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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1906
Page
4
While a Cornell professor Hjalmar Hjorth Boye ren taught, two juniors cruising near Ithaca overheard a slang duel on a country road. The distinguished scholar debated a tatty tramp in a hot exchange, with the tramp reportedly yielding in the exchange.
Robert J. Lowe announces his candidacy for Associate Railroad Commissioner before the Democrats of Alabama. A three time former chair of the State Executive Committee, Lowe argues for fair rates, state regulation of railroads, and reform in railroad management, asking for support in the August primaries.
An obituary from Anniston Alabama notes Paul Bryant an only son of Mr and Mrs F Bryant aged 1 year who died after being struck by a trolley post while on a crowded electric car on July Fourth. The piece reflects family grief and faith with a memorial poem and a separate classified note promotes Smith's Sure Kidney Cure at 50 cents from Scarbrough Drug Co.
July 7 rainfall in Dearmanville reached 2.44 inches causing crop and land damage with little wind.
About 250 drivers prepare for the Glidden tour starting from Buffalo to Bretton Woods New Hampshire covering over 1100 miles through central and northern New York into Canada and Maine. The best performing car earns a $2000 perpetual trophy donated by Charles Glidden.
The Philadelphia Bulletin warns that frequent travel by train and exposure to soot harms facial skin. It urges women with busy commutes to wear a plain close woven chiffon veil tied under the chin to protect the complexion and keep it fresh for years.
A store advertises head to foot outfits for men and boys at the Famous location on Eleventh and Nobie streets, offering complete apparel.
Local notice offering 25 seats per month with cash in advance terms. Readers may subscribe for a fixed monthly allotment and must pay before access begins.
J T Hodge offers high grade furniture of all kinds along with New Home sewing machines and stoves at reasonable prices. Located at 923 Noble Street, customers can expect wide selection and fair value.
We carry the largest stock, have the greatest variety, and offer the lowest prices. Anniston City Furniture Company, Noble and Twelfth Streets.
Round trip tickets and reserved seats to the lake theater are on sale at the Anniston Electric & Gas Co office at Tenth and Noble streets from 7 to 8 30.
M T Houser proprietor offers cleaning and pressing services at 1014 W Eleventh St with a 1 yearly membership fee. Transient work prices include skirts 40¢ to 1 75, waists 25¢ to 50¢, lace curtains 40¢ per pair, kid gloves 25¢, gentlemen's pressing 75¢ per suit, pants 25¢, coat and vest 50¢, lovercoat 50¢, ties 10¢ to 15¢, washing 1 to 1 50. Not responsible for articles left in garments.
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