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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1907
Page
7
A practical home tip explains placing a bowl under the spot and pulling the cloth over to create a dip, then pouring boiling water over it. After drying the stain disappears, allowing easy removal without leaving traces when the meal is ready.
A plain shelf on iron braces about a foot above a steam radiator hides the unit. Denim or burlap tops the shelf with curtains at the ends. a brass rod supports a front curtain that can be drawn to adjust heat. The shelf extends beyond the heater and stores books and china for decoration.
An excellent cement is made by dissolving shreds of pure india rubber in benzine to form a stiff paste. Spread the damaged area of the mackintosh on a flat surface apply the paste and let it harden. This method also satisfactorily mends rubber gloves.
When oiling floors use a woolen cloth rather than a brush. If the oil is thoroughly rubbed in with the cloth the result will be more satisfactory. The same applies to staining floors. Rub the stain into the wood with one cloth and rub off with another.
A maintenance note describes washing neglected oak with warm beer then drying it. It advises applying a mix of one quart beer boiled with a walnut sized beeswax and a tablespoon sugar, letting dry, then polishing with a soft cloth.
The text offers practical tips such as using trays in deep drawers with tape hangers for easy removal, adding white oilcloth behind kitchen tables to prevent staining, and sealing worn linoleum with varnish. It also notes hand massage can redistribute fat, and suggests resizing an outgrown underskirt with a yoke or rutile.
Advertises Foley's Kidney Cure as a universal remedy for kidney and bladder complaints. Claims will stop irregularities and cure any case within reach of medicine. From Elam Ordway and Houser.
An American gentleman from Philadelphia, passing through Düsseldorf in Munkacsy’s youth, became convinced of the Hungarian painter Michael Munkacsy’s merit. He purchased a painting, sent it to Paris, and it attracted significant attention at the salon.
A Miss Skremer-Papa offers one pair of diamond earrings if she quits singing lessons. Miss Sharpe mocks the plan, noting the girl has never worn earrings, and suggests the ruse is repayment in kind.
When you want a mild gentle physic easy to take and pleasant in effect use Chamberlain’s stomach and liver tablets. Price twenty five cents per box. Every box warranted. Get a free sample at J L Wikle’s drug store and try them.
Letters from A J Barker of Evansville, Sarah J Windrom of Chicago, and Joseph Banks of Decatur tout Vinol cod liver oil as the best aid for aged people. The note claims Vinol removes indigestible oil, adds toning iron to blood, improves digestion, and restores strength, with a money back guarantee. Scarbrough Drug Company notes they are the Anniston agent and that Vinol is sold nationwide.
In Philadelphia Record a farmer’s two horses outside a feed store used a cooperative tactic to reach hay beyond their reach. The white horse dragged a mouthful then angled its head to let the brown horse enjoy the feast, consuming about half a bale before the owner arrived and accepted the loss.
A southern man recalls observing New York clergymen preaching with a watch in hand. He notes time constraints shape sermons and prefers longer uninterrupted talks, while others measure spiritual guidance by the minute and second as time runs short.
Chronic constipation sufferers are urged to try Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup which claims to aid digestion and stimulate the liver and bowels restoring natural action. The ad asserts immediate relief, non nauseating formula, and pleasantry of use, urging consumers to refuse substitutes. Elam Ordway Honser listed as sellers.
In 1824 Charles XII presented Rossini with a diamond studded repeating watch playing two of his melodies. Bologna could not clean it so the watch was sent to Paris where a fire destroyed it. Watchmaker Livee made a second identical watch with fake diamonds which Rossini wore for life. After his death it passed to a relative whose son sold it to an Englishman. Supposedly the piece contains a fine portrait of Rossini in 1824.
Mr. Wade Elam recovers and returns to his office. A tri state league organizer will be named by manager Cozart within days. Alabama hosts managers meeting for city league. Senator Blackmon proposes elective city court judge and clerk positions. Leighton Avenue High School furnace produced smoke and near fire. Prof. Watson contained it. Louis Reyo to host another skating contest next Thursday with umbrella prize for ladies and skates for gentlemen. Fred Crow performs tonight. Supreme Court upholds lower court ruling in J Morris et al. vs Fish Rubber Co. Mrs A T Iannis laid to rest at Edgemont cemetery. Terry Hanna away with US forces in Cuba. City Grocery Company of Anniston files for incorporation in Calhoun county with Arthur Harrison, A O Humphries, James J Elder, J B Carter, Wych Elder as incorporators. capital stock $5000.
A list of notable events on this date includes Mary Queen of Scots beheading in 1587 and Pope Pius IX deposed in 1870s. Nebraska statehood in 1867, Lord Mayo assassinated in 1872, Lohengrin first staged in England in 1869, John A. McCall becomes NY Life president in 1892, and U S Senate backs the Russian extradition treaty in 1893.
Noting 1904 naval engagement between the main Japanese fleet and Russian batteries at Port Arthur. Also references 1897 Greece Crete union claim and 1898 Guatemala President Barrios assassination. Ends with a herbal remedy promotion for lazy liver and digestion.
A reflection by John Ruskin extols books as a boundless social court where one may mingle with kings and queens and gain fellowship and rank. Entry remains open to all via reading, with expulsion only by personal fault, highlighting the enduring power of literature.
A humorous tale recalls a late dinner as the new maid explains her delay with an Irish smile. She admits mislaying the pudding and reveals it was found in the oven after a house-wide search.
The London World notes a new hat brightens temper and urges shopping for frocks as a cure for hurt feelings. It warns cutting a woman off from shopping could be disastrous, reflecting society's view of fashion as mood medicine.
A blunt man explains he walked the street to polish his shoes while a sarcastic companion questions if he started at the wrong end in a witty Baltimore American quip.
A fifteen year old boy and three companions swam at In ghemere pond near Ascot racecourse. A large fish bit his hands injuring seven wounds and a nail was bitten through. The boy was treated at the geeton and by the next week the pain eased but a lasting scar remained.
Do you feel weak and tired with headaches and stomach upset? The ad promotes Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a liver invig orator and stomach tonic. It cites biliousness and dyspepsia, lists forest root ingredients, praises medical authorities, and offers a free booklet by mail. The tone is promotional and period style.
A brief Chicago Journal quip recalls a father teaching his son the family business months ago and now receiving lessons in return. The exchange highlights a generational handoff amid steady success.
Edith critiques countryside views in a light hearted exchange with her grandmother. The Chicago News notes the rustic setting looks almost as natural as water stage scenery.
A Pittsburg Gazette Times note hints at marital fault lines in a divorce case with media wordplay on collision and collusion, suggesting tension between spouses during or after the ceremony. The brief item reflects a local newspaper quip rather than court specifics.
A London Sketch dialogue shows Minnie refusing George's proposal and planning to answer today rather than accept. The exchange highlights themes of autonomy and romantic pressure in a witty social vignette.
Quote notes that a person who proclaims their own importance shows weakness, reflecting Lavater's view on vanity and character.
A quotation notes that a polity’s acquisition entails taking its contents. The remark by Schopenhauer frames political and ethical risk in ownership of state assets and governance. The statement underscores the tension between sovereignty and material control in political theory.
W G Ledbetter & Co announce varied property listings in Anniston including corner lots on Leighton and Noble streets near the post office, a 5 room cottage, 20 to 80 acre tracts, and a Tyler Hill 7 room residence with servants’ house and utilities. They advertise as Ca houn county farm land agents with 20 to 1000 acre options and urge prompt purchase before values rise.
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