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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1907

Page

7

Local Short Stories and Town Notices from Anniston

Local items report two teenage sons of Jud Reason and Joe James running away to join a travelling show, plus various notes on coal supply, wallpaper stock, a hospitalized resident, and advertisements for Model Ice Co. and Roller Champion flour. civic activities include Highland golf club seeking the Southern Association tourney in Atlanta, a Y M C A address, and a West Anniston Baptist revival.

Anniston Messrs Jud Reason Joe James Highland Golf Club The Southern Association Atlanta

This Date in History Highlights Notable Births Deaths and Events

A compact chronology lists notable occurrences across years including Louis IX born 1215 and died 1270, Cromwell born 1599, Wallenstein’s 1620 victory, 1792 guillotine first used, 1849 Electric Bitters ads, 1862 New Orleans withdrawal, Parker’s death 1884, Talmage Tabernacle 1891, Princess Victoria 1897, McKinley 1901.

Louis IX France Oliver Cromwell Wallenstein Mansfeld Dessau Pelletier Toronto Montreal New Orleans Willard Parker United States New Hampshire

Grain For Pigs on Pasture Experiment Shows Weight Gain

A Montana station test indicates hogs on pasture maintain good condition and may gain weight with a light grain ration. Results are not definite but early experiments suggest this possible outcome.

Montana

Notable Names From Histories And Honors Across Borders

Governor Stokes once taught in a New Jersey village school. Michael Davitt's children learned to write with both hands after his youth lost his right arm. Eighty eight year old Samuel Driggers started anew in South Dakota near Pierre. Alden Macomber lives in the smallest house in New Bedford, eleven by eight feet. Archibald Douglass joins a monastic house, aiding London’s home less boys. George Angell was elected for the fortieth time head of the Massachusetts SPCA. Sir John Tenniel, eighty seven, remains a keen, military looking artist. The young Duke of Zaragoza works as a locomotive engineer on a Madrid to French frontier route. Lieutenant de Bellegarde, survivor of Sedan, has died at Toulouse with honors. Professor Monaghan resigns to lecture in Washington. Colonel Hugh Scott’s prowess in Indian sign language aided his army career in the Philippines.

Edward Caspar Stokes New Jersey Michael Davitt Samuel I. Driggers Madeira Minn South Dakota Pierre Alden Macomber New Bedford Mass Archibald Douglass England Archibald London George T. Angell Boston Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of John Tenniel Punch Duke of Zaragoza Spain Madrid Lieutenant de Bellegarde Margueride Sedan Toulouse Legion of Honor J. C. Monaghan Bureau of Manufactures Washington Hugh Scott Phillippines

German Court Voices on Insult in Damages Case

In a German law court a minor abuse incident is heard as the plaintiff seeks damages. The judge notes that saying pig or dog is insulting, but calling someone a pig dog is offensive because no such animal exists. The plaintiff glowers at the bench.

Plaintff T. P London Weekly

Among the Kids One on Mickey

Dialogue excerpts show Mickey and Kitty discussing troubles and kidnappings with humorous asides. A series of playground questions about hypochondria hypocrisy and basic business advice appear, with family and schoolyard voices evaluating adults and love.

Mickey Kitty

Drawing the Long Bow Unearths Marvels Behind Old Tales

A Chicago News item reviews legends tied to archery and the phrase drawing the long bow. It notes feats from ancient sailors to Robin Hood and William Tell, including Blaise de Vigenere and Florida Indians who supposedly shoot corn from the air, illustrating extraordinary storytelling.

Virgil Robin Hood Locksley Scott William Tell Foke William of Blaise de Vigenene Barbarossa Florida Chicago News

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve touted for wounds and piles

An old remedy claim notes Bucklen’s Arnica Salve heals burns wounds piles and chilblains. The product is guaranteed by Elam Ord way Houser and Scarbrough Drug Co. at 25 cents.

W. B. Brunson Dublin Elam, Ordway & Houser Scarbrough Drug Co Elam Ordway & Houser Scarbrough Drug 1 Co

Railway Timetable Departures From Union Passenger Station

Eastbound trains to Atlanta Macon and New York depart at 7 55 pm 9 53 pm and 6 27 pm. Service to Heflin and Florida points noted. Northbound lists Rome Chattanooga Knoxville Selma Talladega Meridian. Southbound includes Gadsden Birmingham Cartersville Sam Jones Special with 8 2 pm departure.

Atlanta Macon Washington New York East Flida Heflin Evrery Ty Bianes Gadsden Birmingham Simo BR Cartersville Sam Jones

Also Mentioned on This Page

Model Ice Co W. Cohen & Co Noble Street J. W. Fore J. D. Simpson M. EB Athens Female College Liggett C. W. Cohen & Co West Anniston Baptist Church J. W. Haynes Talladega Mack Michael Corner Seventh Duncan J. B. Swan Alabama Hotel Jacksonville Alabama Keene the Hall OF Fame Georg O. Baker Tommy Pop Farlie Papa Professor Bighead Willie Paw Teather Jimmy Nellie O'Rourke Mickey O'Brien Lucy O'Neil Cerne California Fig Syrup Co California Louisville, KY New York,ny Union Southern Railway Meridian Shreveport Texas Pointe Greenville Memphis Shreveort Dee Cee Pos Meer Rome Chattanooga Knoxville Piedmont Selma Childersburg Louisville and Nashville R’y Calera Montgomery Nashville Lee W. H. McKleroy W. A. Davis D. Woodrufp R. F. Smith Ase'’t Cashier Anniston National Bank Comptroller of the Currency Resources U. S&s
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