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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1906
Page
5
Water damaged stock at Eros Book Store offers thousands of rolls crepe paper two for five cents and book paper five and ten cents along with other discounted goods. Call early for bargains.
All members of Company K Third Infantry must report in full uniform at the armory at 6 15 a m on Wednesday July 11 1906 for camp duty. Members failing to appear will face court martial. Each man must bring lunch for the trip as supper will be the first meal furnished. Sam C Pelham Captain Third Infantry. Order your coal from Donahoo and Co.
Officials in Washington hailed the safe arrival at Olongapo in the Philippines of the dry dock Dewey. The voyage from Chesapeake Bay began December 28 and included several mishaps. Captain Hosley oversaw the expedition and received praise. The massive steel structure cost $1,124,000 and measures 500 feet.
Wyatt Yeatman Graves Toland and Billie Taylor were fined $12 each in police court for disorderly conduct following a street altercation near the Evening Star office. Toland faces a separate assault with intent to murder warrant and a hearing set before Judge Crook, delayed by the Mobile military encampment.
Fashion note announces new ginghams in neat patterns and dress fabrics. Warranted fast colors, just received, with care guidance.
In the late reign of Charles II the Whigs and Tories clashed amid fears of meeting in London. The king moved Parliament to Oxford, Whigs rode armed and some were executed on perjured evidence. Shaftesbury faced treason charges but was acquitted as Tory juries refused to convict. Leaders later faced similar accusations as efforts to force a free Parliament collapsed.
The article notes normal human body temperature around 96.6 degrees and small daily fluctuations linked to meals, fasting, and activity. It highlights the remarkable stability of human temperature, enduring wide extremes from Arctic chills to tropical heat without collapsing health.
The article explains Zulu battle methods influenced by Dingiswayo and Tyaka, detailing the crescent formation with horns and a head, regimental colors, and the ixwa blade replacing the umkonto. It notes Boer adoption, British use in campaigns, and brutal tactics with no quarter.
The firm of Brummell and Pinson dissolves by mutual consent. Going forward the business will be conducted by the firm with accounts receivable payable to G. H. Brummell or R. T. Pinson. Dated July 6, 1906. G. Wl. Brummell.
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