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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1907

Page

2

Abram and the Call to Faith in Genesis One

A Sunday school commentary analyzes Abram as one of seven key Genesis figures, noting God’s call to separate people, the promise of land and blessing, and Abram’s faith journey from Haran to Canaan. It links Abraham’s faith with New Testament friendship and urges believers to seek the heavenly city.

Epyright Adam Abel Enoch Noah Abraham Isaac Jacob Joseph God Isa John xv Matt Ril Earth Shell Abram Josh Mindwell Moses Aho Haran Caleb Joshua Terah Sarai Bis Lot Sichen

An Awful Cough Cured by Chamberlain Remedy

A Brubaker mother recalls her daughter’s two year battle with a cough resembling whooping cough after pneumonia. After using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy the child stopped coughing and gained weight. Sold locally by J. L. Wikle.

Mrs. Orn Bussard Brubaker J. L. Wikle

Dialogue on Fairness in French Exercise Help

A father questions his son about telling the teacher who helped with a French exercise. The son replies the teacher said he would not keep him in today because it would be unfair for him to suffer for the father's ignorance.

Sidney

Aha Moment Sparks Photo Confession at Home

Mr Jellus faces an inner dilemma as his spouse reveals the photo he misread as another man’s picture. The exchange unfolds with playful irony about a portrait once believed to be of someone else. The Washington Herald frames the tiny domestic vignette with a sly wink.

Mr. Jellus Hale Washington Herald

Oxford News Briefs Reflect Local Social and Business Ties

Out of town visitors like J R Divie of Rockland transact with Oxford merchants. Mrs Walton Linder returns from visitation with Judge Yeoutman family. J T Mitchell of Birmingham conducts business in Oxford and Anniston. Mrs Nancy McKibbon remains ill at daughter’s home. Snow Stewart to return from Talladega after Inman & Co business. Miss Jennie Glass buried in Oxford cemetery. Mrs Hendrix reports husband grip during shopping in Oxford. Frosty weather aids fruit crop prospects. Mims & Co advertises fresh groceries. Self culture club meets at Mrs D H Smith’s. discussion on Charles I and Cromwell. Mrs Milton A Smith presides. social lunch follows. W Baker visits from Adilisten Route 4, subscribes to Star. Sacred Harp singing announced for Berry Braswell’s February 10. Hamp Draper Sr visits Oxford. W W Jones of Rockland narrowly escaped death when a shop collapsed.

D. Houston Smith Charles 1 Cromwell England Milton A. Smith Mra. M. A Smith Adilisten

Death Through a Tarantula at a Wine Camp

A camp bully uses a tarantula on a stick to scare a new arrival. The tenderfoot fires repeatedly, killing the bully. the coroner’s jury says the killer acted rightly and the case never went to court. Source reports from the San Francisco Examiner.

Benet San Francisco

Doan's Regu lates Mentioned by Sulphur Springs Grocer

E A Davis a Sulphur Springs Tex grocer reports Doan's Regu lates relieved his habitual constipation and kept his bowels regular since use. This testimonial notes lasting relief and strengthens the bowels.

Doan E. A. Davis Grocer Sulphur Springs Tex

Fragmentary press snip hints at river fete and lake event

A garbled clipping mentions a river fete and a lake event with names and numbers unclear. The text reads like notes about people and activities but lacks complete details or a coherent report.

Amputation of Rhinoceros Horn At London Zoo

A rhinoceros at the London Zoo had its horn removed to ease eating and drinking difficulties. The keeper slowly coaxed the animal, first stroking the horn then sawing it off with a wooden prop and a real saw, after weeks of patient handling.

Londor Zoo

Tribute to Judge Russell Thayer Cited for Integrity in Philadelphia

A Philadelphia observer praised the late Judge Russell Thayer for upright conduct and fairness in public service. He cited Thayer’s will noting a small estate, recalled Thayer’s humor about fees, and quoted a line about a client ruined yet resilient from the Washington Star.

Russell Thayer Thayer United States Pennsylvania Washington Star

Torville Punishment Touted For Treason In Morocco

A passage from Blackwood's Magazine describes a harsh punishment used by a sultan involving slicing the flesh of the hand, filling the wound with saitis, and sewing the hand to leather. The article notes the belief of mortification but asserts healing occurs as leather wears. The aim is to render the hand useless to deter repeated crimes, rarely used and only by royal order.

Morocco Blackwood

The Incomplete Letterist

A humorous exchange unfolds about an unfinished letter. A wife frets she wrote all she intended before signing and cannot think of a postscript. The husband teases about the missing closing touch.

The Proper Side Milk Joke

A farmer quizzes a youth about milking cows and asks which side to sit on. The youth replies the outside, delivering a short exchange from London Tit-Bits with a humorous punchline.

London

Morris Mining Company seeks correction of land description

The Morris Mining Company files in Probate Court a petition noting a land description error in the administrator's sale of bonds of P. H. Brothers, deceased. The court fixes Monday February 25 for hearing and correction and warns heirs or interested parties to appear and object if desired. January 25, 1907. Judge Emmett F. Crook. Willett & Willett, attorneys.

Morris Mining Company C. C. Anderson C. C P. H. Brothers Emmett F. Crook Calhoun County Ata Willett & Willett

Winter Tourist Tickets via Southern Railway

Southern Railway offers winter tourist tickets from Oct 15 to Apr 30 to Georgia Florida and Cuba at special low rates. Return use allowed only until May 31 1907. Directing car from Anniston to Jacksonville leaving 6 25 p m. For schedules sleeper reservations contact M H Bone or M Coxwell in Birmingham Alabama.

Southern Railway Georgia Florida Cuba Anniston Jacksonville Fla M. H. Bone M. Coxwell Birmingham Aia

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Boston Scott International Senies D. M. Sternan Avrare Canaan Israel Elijah Naomi Bethlehem Shehem Sud Bethel Mhc News OF the Oxford A. J. Adair Oxford Dept Feb J. R. Divie Rockland J. T. Mitchell Nancy McKibbon W. H. Griffin Snow Stewart Talladega Cote Toa Inman & Co Snow Jennie Glass Oxford Cemetery J.C. Hendrix Munford Hendrix Mims & Co JW. GL Baker Tors The Star Berry Braswell Sixth Street Church Lutsel Ala T. Dood Hamp Draper Sr W. W. Jones Mr. Jones TION E.G. Walker Talladega County Me’Intosh Road A. F. Cox Atel, AG W. C. Gray Ted Young Lady Laker Elam, Ordway & Houser and F M. Marsh & Sons Tubby Boston Transcript Anniston Threatori UM Company Noble Street Thos P. Littlejohn D. Smith Fes Lata Leslie Carter Zaza Wikle New York Elaborate Scenic Investiture Anniston Oak Tannery W. M. Schroeder
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