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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1907

Page

3

Arbuckles ARIOSA Coffee Promises Stability and Purity

A vintage advertisement touts Arbuckles ARIOSA Coffee as nerve and digestion friendly and the world’s leading coffee for 37 years. It warns against switching to rival brands and claims compliance with the National Pure Food Law Guarantee No 2041 filed in Washington.

Washington

Special Stockholders Meet Union Foundry Co Anniston

Notice to stockholders of Union Foundry Company of Anniston Alabama that a special meeting will be held at 554 Fourth Street Milwaukee Wisconsin on Thursday April 25 1907 at 12 oclock noon to authorize issuing bonds secured by trust deed amend bylaws on directors and elect new directors if the number is increased John G Kremers Secretary mh25 mon 4t

Union Foundry Company Anniston Alabama Fourth Street Milwaukee Wis John G. Kremers

Colonial Conference Opens in London

London hosts the British Colonial Conference with premiers and colonial leaders, chaired by Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman. Delegates from Canada New Zealand Australia and South Africa discuss permanent councils preferential tariffs imperial defense and legal and trade issues shaping the empire.

Star London England Colonial Office Henry Campbell-Bannerman Canada Wilfrid Laurier Frederick Borden L. P. Brodeur Newfoundland Robert Bond Deakin Commonwealth of Australia J. G. Ward New Zealand

Somersault Car Demonstrates Scientific Mechancis

The London Globe reports a somersaulting car on a steep incline reaching 28 mph then leaping into the air to perform a complete somersault before landing on a collapsible platform. Rails and rollers guide the car, with four wheels touching the platform to prevent damage, showing precise pitch alignment as key to the stunt.

London Globe

How to Avoid Appendicitis and Constipation Cures

Advice notes appendicitis risk from chronic constipation. Claims Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup cures constipation by stimulating the liver and bowels and restores natural action. Describes it as mild and pleasant and urges avoiding substitutes from Elam Ordway Houser.

Orino Elam, Ordway & Houser

Dean's Ointment claims quick relief for skin conditions

An advertisement touts Dean's Ointment as stopping itching instantly and curing various skin ailments including piles eczema salt rheum tetter itch hives herpes and scabies available at any drug store.

Jewel the elephant Fights a Nail in a Painful Trimming

In Mc Clure's style a keeper trims Jewel the elephant's foot, coaxing the animal to raise her foot while she resists with a trumpet. The elephant's trunk grips the keeper when a stubborn wire nail is found in the sole and is finally removed with care.

McClure Jewel

Wolves Cost Ranchers Big Money in New Mexico Study

Vernon Bailey reports four wolves kill about one stock unit every three days in a New Mexico area, equating to around 100 cattle per wolf annually at $10 per head. The loss would total about $1,000 per wolf yearly, excluding offspring.

Vernon Bailey Forest Reserve Bureau Washington Southwest New Mexico Mr. Bailey

Maine hares shipped to markets rise despite predation

Game Warden George W. Ross reports a monthly tally of SOC barrels of dead hares moving to Boston and New York markets via the Washington County railway. Wardens estimate over 1,000,000 Maine hares are shipped yearly with many more consumed locally.

The Kennebec Journal George W. Ross Boston New York Washington County Maine

Seattle to Host 1909 Western World's Fair Invitation

Invitations are issued for nations to participate in the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition to be held in Seattle in 1909. The next Western world's fair aims to showcase international participation and regional achievement.

Seattle

Queen Sophia Laughs At Bismarck In Amsterdam Exhibit

The Dutch queen, wife of William II, known for her ties to Napoleon III, toured Amsterdam after the Luxembourg dispute. A committee member urged her to see Germany’s “greatest enemy,” jokingly renaming Bismarck. The display showed a large beetle image misattributed to the chancellor.

Sophia Bismarck Netherlands William II Fletland Napoleon III Emipress France Luxembourg Amsterdam Germany Miramarck Colorado Westminster Gazette

Torpedo Boats and Their Shallow Armored Frame

Torpedo boats and torpedo destroyers are light, unarmored vessels with hulls often about half an inch thick. They can reach speeds of thirty to thirty five miles an hour and rely on surprise at night to launch torpedoes while evading heavy fire. Frank E. Channon in St Nicholas.

Frank E. Channon St. Nicholas

Responsibility for Poetry Signed at Last

A village youth known as Jobson had written verses for the weekly paper for six months in the poets corner. He found his name appended to a poem in the Weekly Bugle and thanked editor Mr Stires who replied that responsibility for the poetry now lay where it belonged.

Bugle Stires Jobson

May Interest You Kidney Cure Ad

A May advertisement touts Foley's Kidney Cure claiming it stops kidney and bladder trouble and cures any case within reach of medicine. It emphasizes universal vulnerability to kidney problems and promotes the remedy.

Foley

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