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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1907
Page
5
Macon Georgia lessee I B Stubbs visits Anniston spending days in the city. He pursues interests in two Georgia hotels at Macon and Griffin and has been active in Florida lumber trade. He hopes to visit the Model City more often where many friends await him.
Barometer 80.28 at 7 a m. Temperature 36. Precipitation 0. Wind northwest at 9 mph. Lowest temperature 32 at 6 a m. Highest 63 at 2 30 p m. Weather clear with killing frost forecast fair tonight and frost. Wednesday fair and warmer. Official in charge GLARKE.
The London Onlooker notes that supernaturalism remains strong among the aborigines of the new world. It mentions that the Spaniards’ arrival was prophesied to the Mexicans by their caciques and that these prophecies were sung with lament at their festivals.
The Philadelphia Press notes Khamsin as a scorching dry wind from the Sahara that sweeps into Egypt and lasts about fifty days. A personal exchange hints at a dispute resolved by understanding.
Spot cotton in Anniston today valued at 100 percent lile quality. Produce prices list shows prices paid by merchants for various grades and lots.
A busy woman contemplates how voices vary by setting asking how her telephone voice sounds. She notes people hide their social tones at the phone and gives examples of a manager's heavy speech in person versus graced speech on calls, especially with women listening.
The author defines good breeding as the blend of good sense and nature, tempered by self denial for others, and argues manners vary by person and place yet share a common substance. He compares manners to morals, with universal rules of civility enforcing proper conduct and deterring bad behavior.
The Morris Mining Company will hold a stockholders meeting at its office on Monday April 15 1907 to elect directors for the year. L. J. Morris Secretary. mh2-4¢
The item presents a conversation between a father and a suitor as a playful riddle about knowing the bride before marriage in a Chicago News column. It features a light exchange, hinting at family dynamics without further detail.
A tomb inscription near Port Royal Jamaica records Louis Caldy Esquire a native of Montpellier France who fled the revocation earthquake struck him in 1602 yet a second shock cast him into the sea where he swam until rescued by a boat and lived forty years more in Providence.
A foreigner recalls American social scenes noting women discuss cooks and dress while men converse about autos and money in mixed company. The remark, cited by New York Life, highlights casual chatter patterns across genders.
An Irishman migrates with his wife moving houses and a friend teases him about shifting again. Mick replies he follows the furniture to find out where they go next, as reported by the Kansas City Independent.
A Chicago Tribune note quotes a persistently hopeful boarder who dismisses luck and insists on sleeping in an attic while declaring opportunity will knock at every door. The remark contrasts optimism with hardship through a witty saying about chance.
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