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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1906
Page
4
The passage notes that Harry Kendal Thaw dislikes fame, despite his circumstances. A young man with excess money enters a lifestyle leading to tragedy and trouble. It argues prosperity comes from good roads and streets, boosting county activity and town traffic.
Two weary people settle in for the night as a young woman across the way sings loudly. One observer complains about a persistent top note, while another defends it as a whistle from a railway performance nearby.
In Servia's village Logaltza the mayor was sentenced to five years in prison for an original form of lese majeste. He admitted before the tribunal to habitually cursing King Peter and abusing the crown prior to any action.
A Bible from Kaiser Wilhelm II was presented in a silver-mounted cabinet to the New German Lutheran Church in New York City. An inscription quotes Hebrews 11:1 “Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen.”
The gasoline engine, like the steam engine, runs best when warm up briefly before full power. Automobile Magazine notes engines perform better after a light run for a few minutes to reach optimal efficiency and avoid strain.
A Milwaukee Sentinel humor item recounts a diner calling soup salty and a waiter replying with a thumb lick and a self confessing remark. The quip hinges on the waiter’s plainspoken honesty and the shopper’s light critique.
The State continues campaigning with Ex-Governor Joseph F. Johnston widely mentioned alongside John B. Knox and others like Bankhead Fitts Oates Stallings and Clarke. Candidates for lieutenant governor auditor and agriculture show broad competition with Gray ONeal Meador Hood Brandon Smith Wilkerson Seldon Ward Crook Lovett Adams among those seeking votes and support across counties.
Advice from Success Magazine urges reliance on inner worth over clothing appearances or external aids. It argues the self-reliant individual finds power within and will not be disappointed by outside help, stressing honesty with oneself and personal accountability.
Kohn Bros. announce two simultaneous sales in one house, including loom end and mill end bargains. The double sale supports a division to fund Mr. Mark Kohn's move to New York for wholesale commission work, aiming to convert merchandise into cash.
A mistaken belief in high lithium demand led to overproduction. In 1905 output fell to 21 short tons worth $252, all from San Diego county, California. Earlier years showed larger figures, with 1904 at 577 tons and 1903 at 1,155 tons. Mines in Pennington county were idle in 1905, with little chance of activity until ore stocks deplete. Amblygonite, lepidolite, and spodumene are the main mined ores, concentrated in California and Pennington county. Uses include lithium carbonate for medicinal preparations and lithia waters, plus small use in colored flame production.
Royal Artisans and King Edward are described as having varied roles from brick maker to builder. A small fort at Osborne is said to be erected by the king and his brothers. At Balmoral a tool shed is attributed to Prince Albert and his sons.
A sales note touts a splendid bowel lozative priced at five cents. It claims prompt full bowel action without pain, relieving biliousness bad breath dull headaches and a coated tongue. The medicine is described as physician recommended and sold in metal pocket boxes by J L Wikle.
Describing Tucson Arizona desert botany experiments, the study notes how ocotillo leaves regrow within days after a slow ground-water dispensation. It explains that leaf retention governs plant activity and that stems and even leafless branches absorb moisture to trigger leaf formation.
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