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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1907
Page
12
The June 1907 circulation shows daily counts ranging from 2,240 to 2,295 with a total printed 56,350 and a daily average of 2,254. RE. B. McKEE, general manager, swore to the accuracy before Notary E. W. Ledbetter on July 1, 1907.
An Annis ton letter to the Evening Star criticizes Alabama weather bureau readings asserting Anniston’s summer is milder than claimed. The Citizen argues temperature comparisons use elevated air readings and demand full explanation to avoid misrepresenting the city as the hottest in the state.
The piece notes Atlanta struggles with drinking water quality while reformers press for repeal of prior water laws. A Montgomery report says legislators will spend part of a 13 day session undoing these measures, seen as an effort to sway public opinion against water usage.
A survey of political moves across Hawaii Pennsylvania Texas Alabama Oregon North Dakota Massachusetts and beyond notes Walter F Frear new Hawaii governor with deep Honolulu roots and dual careers as lawyer and poet. It outlines Democratic investigations into auditor general frauds, Tafts Philippines trip, Walsh senatorial chatter, Texas attorney general race, Alabama’s rare 40 day legislature, Oregon primary for US senator, North Dakota Hansbrough challenge, and Massachusetts Crane family pedigree in paper manufacturing.
A terse squabble quoted in the Houston Post shows a couple debating affection after marriage. The husband recalls calling the wife darling before marriage while she notes his dependence on her father for financial support and hints at changing affection after marriage.
Comic quip notes the first family row as a joke about Adam and Eve raising Cain. The line emphasizes traditional origins of domestic discord with a biblical pun.
An old advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for an uncured catarrh case by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It features J J Cheney Co of Toledo and endorsements from Walding Kinnan Marvin, with statements on internal action and testimonials, and notes price 75 cents per bottle and availability from druggists.
A wartime sermon extols justice and righteousness as high motives for war. It argues defending liberty requires citizens to sacrifice, compare war to noble sacrifice, and urge disinterested self sacrifice to guard a national divine mission. The speaker warns against dishonoring the flag and urges preparedness for just war.
Dr. Nordau warns that Europe cannot avoid a violent rending of nationalities as smaller peoples face destruction within mixed states. He predicts only strong nations endure while some small groups may gain independence by expelling foreign elements, signaling a century ending drama in world history.
Paris spends about 4 million dollars yearly on street cleaning and maintenance. Up to 60 000 French farmers and others live by making Roquefort cheese. Vandals cracked and plugged the Savoyarde bell, delaying rehanging at Sacre Coeur. A honeymoon episode ended in a balloon trip where a newlywed couple survived a fall into a river after an electrical storm.
The piece offers aphorisms on virtue and vice, urging moral self-restraint and self-knowledge. It suggests friendship reveals best in us, and warns pride in wickedness hides weakness.
A concise note discusses the idea that increasing height does not correspond to a predictable change in air expulsion after a full inspiration. It questions the link between stature and forced expiration measurements, suggesting variability in respiratory capacity across individuals.
Police officer Thomas McNamara of 700 Glen Addie street reports backache and kidney disorders eased after using Dean's Kidney Pills. He notes night pain, irregular secretions, and long suffering ended with the first doses. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY agents for the United States. 50 cents. Remember the name Dean's.
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