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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1907

Page

4

Six Month Circulation Totals For Anniston Star 1906

The document lists monthly and six month circulation averages for the Anniston Evening Star from July to December 1906. It includes daily averages for July August September October November and December and is sworn as true by general manager E B McK­er and notarized by E W Ledbetter in Calhoun County Alabama dated January 1 1907.

the Anniston Evening Star E. B. McKer E. W. Ledbetter Calhoun Co Ala Uly Sun

The Peacock at Home in India and Ancient Feasts

The peacock native to India is hunted for food and silk-like tail coverts form the long train. Peacocks have a long history, mentioned in the Bible and ancient Rome where thousands were slaughtered for grand feasts. The brains were prized as a delicacy in some banquets.

India Job Rome

Moscow’s Old Nikolska Pharmacy A Two Century Old Trade

The Old Nikolska pharmacy in Moscow claims the title of the world’s greatest drug store and has been in the proprietor’s family since 1835. It spans a grand building with many departments and a staff of about 700, handling around 2,000 prescriptions daily with rare errors.

Moscow Nikolska Pharmacy

A Good Ones of Longe Ago Prophecy on American Population

An old English propagandist in the American Revolution predicted North American population would rise from 2,000,000 to 6,000,000 by 1890, assuming doubling every 25 years. The 1890 census later placed the total at 62,822,250.

Fenglish Prrgazive

Chamberlains Salve Endorsed for Skin Ailments

For any disease of skin we can recommend Chamberlains Salve. It removes itching and burning instantly and soon aids a cure. This salve is also invaluable for sore nipples. For sale by J. L. Wikle.

J. L. Wikle

Frank J. Cheney firm ad and Roosevelt Panama Canal report

An 1886 sworn statement shows Frank J. Cheney of Cheney & Co claiming a one hundred dollar fee for a case Cure. A separate item notes President Roosevelt’s Panama Canal message to Congress, released in an illustrated edition with many appendices and illustrations. Also contains an ad for decorators Cohen & Kir at 921 Noble St.

State of Ohio Frank J. Cheney Cheney & Co Toledo Frank J Niall F. J. Cheney & CO Hall Roosevelt Panama Canal Congress Government Printing Office Washington, D. C Per- Cohen & Kir Noble St

The Educational Unit Now Means the Community

James P. Monroe argues that education has shifted from individual and family to the whole community. He warns that industrialization, immigration, and urban life threaten moral and civic foundations, urging society to reframe education as a social, communal process to protect the common good.

New England Middle West South America

First annual sale of Ladies Muslin Undergarments

The notice promotes the first annual sale of Ladies Muslin Undergarments highlighting high standards in fit workmanship and material. It invites shoppers to view stock and emphasizes low prices aimed at economical buyers.

Corset Covers at Eight Cents Each in Muslin Styles

The listing advertises muslin corset covers in full size plain and trimmed styles. Three variants with lace insertions beadings ribbon edging and decorative trims priced at eight cents each.

Three Styles Better Laces and Embroideries in Trimmings

An item listing highlights three styles of laces and embroideries priced at 29 cents each. The brief notes variety in trims and materials for garments and accessories.

Petticoats Offer TwentyFive Styles At Special Values

The catalog lists twenty five petticoat styles priced from 39 cents to 7 dollars each as special values. In higher grade lines matching sets can be provided from regular stock in any chosen combination.

One Style Garment With 12 Inch Flounce Finish

A fashion item described as a well made garment featuring a twelve inch tucked flounce at the bottom. The description emphasizes craftsmanship and a distinctive hem detail suitable for dressy or formal wear.

One Style with Embroidery Trim and Ribbed Edging

A distinctive garment description notes a special value style trimmed with wide embroidery and baby rib bon. This item emphasizes quality features and affordable pricing in a catalog context.

Marriage of Love or Divorce Court Warning

A fiery exhortation condemns loveless marriages as the root of divorce and social ruin. The piece argues marriages for money or status erode virtue, urging readers to pursue love as a sacred, godly bond for true happiness and domestic harmony.

Three Value Styles with Lace and Embroidery Details

The item lists three apparel styles priced at fifty cents each. Each design features trim laces and embroidery with quality edging, one has seven lace insertion rows, and another includes a silk baby ribbon woven through a single row.

Two Styles Ball Gown Detail at 75 Cents

The description outlines two dress styles priced at 75 cents each. One features a 15-inch flounce on the upper with alternating tucked material and wide lace insertion. The bottom has 12 rows of the same material, finishing with a narrow 4 inch lace-edged flounce.

