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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1907
Page
8
A bustling scene across Quintard avenue and nearby towns with Mrs. Lula Warnock hosting afternoon guests, Miss Myra Warnock serving tea, and Miss Hazel Brand visiting in Augusta. Notes relay trips to Birmingham Cincinnati Anniston and Jacksonville along with piano recitals and social calls from Rome to Providence.
A jumbled list of historical events and notes includes battles at Courtrai and Oudonarde, Joystick Cade’s Kent uprising, names like Tre lands and Philadelphia, Pike’s Peak sighting, the first national bank in Philadelphia, the Wyoming admission bill, Ravachol’s execution, plus a stray prairie dog remark about bedding and habits.
The passage asserts that people whose meals consist of wholesome foods are less prone to disease and remain mentally and physically active. It emphasizes diet as a factor in overall well being and vitality.
The Cleburne county singing convention meets at Betheador church on the weekend before the fourth Sunday in July and continues through Saturday and Sunday. All singing societies are invited to bring their books and report to the committee on arrival for a shared, well organized event.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention an irregular event in Irrigon Oregon involving a lever and a potential fall. No clear names dates or organizations are readable. Further readable details are unavailable in the provided text.
The New York Herald notes city growth at about 415 people daily and an average arrest age of 23. It also states a public servant per 70 residents ratio and that the city clearing house handles twice the business of all others in the U S. The city average age is 26 versus 28 for the United States.
A collage of quirky lines from Boston Chicago and New York papers. The Boston Herald mocks a gullible reader while the Boston Post jokes about seven lobsters at a table and the Boston Herald chides a foolish critic.
The report lists barometer 30.08 at 7 a m temperature 76 precipitation zero wind from the south at 5 miles per hour. Lowest temperature 70 at 5 a m highest 91 at 1 p m. Weather cloudy with a forecast for partly cloudy tonight and Friday showers.
A concrete lighthouse at Tint de la Coubre on the Gironde mouth in France rises 228 feet high and about 35 feet in diameter. Built in nine months to replace an endangered structure, it cost $90,000 and was completed quickly to prevent sea erosion.
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