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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1907

Page

5

Roy Young grandconcert plans return engagement in Anniston

The Roy Young grandconcert company aims for a May 3 return engagement in Anniston after a poorly attended prior show at Ells hall. The earlier performance suffered from mismanagement and weak attendance, while the article notes quality at the company’s previous event.

Roy Young Ells’ Hall Anniston Mr. Young

Gasoline Up 4 Cents Per Gallon Amid Oil Stock Critique

A local motorist blamed oil magnates for price hikes after another 4 cent rise in gasoline. The Morton inspection office moves to Anniston Supply Company, with hours from 6 am to 6 pm and phone 31. Bass Heard Howle transfers to Fyre building on Noble Street under manager R S Nichols. Red Donahoo & Co advertise grading services and horse and mule sales as idle teams seek work.

Standard Oil Company Noble Street Bass, Heard & Howle City Land Company Thirteenth Street Moore Avenue Fyre R. S. Nichols

Embroidery Sale and Local Meeting Notices

Mr. R W Harrison the photographer moves to Mobile to pursue his trade and will be joined by Mrs Harrison. he arrives after losing his effects in Pensacola's great storm. Johnston's hosts an embroidery sale Monday. North Alabama presbytery meeting in Hartselle prompts Dr J G Anderson Dr W FE Mellwain Mr Rutherford Lapsley and others to depart tonight and tomorrow morning.

R. W. Harrison Mobile Harrison Anniston Pensacola Hartselle North Alabama

Strength In Vegetable Growth Amid Plant Roots and Cliffs

A local florist notes strength in plants and roots breaking pots and curbstones. The article cites Aldabra Island near Madagascar where mangroves grow at cliff bases and may erode rock and cause land loss over years.

Aldabra Madagascar

A Remedy From Harpers Weekly Jests

A brief quip shows a tramp asking a madam for a cure for indigestion and a witty reply about providing something to digest, reflecting comic verse humor from Harpers Weekly.

Harper’s Weekly

Local Juniors Go 10 Selma Today

The annual session of the state council of the Junior Order United American Mechanics meets in Selma tomorrow. It will likely run two days with about 55 to 60 delegates attending due to the one delegate per 100 members representation. W F McCartney and R Segrest head to Selma for the meeting. Maj. D Houston Smith cannot attend for business reasons. The Selma council will entertain delegates and visitors during the stay.

State Council of the Junior Order United American Mechanics Selma Messrs W. F. McCartney R. Segrest State Council Maj D. Houston Smith The Order Selma Council

A Fighting State in Kansas History

Outing Magazine notes Kansas history is defined by constant conflict across Indian fighting gambler fighting outlaw fighting town site fighting and political fighting, a level of war unmatched by any region of similar size.

Kansas West Outing Magazine

Police Court Notes and Local Notices

In police court this morning two cases were continued and two discharged. Twenty six others were assessed fines totaling 161.80 dollars. A call for Anniston lodge No 448 A F and A M to meet tonight at 8 o clock urges members to attend. By order of the worshipful master T L Graham secretary.

Anniston Lodge No A. F A. M T. L. Graham

Pythian Meeting Tonight at Calhoun Lodge No 46

Calhoun lodge No 46 Knights of Pythias holds its weekly meeting this evening. Officers will proceed with rank work. Members and visitors are cordially welcomed.

Calhoun Lodge No K. of P

Marcus Brothers Praise Dr Moore Infirmary In Anniston

Max and Julius Marcus commend Dr Moore's new infirmary as a model of excellence and a credit to the city after inspecting its equipment and arrangements. Donahoo & Co. promote stable care for horses. Anniston City Land Company now advances full building costs for cash lot buyers after previously offering two thirds.

Max Julius Marcus Moore Messrs Marcus Anniston City Land Company Anniston

Electric Oil touted as best remedy for fatal disease group

Mrs. L Whiteacre of Buffalo New York endorses Dr Thomas Electric Oil as the best remedy for a serious disease group. The testimonial claims eight years of successful use in their family.

Thomas

Study Links Gas Range Use To Sleep Timing

Morning routines show behavior change with later sleep by 30 minutes and altered energy after breakfast. Researchers note consistent wake times reduce evening fatigue and improve overall daily function.

Books as Friends and Private Joys of Reading

The piece reflects on how readers value books, noting that true companions are chosen by the seeker. It contrasts self collected shelves with gifts from others, citing Charles Lamb’s private pleasure and the moment a legacy brings unfamiliar titles into a reader’s life.

Charles Lamb London Academy

Calculating River Discharge From Surface Velocity

A method to estimate water discharge uses the surface velocity observed by a floating cork or body. Take four fifths of the greatest surface velocity as the mean velocity and multiply by the cross section area to get discharge. For military supply, multiply velocity by breadth and depth and 960 to estimate men supported.

Advertising opens vast field of opportunity for business

If you are a business man consider how advertising attracts customers and builds reputation. Make direct statements only if you can fulfill promises, maintain consistent ads in every issue, and compare cost favorably with other outlets. Our rates quoted for yearly campaigns.

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O. H. Parker & CO Security Bank Building City News Sterne’s Israel Armstrong Mollie Buford Sixteenth Street Pine Avenue W.F. van Arsdel J. T. Chrisman Jeweler Optician P. H. O'Brien Donahoo & Co Carre-Field Shoe CO Sexton W. E. Fleming Johnston’s J. L. Carr Oxanna Mr. Carr McCartney Segrest Stevens Jewelry Co Masons Ness Western Union Telegraph Co Apll Mosea Oxford Care Star Wilmer 5Th J. G. Adams Dooley F. C. Bryan M. X Land Title Guaranty Co, Apri.tf Wigley & Moore’s Geo. W. Persell H. J. Young
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