Anniston Publishing Co. Ad Says Subscriptions and Address
The Analston Republic announces subscription price at one dollar a year. Communications should be sent to Anniston Publishing Co. in Anniston Alabama and remittances made payable to the publisher. The notice notes large circulation in Caley Talladega and Cleburne counties.
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Analston Republic
Caley Talladega
Cleburne Wa
Iddreas
Anniston Publishing
Anniston, Ala
North
Alabama
Circulation Figures for the Evening Star January 1907
The January 1907 circulation sheet for the Evening Star shows daily and weekly totals across multiple editions and locations, with a total printed count of 59 800 and an average daily circulation of 2 215. E. B. McKee, General Manager, swears to the document before Notary Public B. W. Ledbetter on February 1, 1907.
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Evening Star
Gan
E. B. McKee
Bp.w. Ledbetter
Alabama Weather Praises State Climate and Healthful Winters
The article extols Alabama’s mild winters and superior climate, praising Southern warmth and frequent sunshine. It claims Alabama’s weather surpasses places like Italy, Florida, California, and Mexico for healthful winter quarters, noting bracing breezes, clear skies, and inviting landscapes.
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Alabama
South
Italy
Florida
California
Mexico
Panama
Self Sacrifice in Evelyn Nesbit Thaw Case
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw sacrifices herself for her husband amid scandal and public sympathy. The piece argues public sentiment favors Harry Thaw, citing the tragedy as a moral measure beyond expert alienists.
Courage and sympathy rise in Thaw case coverage
The piece contrasts legal views with public sentiment, praising Evelyn Thaw for sharing her story to defend her husband. It notes men defend wives and punish the wrongdoers, and calls Evelyn a courageous noble woman who sparked public sympathy for Harry K. Thaw.
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Down South
Kor Mvelyn
Thaw
Hyomei hailed as safest cough cure by Anniston store
An Anniston dealer urges readers to avoid whisky or coal tar medicines for colds. Hyomei is promoted as a quick relief inhaled remedy that stops irritation and tones the nasal and bronchial membranes. The Searborough Drug Company guarantees satisfaction with every outfit costing 1, with extra bottles at 50 cents.
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Towet
Anniston
Hyomet
Searbrough Drug Company
Examples of Youthful Misinformation From a School Exam
The examination answers reveal humorous misstatements such as gross ignorance being 144 times as bad as ordinary ignorance and a playful definition of anchorite as a hermit who has anchored himself. Other quirky lines include the liver labeled as an infernal organ and a vacuum described as nothing with air removed placed in a pickle bottle.
Beware of Mercury in Catarrh Ointments Warns Public
Caution against catarrh remedies containing mercury as harmful to smell and system. Recommends Hall's Catarrh Cure from BF J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio, claiming no mercury and internal action. Advert says get genuine product, testimonials available, price 75 cents per bottle.
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Hall
BF. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
I. J. Cheney & Co
Dying Glass Isolated in Dresden Museum Collection
In the Dresden Museum of Art a large Dutch drinking cup from the early eighteenth century is kept under a heavy glass cover. A Berlin paper notes the vessel is known to have consumption that can be transmitted to other glass objects, hence its isolation. No glass disease controls were applied to study its progress.
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Museum of Art
Dresden
Germany
Berlin
A Big Calculation In Water
The article estimates Earth's oceans cover about 145 million square miles with an average depth of 12 000 feet containing at least 270 trillion tons of water. It notes rivers flow enough to cover 36 cubic miles of area daily and if all oceans dried, it would take 3 000 years to refill the basin at current river flow rates.
Pell City Cotton Mill Wrecked by Boiler Explosion
Pell City February 8. A boiler explosion at the local cotton mill killed Alex Jones an employee and injured another. The blast wrecked the mill building and machinery forcing suspension of operations for about a month. The force of the explosion shattered the buildings and caused extensive damage.
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Pell City
The
Star
Alex Jones
Mob Fights For Chance to See Evelyn Thaw
The article recounts Evelyn Thaw and alleged coercion around her husband Harry Thaw. Mrs Thaw says she found inconsistencies in tales about him and questioned the truthfulness of witnesses. Thaw insists he never lies and assures his wife the situation is tolerable.
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Evelyn Thaw
Itle
Angel
London Follows Harry Thaw Trial Widely
London shows strong interest in the Harry K. Thaw murder case as New York proceedings unfold. Morning papers publish columns of yesterday's evidence and coverage.
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London
Harry Thaw
the Star
Feb. S
Farry K. Thaw
New York City
United States
Doan's Ointment Ad Promises Skin Relief
An old advertisement touts Doan's Ointment for soothing itching skin and healing cuts without scarring. It claims cures for piles, dermatitis, salt rheum, and general itching. Your druggist sells it.
Animal Shells and Age Related Changes in Cephalopods
A Washington scientist notes that aging cephalopods and other shelled creatures show retrogressive changes. He says the animal regresses mentally and physically, with its shell aging from adult ornament to a close resemblance of its youth.
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Washington
Jeweler's Bit of Advice From a Kansas City Star
A nervous suitor contemplates buying an engagement ring. The jeweler advises selecting a ring within budget and letting the bride choose, noting many firings lost when the shopper sees pricier rings. The man agrees to buy a $110 item.
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Kansas City Star
Omelet Craves Spoiled Abbey Tour On Mount St. Michael
An American traveler at Mount St. Michael eats an omelet and Kaffee and jokes about returning to his motor. His English companion asks about an abbey, but the American dismisses the abbey and concentrates on the omelet before racing to dinner.
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Mount St. Michael
Westminster. Gazette
Article on gowns beyond means sparks family confusion
A daughter asks her mother what Papa cut from the paper. The mother reveals she bought a copy and read the piece thoroughly but cannot discern any fault. The article critiques vulgarity and silliness of purchasing gowns beyond one’s means.
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Papa
A Man of High Principles
A Scotsman columnist remarks on weekend plans and humor in relation to visiting a music hall on Saturday. He jokes about preserving Sabbath propriety and avoiding laughter that might offend in church. The London Opinion cites the witty aside about social behavior.
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London
Ways of the Flying Fish
Flying fish move in shoals from a dozen to over a hundred. They leap from water and glide up to 200 yards before dropping back and repeating. Dolphins chase them with leaps, while large seabirds catch flying fish midair. Whether fins act as wings is debated. flight lasts only while fins stay moist.
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Uston Pub
B. Gordon
BR. McKee
Thashing Company
Sleventh and
Market Streets
Ala
Publishers’ Presa Association
Wlar Telegraph
Oxford
Alabama Weather
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
White
Cane Hall
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil
ST. Louis Exposition
the Anniston National Bank
Frank L
BIG
Anniston Steam Laundry
New York
Oxford Lakespark
Noble St
T.j.weir
Mgr
G. W. Persell
G. H. Brummell & CO
Brummell & Pinson
Twelfth Street
Quintard Ave
Anniston City Furniture Co
Undertaking Dept
Noble and Twelfth Streets
Furniture Dept
Whetstone & CO
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