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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1907
Page
6
The passage promotes wedding superstitions linking brides’ health symptoms to luck and warns of evil if ignored. It extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure and describes a prison ad for Greenwich, claiming medical endorsements and divine protection via a fortuitous wedding.
A garbled list from a historical column mentions dates and events such as battles and political milestones. Notable items include 1814 Napoleon and allies at La Rothiere, 1802 Supreme Court action, 1805 Hawaii protectorate, and 1904 Taft as secretary of war. Also includes references to notable figures like Matthew Maury and George Cruikshank.
A historical note surveys beliefs that toads are imprisoned in stone and cannot survive without air or food. It cites Dr Buckland’s 1825 experiments with toads in sandstone and wood enclosures, where all specimens died after extended burial. The piece argues air and sustenance are essential, debunking the ancient superstition.
Pellisson, a famed French storyteller, is lured into a house by a beautiful lady. The master, a painter, offers to supply a picture titled Temptation In the Wilderness. The soldier quips about a lobster, noting red coats and vanity, in a brief exchange from the Catholic Standard Times.
A fragment quotes Marion Crawford on silences of many kinds and their power. It contrasts harsh silences with gentler, kinder forms that feel eloquent beyond words and are hard to interrupt.
A concise aphorism from Confucius noting that repeated rebukes among friends erode closeness and trust. The line underscores the impact of harsh feedback on relationships, suggesting moderation in honesty to preserve affection and connection.
Scarborough Drug Company promotes Hyomei as a direct nose and throat treatment for catarrh. The one dollar outfit includes an inhaler and a guarantee of refund if unsatisfied. Extra bottles available for 50 cents, touted as economical and reliable.
Support from the Travelers' Protective Association prompts railroads in the South to put interchangeable mileage books on general sale at a uniform rate of 24 1/2 cents per mile. The system enables mileage to be used across lines, simplifying travel credits and ticketing for travelers nationwide.
Editor urges Foley's Honey and Tar as best cough remedy citing personal experience with numerous permanent cures. Warns readers to reject imitations and rely on the genuine yellow package from Elam, Ordway & Honger.
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