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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1907
Page
8
This column argues nerves and digestion shape mood, claiming Cooper's New Discovery restores stomach function. A reader from Cicero Indiana notes relief after thirteen years of stomach trouble and constipation, reporting weight gain and improved work.
A chronology of notable births and deaths from 1799 to 1906 including John Young Mason Kentucky governor Reria Magoffin Omar Pasha and George Lewes. It mentions the Pan American Conference closure and Joaquin Crespo death in battle as well as a Massachusetts banishment reversal and the 1906 San Francisco earthquake and fire.
Barometer 29.99 at 7 am. Temperature 50. Precipitation .4. Wind south 3 miles. High 65 at 1:30 pm. Low 44 at 3 am. Conditions cloudy. Forecast rain and warmer tonight and Friday. Clarke Official in Charge.
The Interstate Commerce Commission opened hearings on transportation charges for cotton seas and cotton waste to the Orient via the Pacific coast. Georgia plaintiffs including China and Japan Trading Company American Trading Company Riverside Mill and Monroe Cotton Mills allege discriminatory rates favoring New York and New England to Washington and Asia.
Treating bruises with freely applied oil reduces discoloration quickly. Warm oil aids rapid normalization. absorbent cotton soaked in oil can be used. If skin is broken, a touch of boric acid should be applied over the abrasion.
Cedartown's Mesure and C C Pitts visit Anniston along with BG Carpenter. Mr Ross Blackmon and Mr O Graveley travel to Talladega and Heflin for business. Others include Elaton Newfiels Fulwhler from Birmingham, Perry man R J Perry, Atlanta’s Mears Leonmade McMillan White, and D Martin of Jacksonville in Anniston on business.
Washington April 18 Governor Hagerman of New Mexico resigns. President Roosevelt appoints Captain George Curry, former governor of Samar in the Philippines, to succeed him as New Mexico governor.
Baseball score update shows Little Rock and Shreveport tied 3 in 11 innings. Pitcher duel and late offense marked a dramatic extra frame finish.
The schedule lists Atlanta at Birmingham, Nashville at Montgomery, Shreveport at Little Rock, and New Orleans at Memphia with regional teams set to compete across venues.
Yesterday's results list Cincinnati 8 over St Louis 3, Boston 2 over Philadelphia 3, New York 2 over Brooklyn 1, Pittsburgh 2, Chicago 6. The brief recap shows multiple city matchups with final tallies.
A fragment lists city scores including Cleveland six and St Louis two, Detroit one, Chicago four, Tioston two, Washington one, Philadelphia four, New York five. The source lacks context and full event details.
In Jacksonville the South Atlantic League tallies a 6 1 win for Savannah over Columbia 4 3 win for Augusta over Charleston 1 0 for Macon.
Virginia Baseball league begins its 1907 season with Portsmouth at Norfolk Roanoke at Lynchburg and Danville at Richmond. The circuit plays 140 games and ends September 21.
An old advertisement pitches a blood purifier recipe using Plaid Extenet Dandelion Compound Kargon and Byrip Sarsaprita with directions to mix and take after meals and at bedtime. It asserts kidney strengthening and cleansing of impurities to raise red blood cell count to 95 percent, urging readers to mix it themselves.
Miss Edith N. Hoyle of Atlanta marries Lieut. Walter M. Wilhelm U S Army at a home ceremony in Columbian Barracks Havana. Guests include Major and Mrs John Conklin, Mr and Mrs R A Reaves, Rev and Mrs J Talley, with social notices of nearby visitors and relatives from Alabama and Tennessee.
An advertisement asserts deafness is due to inflammation of the Eustachian tube and cannot be cured by local applications. It claims nine of ten cases stem from catarrh and offers 100 dollars for any catarrh deafness not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure, with circulars available from P. J. Cheney & Co in Toledo, Ohio.
The bride, heiress to William Rockefeller's vast holdings, is described as outdoorsy and well groomed with a debut in 1901. Her fiancé, Mr. Dodge, is worth an estimated 20 to 40 million dollars and hails from Marcellus Hartley Dodge's fortune. He attended Columbia University and supports Y M C A and East Side social settlements.
A sharp exchange at a social gathering borrows a dig at Miss Gadahbout and a quip about asking the angel Gabriel what serves as trumps during a whist game. The lighthearted boast reflects period banter and social humor.
In a childhood cautionary tale a boy admits he brought a bathing suit hoping to be tempted to swim despite a ban. His mother scolds him as the story ends with the boy’s quip about preparation and temptation.
The passage explains that Indian dialects fall under three main families: Sanserit the standard language of the Vedas, Pracrit the vernacular across many dialects, and Magadhi or Misra used in parts related to Ceylon and other regions. It notes Sanserit as the fundamental language.
A French paper reports Bucharest waiters organized a boycott of two diners after a waiter’s complaint to the Waiters' union. Cafes and restaurants refuse service, even the proprietor offering to serve them met with threats. The local wits joke the men must marry meekly to avoid further trouble.
One year after the quake and fire that cost 452 lives San Francisco remembered the disaster with half mast flags and graveyard tributes. Churches held commemorations across the city.
The article notes memorials for victims of the calamity and grateful reflection on the city’s recovery within twelve months. Similar observances occurred in Oakland Berkeley San Jose and many other places.
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