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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1907

Page

7

Local Short Stories and Community Notes Update

Six defendants were charged this morning in police court totaling 26.80 with cases continued and two discharged. Notices promote Model Ice Co and Empire coal lines with phone numbers 59 49 72 for ice coal and deliveries. Visitors include E C Van Arsdel and sons from St. Louis visiting Capt W F Van Arsdel while Chancellor Whiteside attends chancery duties in Anniston.

E. C. van Arsdel Wallace Jean St. Louis van Arsdel Capt W. F. van Arsdel United States Express Company

Epitaph of Pope Commemorates Elizabeth Corbett in Westminster

An epitaph by Pope praised by Johnson honors Elizabeth Corbett who lies in St. Margaret's Westminster. The verse praises a virtuous, composed mind unbending by pride or vanity, whose strength and refinement endured trials like gold refined by fire.

Pope Johnson Elizabeth Corbett St. Margaret's Westminster

Von Humboldt and the social order of noble prefixes

The London Lady's Pictorial discusses how the prefix von is reserved for nobility, knighted individuals, and their descendants. It asserts male and female lines inherit the prefix, cites Alexander von Humboldt, and argues gendered living spaces should remain separate for social rest.

Germany Alexander Humboldt Alexander von Humboldt London Lady's Pictorial

Difficult Subject Prompts Portrait Of James Henry

Mrs Hanson brings her son to a photographer to get a portrait for his grandfather who is named after him. She demands a simple, neutral pose as the photographer notes the boy’s stubbornness and the family’s past experiences with tin types and strict portraits.

Crossing the Herring Pond

A tense sea voyage ends in a doomed claim by the bride and her husband as the liner lists. She asks for burial at their old home but he promises to arrange nothing. the motion worsens and he notes there will be no remains.

Brest Renee Jack

The Married Woman's Gympathy

Anne O'Hagan argues in Harper's Bazar that a married woman feels pity for unmarried women, whether content or burdened, seeing them as more pitiable despite the married woman’s own troubles. She notes social judgments and self justifications that persist regardless of happiness or hardship.

Ada Virginia Emmeriog Frederick Oime Anne O'Hagan Harper's Bazar

Noted Sermon Prompt Sparks Fortunes Of Two Boys

A clergyman evokes a parable about two sons given money to invest in his absence. George doubles his two dollars to four, while John loses his money by trying to match his brother, ending with a wry $0. The tale highlights thrift and prudence.

George John

Fond of Crab at Sea Side Inn

A jovial guest in a seaside hotel asks the waiter what to call the crab on the shell. The landlord serves bread and ale. After an hour the guest, red faced but cheerful, enjoyed the dish yet jokes the crab was baked a touch too long.

London

Toddling Tommy Where is Slumberland

A playful verse exchanges a mother and child question about slumber land. Wise Willie responds with a rhymed cue that Slumberland lies at the other end of Lapland in a child friendly nursery tone.

Tommy Slumberland Willie Lapland Baltimore American

Five Couples Wed in Hour Sparked by Sermon

The minister jokes he married five couples in one hour as the preacher and deacon tease the speed of his work. The yachtsman retorts that five knots an hour is nothing to boast about, highlighting a playful exchange on pace.

Morton Returns to New York and a Vision of Lucy

After six years abroad Jim Morton returns to New York and encounters Lucy in a park, now a widow. Their brief reunion rekindles love as she reveals Metcalf's ultimatum and his own sacrifice. She urges him to join her on the voyage home, confirming his fate and the end of their separation.

Mark Lacey Desmond Howard Desmond Tottering Metcalf Lucy Morton Cupid Lacy Jim Ips Jin New York Teddy Parrington London Lacey

Policemen Swim After Island Cock Fight Prank

The Liverpool Mercury reports a countryside laughing at police in Ireland after a cock fight between Londonderry and Antrim birds on an island near Lough Neagh. Police learned of the event, boats were pressed, a failed attempt to reach the island forced a sea swim, uniforms were lost, and they marched ten miles in dripping underclothes to a barracks.

Lough Neagh Ireland Londonderry Antrim Liverpool Mercury

French Children in Paris Dress and Behavior Standards

A New York Post note observes how in Paris children are raised to avoid dirt and disorder. Two well-dressed youngsters with a governess play with a ball as gloves stay pristine, with the ball wiped clean after each touch.

Paris Boiaia Dean New York Post

Hicks Capucline Relief for Indigestion and Headache

Advert says Hicks Capucline relieves indigestion sour stomach and headaches by promoting gastric flow. It is a pleasant liquid remedy available at drugstores and promises quick relief without suffering.

Special Travel Rates From Anniston To Several Destinations

Round trip and one way fares advertised by railroad agents for trips to Norfolk Virginia Chautauqua Lake Campground Louisville Knights of Pythias Talladega Springs and Sundays to various points. Tickets on sale on specific dates with one fare plus 25 cents round trip for some routes. For details contact H P Salter J K Downing or C L Stone in Alabama and Kentucky.

Chautauqua Lake N. F Campground Louisville Ee Preme Lodge Knights of Pythias Talladega Springs Ata

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mode Ice Co J. J. Arnold Coal Dtuys Watson T. H. Cockrell Ward Five Cane Creek The Model Ice Company Anniston Theatorium W. W. Whiteside Anniston Chancery Court Model Ice Co Gadsden Journal of Talladega Presbytery J. C. Talley Wakefield's Telephone M. Lewis Empire Montevallo Jellico Red Pavistrapher Urandy James Henr Father Emma Jane James Henry Bryan Walker Broadway Kral Hen Via Texas Norfolk H. P. Salter G. A J. K. Downing Ala Stone Sokoleefofotofense Alabama Tate Anniston Banking & Loan Company M. B. Wellborn Cater Grocery
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