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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1907
Page
4
Publication details show a daily except Sunday listing with scattered abbreviations and a corner office address at Market Streets, including a telephone number, but readable facts are minimal and fragmented. The fragment references a publishing company and staff roles, providing limited event or context.
The text lists daily Evening Star editions for March 1907 with figures such as 8 225 and 2 220 across several dates. It appears to catalog print runs or circulation numbers by day from March 17 to March 31 with repeated totals and dates.
The Evening Star notes strong reader interest in the Thaw trial with many calls for verdict updates. The paper kept presses open past the usual hour hoping for a late verdict to publish promptly.
Judge G. B. Randolph is favored to organize the Anniston display for the Jamestown exposition. His Alabama mineral experience, knowledge of Anniston’s mineral wealth, energy, popularity, and standing make him ideal. He is also strongly endorsed for Anniston postmaster.
The column comments on the Ra gin Roberts incident fading from public mind as spring returns. It voices skepticism about postmastership recommendations and hints Editor Graves should have consulted Candidate Bryan. It praises the retiring city council for its good works and mentions Chattanooga’s electric car and a likely new one for Anniston.
The article notes rising educational progress in the South and highlights Charley Barker achieving an excellent postmaster role, symbolizing administrative advancement amid growth.
A vintage ad claims deafness from Eustachian tube inflammation can be cured by constitutional remedies. It promises $100 for any catarrh deafness case not cured, claims prevention by removing inflammation, and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills with Toledo based company I. J. Cheney & Co.
A witty aside mocks a man whose earnings vanish on his wife’s whims. The banter contrasts his poverty with social expectations as they discuss attending the opera. The exchange underscores class and culture in a Bohemian context.
The Tronston Post notes a quip about marriage duties with Mrs Henpeck replying that she does. The item captures a lighthearted exchange and rural humor characteristic of local society pages.
Hon. Johns R. Garrett, Mayor of Girard Georgia, testifies he suffered severe itching piles day and night before using Dean's Ointment. He reports permanent cure and endorses the product.
A political diatribe laments demagogues and sensational journalism that undermine law and order. It condemns opposition for mere opposition and calls for constructive action, adherence to the Constitution, and careful legal reform rather than rapid change.
A quotation from John Tyndall on the mind as a musical instrument within a limited range. He states matter and force are solvable within our intellect but the true universe lies beyond, behind, above, and around us, remaining unsolved and incorrigibly beyond our reach.
A snake moves by pushing with scale points that act as ribs and grips surfaces with these points. Its vertebrae are connected by ball and socket joints allowing side to side motion. The snake cannot climb by coiling. it grips using scale tips. A snake on plate glass cannot grasp.
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