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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1907
Page
2
If you buy a suit you want it to fit, cut well, and stay in style. Thad M. Gwin & Co. promises correct fit and quality, paralleling the care you’d want in a horse with good shoes and a bridle for appearance.
Oxford updates include visits by D P Haynes and Capt John Floyd Smith families, W D Haynes and William Orr replacements at the city branch, and a Katharine Steel chapter D A R meeting set for Wednesday. An ice cream festival by Fortress club nets 20 in proceeds and Jennie Aderholt wins most popular young lady. Community services are scheduled. farmers union meets tonight. Masons to work third degree Monday.
Three male and two female Berkshire pigs for sale. One month old. Interested buyers may call for details.
Chitte Harjo pleads in Washington for Native American right to roam as elders did. He condemns trusting fortune to grant rights and recalls abuses at an Indian school in 19e7. Sarjo cites an instructor’s deceit and a horse shoe pillow incident to critique forsaken promises.
A compiled list of notable historical moments with dates and figures including the death of Rhode Island founder John Clarke in 1676, siege of Boston in 1775, and Spurgeon’s London tabernacle fire in 1898. Additional entries reference Henry Burden born 1701, Napoleon’s 1809 Bavarian defeat, and Carnegie’s 1904 donation among others.
The London Globe reports a wolf attack in the Kellmer district of Hungary. A village postman named Peto was killed on a road to Putnok and only his boots and feet remained. His wife, who searched for him, also perished, leaving torn clothing behind.
W B Brunson of Dublin Georgia writes that his eighty three year old mother thrives on Electric Bitters enjoying a strong appetite good sleep. He claims the remedy also helps female weakness debility and strengthens weak children. Guaranteed for stomach liver and kidney troubles offered by Elam Ordway Houser and Scarbrough Drug Co at 50 cents.
A remote forest near Maisons gur-Mairne yields the body of a young woman with no signs of violence. The coroner reports death by starvation after she, a Trores servant, walked to Reims in severe cold and fatigue, collapsing alone in the woods.
An ad claims appendicitis stems from constipation and liver torpor. It promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as a remedy to regulate the liver establish regular bowel habits and prevent appendix trouble. Sold for 25 cents at Elam Ordway & Housers and Scarbrough Drug Co's stores.
Practical advice from R. W. Stevenson on mastering billiards through single ball drills. Practice shots from balk to push the ball up the table and stop consistently at a target spot. Move the target to vary touch and strength tests, continuing with deliberate variations.
A barber and customer exchange a joke about baldness and steel causing hair growth. The barber claims steel rubbing can stimulate a hair spring, citing his watchmaker brother as authority, to humorous effect.
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