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Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1906

Page

4

No Paper Tomorrow Independence Day Reflection

A note declares no paper tomorrow to mark American Independence Day. It urges celebration with enthusiasm but in orderly, safe and sober fashion, avoiding accidents from fireworks and toy pistols. The piece praises patriotism and the nation’s historical milestones.

Americana

Texas Treasure Hunt Near Leander Promises Hidden Silver

San Antonio reports miners J. D. Knowles and A. B. Brooks clearing an old shaft near Leander that tradition says shelters vast quantities of silver coin and bullion buried over a century ago by Spaniards. The 60 foot tunnel is expected to reveal the treasure while守 guarding the site at night and displaying old coins found during digging.

San Antonio Tex South Texas Oliver Leander J. D. Knowles A. B. Brooks

Snooper and Proprieties Draw Mrs Upton’s Dig

In the Ueveland Leader Mrs Upton criticizes overly observant people who trap others with constant scrutiny. She mentions a Mr Snooper who observes everything yet ignores proprieties, highlighting social friction caused by intrusive scrutiny.

Mrs. Upton Mr. Snooper Ueveland

Shooting Stars and Debate Echoes in Local Pages

A collage of snippets shows domestic squabbles with a noisy toy engine and a cake deal, a quip about joining and bottle sales, and a staged classroom debate at a college near Anniston featuring William Bryan. The broad excerpt reflects public talk on education and race in a historical context.

William Bryan Bryan Etowah

Remarkable Cure of Deafness Promoted by Cooper Remedies

Advert says Cooper's New Discovery and Quick Relief cure deafness and catarrh, citing testimonials from J. B. Hull of Nashville and another user. Claims nationwide demand and affordable prices: New Discovery $1 per bottle, six for $5, Quick Relief 50 cents. Encourages readers to obtain from sellers.

Cooper Clark W. Church St Nashville Tenn Ohio Bright

State Normal School opens September 18 1906 for teachers

Tuition free with 524 enrolled last session across all classes and 332 in four normal school classes. Students from 55 Alabama counties include 300 boarders and 135 teachers in expert departments. Strong professional courses and manual training dept. Board from 10 dollars per month. expenses 75 to 125 per session. For catalogue address.

Normal School Alabama

Gas Service Advice Promotes Cooling with Prompt Facts

A brief call or home visit can provide complete details on using gas safely. The message urges readers to choose gas for steady cooling and overall happiness.

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THE _ANNISTON NATIONAL BANK ANKLEIGH Savings Department the Anniston Evening Star T. R. Gordon Anniston, Ala Clare Matter Diece Market Streets Publisher’s Press Association Annieton Washington, D.C R. H. Watkins Montgomery Horace Hood Jr Evening Star W. F. McCartney Mgr Co. M. Alexander Winseton, Alabama Texas Ayer Aron Ayers Shooting Stars By H. M Master Henry Big Brother Wyte Little Henry Gine Madman Johnny Mamma Papa Phew Son Anniston Tion MR. J. 8. Hull MR. Hull S. S. Maxwell Jacksonville Jacksonville, Ala Evans Chemical CO Cincinnati Anniston Electric & Gas Company Monk & Crumpton Grocers 16Th and Brown Leighton Ave E. L. Turner &Co Russell Bros
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