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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1907
Page
4
The June 1907 circulation statement shows a Metcal Petal number in June and a Betual daily average of 2 254 for the Evening Star. The document is sworn by Re B McKee as General Manager on July 1 1907 before Notary W Ledbetter.
Citizens of Anniston are warned to inform the Evening Star office of their summer departure and provide the forwarding address to keep the paper arriving by mail. Contact telephone 68 for details.
The piece argues a law to prevent child labor in mills and factories is crucial for the nation's future. It condemns harsh labor conditions and negligent parenting, urging Alabama to take a firm stand and noting anti railroad bills should be dropped. It also references freight train debates and praises Howard Williams for a bold Fourth of July edition of the Torreon Star.
The sentimental girl asks what a perfect husband is. Miss Cayenne replies a perfect husband submits to reproof and endures delays for a baseball game, never slips into a lecture, and remains devoted to his wife’s activities.
The article notes Hugh G. Chatham chosen to succeed F. M. Simmons as chairman of North Carolina’s Democratic State Committee, serving until the next state convention. It also mentions Georgia journalist Josiah Anderson Carter named private secretary to Governor Hoke Smith.
A nineteenth century style plea warns that national committee campaign funds have grown dangerously large, fueling expenditures on literature, clubs, travel, and spectacle. It argues waning public confidence and the risk of power buying could endanger democracy, urging vigilance to preserve free institutions.
Reverend G Hodges of the Episcopal Theological School in Cambridge denounces civil war the mercenary politicians who plunder towns and divert taxes for personal gain urging college graduates to join the fight against this enemy posing as gentlemen and Christians.
President Hadley of Yale argues integrity is essential in business and politics. He says truthful conduct sustains social trust and that a physically untruthful person should be distrusted and excluded, as a protection for society.
A dated discussion outlines English plural formation for words ending in o. most add es such as potatoes and cargoes, while exceptions include grotto cante cento quarto portico octave duodecimo tyre solo and words ending in jo like fello folios. Substantive nouns of multiple syllables typically add es. monosyllables may add only s after o with examples such as potato, quarter, foe, toe.
One hundred dollars reward for an untreatable catarrh case. F J Cheney & Co Toledo present Hall's Catarrh Cure as a internal remedy reaching the blood and mucous surfaces. Walding Kinnan & Marvin Toledo endorse the firm. Testimonials offered free. 75 cents per bottle. Also Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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