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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1907
Page
7
A set of fleeting quotes on modesty, marriage and social shift from the New York World and Baltimore rounds. The piece notes evolving views on modesty and wages, then delves into the Hebrew gimel as a camel-shaped letter, tracing its pictorial origins.
A satirical exchange critiques sensational church coverage and the fate of a funeral sermon. The dialogue touches on missionaries, a football reflection, and a preacher's remarks about the afterlife. The piece weaves humor with commentary on public sermons and town life.
A fragment recounts the sugar plum as an ancient sweet favored by the Fabius family with a Roman inventor Dragatus in 177 B C. It notes French origins for dragati and praline, plus a side sketch about 1762 England stagecoaches and critic John Crosset.
An attached foreign legation attache in Washington grows bold in pursuing a leading society girl. He believes his affection is returned as their frequent public appearances spark gossip and concern among Washington elites.
The Company of Pewterers in olden times was run by masters only, with strict rules and harsh penalties for apprentices and foreign workers. Masters faced fines and confiscation of works for hiring untrained helpers, as trade secrets were tightly protected.
Is Mlappedie truthful The confession reveals he stayed in bed hearing a burglar in the house. The Detroit News reports the incident with focus on the homeowner's startled admission and fear during the night.
A fragment cites a philosopher’s adage about spending less than one earns, attributed to Frank in a note on financial restraint.
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