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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1907
Page
2
Small items from Oxford Alabama list Berkshire pigs for sale and contact W W Wilkerson. The column mentions local business visits, snake reports after frost, farm produce prices, court drink guilty plea, Odd Fellows meeting, visits by Mrs Emma Russell, illnesses, and a Monday ice cream festival at F E A Walker Co with auction by Oxford girls.
An ad promoting Hy o me i as a local cure for catarrh asserting pills fail and a pocket inhaler delivers medicated air to nose throat and lungs. It claims to kill germs restore health and add ozone and offers a dollar outfit with a money back guarantee.
The Hebrew tradition credits Cain, Egypt to Theuth, and Greece to Hermes with the invention of weights and measures, reflecting ancient attributions to foundational figures from three cultures.
Brig. Gen. Alfred C. Markley, aged out by statutory limits, retires from active service. A native of Doylestown, Pa., he enlisted in the 25th Pennsylvania Infantry, fought at Petersburg, pursued Lee to Appomattox, served in Mexico with the Army of Observation, frontier Indian fighting, commanded at San Juan Hill, and led posts including Fort D. A. Russell, Fort Vancouver, and Fort McDowell before retirement. Col. Charles Morton will fill the brigadier general vacancy created by his departure.
In a debate cited by the Judge, De Squalle reportedly disproves a popular pet theory that lemons aid the voice. Critics give him a lemon at every venue, yet no improvement is observed.
A brief exchange on liberty of thought contrasts the right to hold opinions with the duty not to bore others. The Ohio State Journal frame shows two speakers in a shyly humorous exchange about personal belief and public discourse.
A brief Philadelphia Press item shows McBluff asking for change and the waiter offering to help. The exchange reveals a comic miscommunication as five pennies are requested for a nickel.
Mrs Nagget voices a firm stance on her opinions while her husband asserts the right to hold them privately. The exchange appears in the Baltimore News as a concise domestic vignette reflecting social attitudes.
The Minnespolis Journal notes a stage debate where a tragedian defends short runs while a critic argues that a long run can be worse, reflecting tensions in theatrical business and audience reach.
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