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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1906
Page
5
An advertisement touts low prices and high quality goods including a watch diamond ring and monogrammed jewelry. The text promotes personal service and urges visits to the shop at 1111 Noble Street.
Joe Row, a white car shop employee, was arrested this morning by Deputy Sheriffs LeGrande and Reily on a charge of assault with intent to murder J. L. Jackson, another employee. Row is jailed on $500 bond and faces a hearing before Judge Crook next Friday.
Temperature 76 with .03 inches precipitation. Wind 8 to 2 miles. Lowest 69 at 5 a.m. Highest 93 at 1 p.m. Weather partly cloudy. Forecast generally fair tonight and Wednesday. W. F. Clark.
An 1880s style ad in Baltimore mentions Dr Marsh's Wine of Black Hawk claiming to ease pain for women. It lists a 1.90 dollar bottle price and a six bottle deal for five dollars, with a street address at 1013 Noble Street and a reference to new fancy goods.
Voters registered since July 1 1906 should bring their registration certificates to the polls to prevent challenges or confusion during voting.
Short OCR fragment notes coal supply and a company name Model Ice Co with a phone number 59. The readable text suggests a winter coal purchasing prompt or ad line from an old newspaper page. Entities: Model Ice Co., 59.
In Fritz Morris's In the Water Forest of the Spree the Spreewald near Berlin is described as a forest of water where villages sit on piles like Venice. Boats serve as the main transport from spring to autumn as canals link houses barns and bridges connect isolated islets with patrols, mail delivery, and churchgoing residents along the waterways.
Anniston shoppers can buy six bars Lighthouse soap one package sixteen ounces Armour’s Washing Powders and two bars Flotilla toilet soap for 25 cents. Available from F M Nixon at PSA locations with phone numbers 330 136 and 344.
A Chicagoan in London notes street signs tell pedestrians to keep to the left. He asks a crossing guard why things go to the left and the bobby replies with a sharp retort. The visitor smiles, pays "the price," and departs.
Unable to determine a coherent event due to severely garbled text. The readable fragment hints at a likely personal exchange after a marriage but no clear subject, actions, or dates.
Interested buyers are advised to confer with Owen regarding properties on Noble Street. Contact at 1208 20-21 for listings, appointments, and guidance on local real estate options.
A corporal delivers a sharp rebuke to a reluctant soldier for fatigue and threatens to place him in the guardroom if he cannot spell the term insubordination. The scene underscores military discipline in a light Tit-Bits anecdote.
A New York artist who painted President Roosevelt spent several days at the White House observing the president's expressions. After finishing the portrait, adverse criticism required another visit, during which the president warned him with a firm quip about the scarfpin.
City editors discuss lack of a sent body for a fire report. Names of personnel present are referenced as supplied by the society editor.
Chas. W. Moore a machinist of Ford City Pa badly burned his hand in an electrical furnace He applied Bucklens Arnica Salve and achieved a quick and perfect cure The salve advertised as greatest healer for burns wounds sores eczema and piles costs 25 cents at West End Drug Co and Elam Ordway and Houser.
Nothing finer than Donahoo & Co. turnouts. Try a ride in one. Phone No. 82.
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