Circulation Statement for March 1907 Evening Star
The Evening Star reports March 1907 edition counts with total copies printed at 57 610. The dual daily average is 2 216. The document is sworn by General Manager E B McK Eve and witnessed by Notary Public BE Ledbetter on April 1 1907.
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Buyers' Guide shows fair dealing and honest prices
The firms in our advertising columns are enterprising and trusted by the community. Advertisers are presented as reliable, progressive men of business, deserving of support for offering good goods at honest prices through a trusted Buyers' Guide.
Delmas Faces Thaw Trial Challenge With High Stakes
The text notes Delmas began his Thaw plea with strong eloquence but fears a repeat of a dull moment at the Democratic convention. His reputation and the nation's gaze rest on his final argument as he battles Jerome, aiming for a decisive victory.
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Delmas
Mr. Delmas
Jerome
Presbyterian College Aid Boosts Alabama Youth Education
The Presbyterian College in Anniston receives broad support from Birmingham Presbyterians and other Alabama cities. Anniston expresses gratitude for regional backing while noting its own need for continued, substantial aid to sustain the college’s statewide impact as a mild winter yields a spring season.
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Birmingham
Presbyterian College
Anniston
Magic
Alabama
January oversights prompt remorseful nature and lawmakers
Nature seems to have forgotten January and acts to compensate now. Too much regilation is as harmful as too little. Common sense and conservation should mix with law making. The Thawease ends tomorrow evening per predictions of experts. Few wish it to last longer.
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Nature
Whims of Writers on Night Work and Odd Habits
A New York Herald excerpt surveys writers famed for late night work and eccentric desks. Southey, Schiller, Balzac, Byron, Dickens, Hawthorne, Burns, Wordsworth and others are cited with rituals from champagne to Greek icons. The piece argues genius often borders on abnormality and notes varying stimulants from tea to wine.
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Schiller
Balzac
Byron
Bulwer
Lyons
Eiver
Dickens
Hawthorne
Trawthorne
Addison
Buffon
Lin
Stevenson
Walter Scott
New York Herald
Blood Does Sour In Spring Says Authority
A well known authority warns that seasonal toxins weaken kidneys and blood causing eruptions and rheumatic, nervous, stomach, backache and urinary problems. A homemade tonic using Fluid Extract Dandelion, Compound Karyon, and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla is advised to restore kidney function and purify the blood.
Famous Goods in a Famous Store at Saks in Anniston
The Star advertises Hart Schaffner & Marx clothing sold exclusively by Saks in Anniston. The spring and summer lines are in exhibition, described as the finest and most complete yet carried by the popular store. Col. Saks is noted for enterprise and sound business judgment.
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Saks
Anniston
Col. Saks
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Promises Deafness Cure
An advertisement claims deafness caused by catarrh can be cured by constitutional remedies. It asserts the Eustachian tube inflammation as the illness source and offers one hundred dollars for any case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Includes address and product sales wording.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Trial of W. E. Parker in City Court on assault
The trial of W E Parker on an indictment charging assault and battery on Bud Dorsey during a late street whipping is in progress today in the City Court.
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W. E. Parker
W. IE. Parkey
Bud Dorsey
Saks Store Presents an Array of New Season Goods
The store anticipates customer wishes with large seasonal lines across all departments. New Dr Deimel linen mesh underwear is lightweight and cool. Furnishings feature profuse novelties with nabby ties and shirts. Shoes hats and other sections display top, fashionable goods across a veritable bazaar.
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Saks
Dr. Deimel
Parrot Amid Drexel Quiet: Booksahl Silence Breached
A Drexel Institute corridor scene erupts in shouts as a parrot in a cage is moved by an elderly woman. The porter and bystanders react, and the arousing incident ends when the staff allows return without penalty.
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Drexel Institute
Engineering Department
Philadelphia Record
Alabama Sunday School Convention Opens in Birmingham
More than 1,000 visitors converge on Birmingham for the 24th annual Alabama Sunday School Association convention. A trained 200-voice choir, reports, discussions, and addresses by notable Sunday school workers feature the program through Friday.
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Birmingham
Alabama Sunday School Association
Balance Wheel of the Watch Keeps Time in Cold
A jeweler notes that winter affects watches due to metal contraction. The balance wheel, now partly brass and partly steel like a clock pendulum, has opposing expansibilities that keep its size and speed stable across weather, so cold no longer alters it.
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Kansas City Journal
Rothschild maxims guide Alabama hardware firm ethics
In this Northeast Alabama ad Propagating self by claiming Rothschild maxims on wall of London bank. The City Hardware Company touts honesty, promptness, and courtesy. It sells high quality wagons buggies and general hardware from stores in Anniston Talladega and Oxford.
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Rothschild
Baron Rothschild
London
Alabama
Rothschilds
United States
City Hardware Company
Anniston
Talladega
Oxford
City Hardware CO
The Spleen and a Curious Letter Riddle
A letter reads Not finding Brown at home I deliv ered your message to his yf which Betty decodes as wife. The piece then shifts to a New York Dress excerpt noting the spleen's historic mystery, its appearance, and how meals shrink it, with commentary on irascibility and the idea of spleenwort as a remedy.
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Brown
Betty
Madam
New York
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