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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1907
Page
3
Short humorous exchanges feature Mrs Spender noting wealth including a race horse a yacht and a balloon Golde Bonds quips about rising status Mr Hixson jokes on a stopped watch and a charm Their marriage is described as nearly two months and not jealous The couple jokes about a crowded flat and suspicion She was extravagant and money is a common joke about spending and coins
Fresh water lakes arise as extensions of rivers due to valley topography. They receive water from streams whose chemical makeup stays constant with the region. Salt lakes are closed basins where water leaves only by evaporation, leading to salinity buildup in the ocean via a universal solvent process.
An old Virginia law from James City in March 1562 aimed to curb women’s speech by ducking after defamation judgments, with harsher penalties for damages over 500 pounds of tobacco. The piece also notes robins nesting in unusual places such as pots, bags, kettles, and even a cow’s tail at a slaughterhouse in England.
A Philadelphia Ledger note says a judge, dining in a new household, was asked by the young house keeper if he had tried her biscuits. He replied that he never did but doubts they deserve it, in a light humorous exchange.
A marine reporter notes the new steamer on its maiden trip with many landlubbers aboard. The captain praises the vessel’s handling in heavy seas saying it behaves beautifully, describing it as much better than past efforts.
Roy Dodgen a switchman for the Pressed Steel Company slipped from a locomotive running board between 4 and 5 PM yesterday and fell under a moving pig iron freight car. His right foot was crushed above the ankle and had to be amputated above the ankle. he was taken to his father's Roger Hill home for rest.
Mr. Ernest Ayers, longtime yard clerk for the Southern railway here, has been appointed night ticket agent at the Union depot. Ayers has been with the Southern for several years and received multiple promotions.
In Rome the Vatican houses the largest topaz in the world weighing seven pounds. It bears intricate carvings executed by three Neapolitan lapidaries over a span of 61 years.
A Chicago bookmaker displayed a fever placard at his business, prompting police discovery that it referred to gambling fever and owed the authorities.
Chesterfield argues good breeding emerges from sense and charity, shaped by observation and experience. He compares manners to morals, saying civility acts as social glue and rules to enforce them, while laws curb the harms of bad conduct.
An essay condemns overreliance on future debts via municipal bonds for railroads and warns of material excess. It praises John Hay and the Monroe Doctrine, contrasts naval expansion with peaceful diplomacy, and urges a universal, honest patriotism while criticizing imperial reach and the Panama Canal project.
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