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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1907
Page
4
The March 1907 issue list shows daily editions with figures ranging from 2,200 to 2,225 copies and an actual daily average of 2,216. The statement is sworn by E. B. McKERP, General Manager, and notarized by B. W. Ledbetter on April 1, 1907.
Our advertising columns form a Buyers' Guide to fair dealing, good goods, and honest prices. The firms represented are enterprising, progressive, and worthy of community confidence with money to spend.
A wealthy family received a wedding clock from friends who never heard back about acknowledgments. A mutual inquiry revealed the bride swapped the givers’ cards and used the clock to signal a status-aspiring society leader, exposing social posturing in a local circle.
The Supreme Court reconvenes after recess with cases including Philippine tariff tests and Damselle Howard v Illinois Central. IC C to hear railroad rate complaints. Mayor Schmitz graft case slated. Education and church gatherings set. Missouri special session on corporations and liquor laws. Carnegie Institute dedication in Pittsburgh with $6 million building. Roosevelt to attend Rough Riders memorial statue ceremony. Bryan to attend Jefferson Day dinners. 1907 baseball season opens. Southern and South Atlantic leagues start.
An eminent authority touts a home remedy to cleanse the blood and address rheumatism and kidney troubles. The mix includes Fluid extract Dandelion one half ounce Compound Karyon one ounce and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilia three ounces to be shaken and taken after meals and at bedtime.
The Pelham Guards were praised as the best drilled company seen in a state militia after a reding night inspection by Lieut. Deagan of the U S Army and Assistant Adjutant General W Tf Graves. Forty nine men attended the review and received strong compliments on drill efficiency and work knowledge. Short remarks followed from Col. McKleroy and visiting officers including Father Stahl and Maj. Smith.
A snake egg has a thick tough flexible covering. Species that lay eggs deposit them in groups of ten or four dozen in the earth or piles of decaying plant matter and similar places where the eggs hatch without further parental care.
An old saying applies to a sore burn or wound treated with Buecklen's Arnica Salve as piles and chilblains disappear. Guaranteed by Elam Ord way Houser and Scarbrough Drug Co. druggists at 25 cents.
The article offers kitchen guidance on pumpkins, salmon for invalids, fat from boiling, slot soups, and thoroughly cooking potatoes. It advises using best joints for roasting, notes price versus purpose for boiling and stewing, and suggests a stock pot for repurposed bones and trimmings to make soup or gravy.
In a New York Press vignette a happy woman rejects company life. She keeps the piano lid up and uses every item daily to avoid a musty empty house, recalling harsher childhood memories of polished silver and closed doors.
Local notice asserts deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and catarrh. It offers $100 for any case of deafness caused by catarrh that Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot cure and promotes related pills for constipation.
Norfolk April 6 Special to the Star work crews transform Jamestown exposition grounds as opening nears. Despite transportation and material delays, major pavilions and state buildings rise from scaffoldings toward a finished appearance with greensward and flower beds planned for the final presentation.
The article recommends using clear glass goldfish bowls as cheap, artistic holders for cut flowers. A small bowl costs about 10 cents and suits nasturtium rose mignonette or any dainty stemmed blooms for an attractive display.
Anniston reports spot cotton and various produce prices from local merchants. Chickens bring 25 to 35 cents, eggs 15 cents, sweet potatoes one dollar per bushel, Trish potatoes 90 cents, white peas 2.50 per bushel, speckled peas two dollars, and corn 66 to 68 cents per bushel.
New leather goods highlight Oxford fashions with the Defender line noted for fit and wear. Items include 18 inch to 22 inch offerings, selling at 80 to 50 cents, with silk floss and no cotton in construction.
A biography fragment notes Carl von Moltke born into Danish military tradition. He entered royal cadet service at age nine, studied at Copenhagen Military Academy, served as sublieutenant until 27, and petitioned for three years’ leave to study on the continent. He resigned to join Prossin’s army after the king refused continued pay.
The text describes a Mexican dinner as a full spread served in courses. It lists soup caldo rice or sopa meat dishes such as chicken and roasted chops, fried potatoes, salad, beans, fruit and sweets, followed by coffee. Portions are served separately by a servant, with occasional fresh water fish variations.
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