish behavior noting trout ammon goldfish and pike do not sleep as mammals but rest periodically and remain alert to surroundings. The finding challenges common beliefs about aquatic sleep patterns.
Jury Bond Forms Among Twelve Strangers
The New York Sun quotes a broker on jury life describing twelve strangers inside a criminal case as they endure days together. They form a unique bond through hardships, arguments, conflicts, and reconciliations that reveal new traits and create lasting mutual interest.
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New York Sun
A Plea For the Indolent
A brief essay argues that people in demanding mental roles burn out quickly and benefit from periodic rest. It suggests occasional bed days and short naps as tonics to curb nervous strain. The passage quotes William Matthews defending resilience as storing energy.
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Willam Mathews
Success Magazine
The Angel Face Quip in Chicago Record Herald
A blond remarks that Ife has a face like Raphael's angels, while a jealous brunette counters that Raphael's angels were painted. The exchange appears as a light literary aside in the Chicago Record Herald.
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Ife
Raphael
Chicago Record- Herald
A Lesser Evil
A humorous quip from Harpers Weekly features a wife eloping with a chauffeur and a husband reacting with ironic relief about the missing cook, reflecting lighthearted domestic misadventure.
Deafness Cure Claim By Constitutional Remedies
An advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only remedy for deafness caused by inflammation of the Eustachian tube. It offers one hundred dollars for any case not cured, promises free circulars, and notes sales through druggists and Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Cats of Larger Growth and the Tiger’s Nature Explored
A essay by A W lKiolker in Appleton's Magazine surveys big cats with focus on the tiger. It compares claws, speed, and danger among tigers leopards jaguars and panthers, noting trainers prefer handling tigers and describing animal temperaments and risks.
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W. lKiolker
Appleton's Magazine
Tiv Avertean
Expiatory Dead Haunt Dreyfus Case Foes in Deaths
Reinach lists numerous high profile deaths as the Dreyfus affair intensifies. He claims a pattern of “expiatory dead” among those linked to forgery, crime, and alleged confessions. The piece notes officials and agents found dead, suggesting fate opposed to Dreyfusard justice.
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Reinach
Lemercier-Piard
Ree de Sevres
Henri
Felix Fane
Captain d'Attel
Dreyfus
Lebrun-Renault
Sreyfus
D’attel
Chaulin- Serviniere
Chamber of Deputies
Rocher
Barreche
Paris
Gare St. Lazare
Laurence
Terminus
Lorimer
Avas
Ded
Gaenee
Munier
Banizaant
Prairne
Miunier
Vance Thompson
Success Magazine
Boyish Desire for Work and Arrested Development
A Journal of Education piece argues that a boy who quits school early to work shows arrested development rather than strength. It warns parents and teachers against pressuring seventh and eighth grade goals and notes risky fraternity influence in high schools.
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Ork
Journal of Education
Montevallo Best Oal Mined for Heat
The fragment suggests Montevallo is highlighted for an oil or coal source used for heat with a contact mention of R. O. Watson via a phone.
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Montevallo
Watsn
Cook With Gas Ends Safe, Hot Dinner Starts
A kitchen tip explains using a gas stove to start a flame with a twist of a valve and then another twist to halt heat and save energy after cooking.
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Anniston Public
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Maching Company
Diter Gee
Eral
Minger
Eleventh and Market Streets
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The
Evening Star
Publishers’ Press Association
Anniston Republic
Alao
Talladega
Cleburne
Anniston Publishing CO
Mont Mar
Ween
King Star
Sis
Sanday Eae Depen
Mare
E. B. Meker
Anager
E. W. Ledbetter
San Francisco
Kilby
Chicago
Dunne
Howard Willims
Torreon
Mexico
Williams
Peoria Herald Transcript
Miss Beauty
Bostod
Bostock
Ile
Anniston National Bank United States and
Rise
Jimmie Johnson
Very Much
Johnson
Jones
Advertiser
Seventeenth St. School
E. Moses
Victoria
Donahoo & Co
Land “Title Guaranty CO
Noble and
Wilmer
Care Star
E. I. Turner & Co
Geo. _S. Peterson
G. H. Brummel & Co
East Tenth Street
Russell Bros
Anniston, Ala
Fine Art Studio
Foleys Tioney and
Elam, Ordway & Houser
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