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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1906
Page
6
Dick and Joe navigate a rainy evening comic caper involving stolen umbrellas and a rush to a boarding house. Milly Wells agrees to a dance with Pick, while family ambition and social schemes complicate the path to an upstairs window escape.
An ad explaining how marriage and motherhood affect women's appearance and health. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for weakness and pelvic drainage, claiming millions of women found health and happiness. It lists alcohol free ingredients and urges readers to contact Dr. Pierce by mail for consultation.
In a late night scene Dick is surprised by a pistol wielded by Milly after a window entry and a mistaken arrest. Milly, Mrs Wells and cousin Carrie chase secrets as a photograph and a youth named Daniel threaten the household. Dick is locked in a closet as a frantic mix of romance and mischief unfolds.
A remark by Melvin Adams labels the push for municipal ownership as a demagogue seeking a fresh issue to win votes. The quote frames the issue as a political tactic rather than a policy push.
Miss Nettie Ward, visiting Aunt Sally Warner on a rural farm, shoots a man during a mistaken hawk scare. A passerby artist Arthur Welbourne is wounded in the leg. doctor and initial courtship follow as both recover and exchange greetings. The tale blends rural danger with a chance romance.
An inventive Swiss develops a perfume tablet that, when dissolved in gasoline, neutralizes burned gas odor and releases a pleasant scent. Priced at 25 cents for a box of six, one tablet perfumes 360 miles of road.
London Daily Mirror reports a notorious brigand who terrorized Wisconsin and Michigan in the United States has had his criminal tendencies cured by a brain operation performed in a medical procedure.
A domestic quip in Wiener Kleiner Witzblatt shows a young wife planning to over salt a steak to hide its burnt state from the master. The line highlights sly kitchen manipulation as a common comic device.
A famed naturalist describes a crow that gathered shards of china and similar odds and ends, stashing them in a nettle patch. He finds the bird arranging its hoard, then discovers the treasure vanished the next day as the crew relocate every hiding place to keep the secret.
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