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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1909
Page
3
The passage stresses that glossy hair depends on a healthy scalp and hair production system. Brushing or sunning cannot fix underlying issues if the scalp’s hair-producing machinery is out of order, implying treatment should target scalp condition first.
Krom Hair Soap claims to unclog and cleanse pores, stimulate glands, and lead to satisfying results with regular use. Priced at 7 cents at drug stores or by mail from De J J Krom Company Chattanooga Tenn. Also promoted is SA om Hair Jone a guaranteed preventive and remedy for scalp troubles with a money back check if it fails.
An Omaha Bee observation extols the Danube’s ancient splendors and majestic forests while contrasting it with the Rhine’s vine clad hills and castles. The writer notes lonely white mountains, numerous chapels, and the Danube’s solemn beauty appealing to American travelers.
Two young women on a crowded street car mistook a man's hand for a friend's and stood holding it. One woman, embarrassed, exclaimed about having the wrong hand, while the man calmly offered his other hand with a smile.
A writer recalls Cornwall coast wrecks that funded weaving. Local speech notes villagers teaching children to pray and a smuggler’s last survivor Tristram Pennitre serving vicar Hawker. A confession reflects on past lives of drunkenness violence and crime.
The English actor Arthur Roberts as Captain Crosstree in Black Eyed Susan at Glasgow turned a botched scene into a hit by falling into the inn scenery. The curtain dropped and Roberts quipped to the audience that Glasgow always brings down the house.
A barber scolds Lilly for cuts with a razor and jokes about deducting a ha penny for each cut. He notes the habit leaves him with fourpence taken from clients, a light exchange from a London Tatler item.
A playful exchange between an optimist and a sufferer centers on a gumboil. The optimistic line urges looking on the bright side, while the sufferer questions what constitutes the right side of his ailment.
A belated remark notes frailman’s decision to challenge his wife’s will after her death. The fragment hints at tension and disbelief about the motive and timing of the contest.
Miss Grace Williamson and Miss Myrtle Williamson of Oxford visited grandparents in Tron City. Mrs. J H Hathorn went to Coldwater to visit relatives. Rev W W Scott of Springville visited relatives and was accompanied home by his aunt Mrs M Reaves. Mrs Clara Powell attended a funeral in Heflin. Multiple locals visited relatives in Choccolocco Talladega Sylacauga Birmingham Heflin Munford DeArmanville and Heflin with one resident improving from typhoid fever.
Coney Island drew millions with tens of millions spent in nickels and dimes, large crowds on holidays, and a fragile weather dependent business noted by Success Magazine. The history of water pumps traces from Greek times to sixteenth century Germany with later English and French innovations.
A judge convicts a prisoner of constructing reception rooms that lacked proper book storage and space. The court sentences ten years of confinement in the defendant's own creation. Lawyers plan an appeal claiming cruel and unusual punishment.
Note states all documents executed in Mexico must bear revenue stamps and powers executed abroad must use stamps before legal action. The text cites Mexico and US implications with a sample phrase.
Noted leaders of the Methodist Episcopal Church in America gathered in Baltimore on December 30 to mark the 125th anniversary of the denomination. The celebration took place at the First Methodist Episcopal Church, successor to the Lovely Lane Meetinghouse where the Christmas Conference of 1784 organized the church in America.
Describes luxury rail travel in China with leather compartments electric lights and elegant lavatories. Push button service matters include food and refreshments delivered by attendants. five minute hot towels scented with eau de cologne refresh travelers. A darker line hints at domestic conflict and threat of a sheriff.
Edna replies that she did not kiss or engage with unrelated questions as the Chicago news quotes. The fragment suggests a confrontation over inappropriate inquiries during an interview or report.
A brief note warns readers about New Year oaths with a quatrain about Anantias and a call to speak without prejudice or bias while recognizing the date.
A mother recalls her fifth son calling every opening a door and a stocking hole a funny door. The anecdote illustrates how children form associations and apply them to everyday objects within the family.
The article notes the immense horseflesh drain from the Boer war with 249,329 horses and 103,000 mules sent to South Africa, four times as many animals as Germany sent to France. It also recalls Tamerlane leading 93,001 horses over the Hindoo Koosh in 1870.
Dorowa seeds from an East African leguminous tree are common as food, while the pods and leaves are noted to form an excellent cement when combined with crushed stone.
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