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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1907
Page
2
An advertisement touts Arbuckle’s Ariosa Coffee roasted in a large revolving cylinder that exposes beans to repeated heat to ensure uniform darkness. The process is described as unique and scientifically perfect, with Arbuckle Bro. of New York City claiming high demand supports the method.
Lynwood Gray was among out of town guests spending Sunday with friends in Oxford. Mr and Mrs Charles Humphries of Gladaden are en route to San Antonio where they will settle. Friends regret their departure from Alabama but wish them success in Texas.
Two sailors Trish and English vowed to care for each other if wounded at Trafalgar. When Fugilehman lost a leg to a cannon shot and Paddy carried him toward a doctor, a second ball killed the comrade. The officer asks where Paddy goes and he replies to the doctor. The body is misread as a leg by the dying friend.
ORAH GHRIDLEY recounts a 1 July celebration in London with patriotic attire and a shipboard romance gone awry. A Jewish boatsman and the star spangled banner spark a comic scene as English spectators interpret the display as a soap advertisement.
Twenty four signers of the Declaration of Independence came from varied professions including law, agriculture, medicine, and commerce. Several reached advanced ages with over sixty two years as their average lifespan, though Thomas Lynch Jr died at thirty in a sea accident.
The court jester Scogan devised a death ruse to dodge a king's debt. He staged a fake burial wordlessly to follow the pagan jest, prompting Edward IV to weep and declare the debt forgiven. Scogan then sprang up, declaring the news revived him to life.
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