14 Stylish Styles At Prices From Sixty-Five To One Twenty Five

The ad touts 14 fashion styles in various material and trim combinations. It promises new designs and best possible value at the stated price points ranging from 65 cents to 1.25 dollars.

Notable Value Garment With Deep Flounce and Embroidery

A description highlights a garment with an extra deep flounce two clusters of tucks and a bottom edge featuring one row of embroidery eight inches wide offering a strong value option for shoppers seeking detailed finish and texture.

Elaborate Trimmed Garments Offered At Low Prices

Advertises a garment shop selling elaborately trimmed goods with prices from 89 cents to 2. The message emphasizes affordable options and a focus on ornamented clothing.

Deep lace and tuck flounced dress style description

A description lists two dress styles priced at 1.40 each. One features a deep flounce at the bottom and a lace and tuck combination with six rows of lace insertion and one of edging.

Lace edged flounce described with tucks and lace

The description notes a garment feature priced at $1.50. It highlights five rows of cluster tucks, four rows of lace insertion, and one row lace edging to match, with a full flounce nearly two feet deep.

Full size muslin garment with valenciennes trim

Description details a high quality muslin garment priced at 89 cents. It features three rows of valenciennes insertion, three rows of beading with ribbon, a matching neck trim, a wide bottom flounce with four tucks, and a valenciennes edging at the top.

Valenciennes

Five Garments Highlighted For Lace Trimmed Muslin Cambric

An ad notes about five garments priced at two dollars featuring special laces and embroideries. Fabrics are described as particularly good muslins and cambrics.

Descriptions of Two Trim Styles for Trimmed Garments

Two garment styles described: one features valenciennes insertion two rows plus embroidery beading with ribbon, neck edging with embroidery and a wide tucked flounce at the hem. The alternate style trims at a dollar with lace replacing embroidery.

Price Tiers Curbed by Gradual Markups

The text outlines multiple price levels at 1.25 1.40 1.50 1.75 and 2 dollars, each step noted as a more elaborately trimmed amount as the price increases. This indicates a progressive reduction in features or presentation with higher prices.

Fine high grade garments on display at special sale

A special display showcases high grade garments priced from $2.25 to $7. The collection features distinctive style and up to date designs with fine materials throughout.

Muslin Underwear Stock Sale Preview

A local advertisement invites customers to inspect muslin underwear stock as a gateway to spring shipments. It promises a wide assortment with varying styles and quality at competitive prices for the season.

Johnston Bros. Co. Ad Slashes Prices on Suits and Coats

Johnston Bros. Co offers reduced prices on suits and coats in the Johnston’s window display. Includes note on Pure Virginia Buckwheat from Sterne’s, praising genuine buckwheat at 6 cents a pound and inviting readers to try it.

Johnston

Night Gowns Describe Muslin Styles and Embroidery

Night gowns made of good muslin feature high necks with ruffles and embroidery, long sleeves with sleeve ruffles, and plain hems. A second style shows a low neck with short wide sleeves, wide lace beading, silk ribbon trims, and slash detailing. About 15 other styles remain in stock priced from 50 cents to 4 dollars.

Drawers Sold at Nineteen Cents. Muslin Fined with Flounce

Brief item noting a sale of drawers priced at 19 cents each. Describes them as well made of good muslin and finished with a wide tucked flounce at the bottom.

Better Material Dress with Lace Insertion Detail

A garment described as made of superior material features a single row of lace insertion in the flounce area. The note reads as a fashion snippet highlighting fabric quality and decorative trim.

Fashion description of a low-priced embroidered garment

A neat garment priced at 35 cents features a wide flounce at the bottom and is finished with two inch embroidery edging. The item emphasizes simple yet decorative design suitable for everyday wear.

Lace Trimmed Styles With Seven Inch Flounce and Embroidery

Three dress styles described with lace and embroidery trims. One features a seven inch flounce with three rows of lace insertion. the other styles emphasize embroidery in trimming.

Garment Style Priced At Sixty Nine Cents

A single article described as a style made with a 10 Meh flounce trimmed by three rows of tucks plus a lace insertion on three rows and lace edging at the bottom, valued at 69 cents in regular currency.

Also Mentioned on This Page

THE Anniston Purseering Company T, BR. Gordon One B. B. McKee Eleventh and Market Streets Anniston Als Publishers’ Press Annoxation Oxford the Anniston Republic Alha Calhoun Talladega Cleburne Counties Anniston Publishing CO Ledo, Lucas F. J Froledo Theodore Clavaland Plain Dealer James P. Monroe Social Educational Congress Alf Madison C. Peters Fury Johnston Bros.’ CO Virginia Sterne’s J. W. Fore Noble Street
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