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Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1906

Page

10

Wild Peafowl Range Across Asia Africa and India

A wild peacock is found in India Ceylon Madagascar and numerous parts of Asia and Africa. The bird roams forests and open country in these regions and is noted for its showy plumage and courtship display.

India Ceylon Madagascar Asia Africa

Uncle Remus Turns 58 as Georgia Writer's Career Grows

Special to the Star Atlanta December 8 marks the 58th birthday of Uncle Remus Joel Chandler Harris born December 1848 in Eatonton Ga. At 12 he joined a Georgia newspaper as a devil in the office and later moved to Atlanta 1876 editorially linked with the Constitution where the Uncle Remus stories appeared. Harris also wrote a history of Georgia and recalls praise from London critics.

Atlanta Remus Othrwise Joel Chandler Harris Eatonton, Ga Georgia News The Constitution London Harris Harrin J Georgia

Iron age myths and battlefield swords described

The text notes Roman swords before Cannone were dull and one sided. After Cannae a short Spanish sword for cutting and thrusting was adopted. It also retells Greek tradition that iron was first discovered on Mount Ida by the Dactyles, with a fire melting trees and yielding molten iron streams.

Cannone Mount Ida

Special Week Offer on Suits and Skirts

The ad touts suit prices from 12 to 25 with savings of 2 to 5 per suit. A special inducement offers 25 percent off all suits and skirts, with $5 each on certain items. See them. Let us show you.

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