Exposed His Hand by a Reluctant Loser at Work
A fragmented dialogue shows Jack Potts vowing that luck will change despite staying late at the office. Mrs Potts questions the routine and motives as Potts remains hopeful about future gains.
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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1907
Page
7
A fragmented dialogue shows Jack Potts vowing that luck will change despite staying late at the office. Mrs Potts questions the routine and motives as Potts remains hopeful about future gains.
A comic exchange between Mr and Mrs Misfit illustrates a sharp marital taunt about past suitors and imagined portraits. The dialogue highlights witty quips on marriage and memory, with Mrs Misfit retorting about a previous man.
The text notes the scimitar as the Saracens most effective sword for cutting. It recalls Saladin slicing a cushion in two and contrasts curved blades with straight swords, explaining the scimitars slicing advantage due to their design.
The day for payment of street taxes expired yesterday and all who neglected this duty are now subject to arrest. Doyle Kirby, a colored worker, lost his right leg after falling from a switch engine in L. and N. yards yesterday afternoon and may have to have his right arm amputated. C. W. Cohen & Co. advertise wall paper and painting at 921 Noble Street with phone 550. The Southern railway lists North residents seeking to move South, available for inspection by local employers. Model Ice Co. provides prompt hauling. Donahoo & Co. offer buggy and horse rentals for outings.
Calhoun lodge No. 46 K of P held a meeting last night advancing three esquires to knights and receiving one new membership application. In other notes, Donahoo & Co. promote Donahoo turnouts and Pine rigs for pleasant drives under R EF Ledbetter. Gadsden and nearby figures are mentioned alongside travel and local business updates.
A Sunday school lesson on Genesis 28 traces Jacob’s flight from Beersheba to Laban’s land. It highlights the dream of a ladder to heaven, God’s promise to Abraham’s line, and the idea of Christ as the way to God. The piece connects the blessing of the land to the divine presence and urges personal faith and commitment.
In Cadell, Earl Shamburg recalls a severe cough and lingering illness, crediting Dr King's New Discovery for his quick relief. Advertisers tout the tonic as a reliable cough cold and lung remedy, with guarantees from local druggists and trial bottles offered.
Empire and Jellico coal highlighted as premier South herds by Montevallo dealer E M Lewis. Strong brand claim with regional trade emphasis and contact prompt.
A persuasive guide to making advertising pay. It urges business owners to allocate a fixed annual ad budget, track its impact on volume, and use the newspaper’s space strategically to boost local sales and reach the community. It promises practical contracts for varying ad inches.
A Kansas City Star excerpt notes beard growth reflects a man’s habits. Desk work near a window accelerates growth on the sunny side, while late hours and reduced sleep increase shaving needs due to higher bodily activity and blood circulation.
A London Spectator reflection notes the grave toll of a bell buoy and eerie whistle in thick fog. It laments reduced sea motion and explains how fog disrupts locating sound direction due to wave interference and lack of eye ear coordination.
A broker recalls jurors becoming unusually close after serving together in a criminal case. Twelve strangers endure trials and conflicts, revealing new traits, arguing, quarrelling, and ultimately forming a lasting bond through shared responsibility.
Directory listing for T. M. Henderson at 918 Noble Street offering second-hand furniture and related goods with card paid for second-hand trade and assorted wares noted.
A short meditation on the strain of demanding roles and the value of rest. It notes that leaders under mental toil benefit from occasional bed days and afternoon naps as a tonic to ease nervous wear. The quote from a prominent statesman cites storing energy in response to early criticisms.
A playful exchange unfolds with a blond remark likening a face to Raphael's angels and a jealous brunette retorting that Raphael's angels were painted. The lighthearted exchange reflects salon gossip and urban humor of the era.
An old notice touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a remedy for constipation and appendicitis prevention. It claims liver regulation and regular bowels, priced at 25 cents at Elam Ordway & Houser’s and Scarbrough Drug Co's stores.
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