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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1907
Page
3
A series of light banter and household quips unfolds with characters Winkly LeRoy Charley and Mrs Downe trading jests about debts shoes and kitchen duties. The dialogue features a mock auction scene and humorous exchanges on money, inlaws and everyday mishaps.
The piece argues Julius Caesar is not to be produced without a competent cast. It notes Charles B. Hanford will appear on Noble Street in America, highlighting his Marc Antony as a star turn while Brutus and Cassius remain key heroes of the play.
Sir James Crichton-Browne deplores materialistic explanations of man, mocking the brain as “glue-like” and water with phosphorus. He laments loss of humanity to mechanistic views. A poem and a quip about a maid named Mande end with sharp humor on wages and a vase.
The advertisement proclaims the largest stock and greatest variety at Anniston City Furniture Co located on Noble am Cwolfth street, promising the lowest prices and a wide selection for customers.
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