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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1907
Page
7
Firemen’s band members plan a social at the fire hall tonight blending business and pleasure. Globe Tonic free samples offered with bottles on sale at 35 cents. J L M Curry council and IOOF lodge host meetings. moving pictures at Anniston Theatorium. Police court reports include fines for drunkenness. Ellenburg held on trespassing charge with hearing set.
Nearly all delegates have arrived in Chicago for the fifteenth annual meet ing of the United States League of Local Building and Loan associations. Sessions begin at the Palmer House tomorrow and continue Thursday with addresses reports of officers and several papers likely to spark debate on controversial topics.
The Beta Theta Pi fraternity begins its annual national convention in Niagara Falls New York with delegates from all regions attending. The organization, founded at Miami University in 1839, now numbers over 15 000 members.
A jumble of lines mocks daily chores and local talk. Names like Hewitt Jewett Howson Lott Wigson surface amid wry exchanges about tennis and change. The piece hints at city pride, office shelves, and the notion of not wanting an undertaker as a neighbor.
Tom Errett and Augusta Smith pursue a shy romance sparked by garden walls and missives. Misplaced telegrams, summer plans, and a mistaken age add comic tension until a planned encounter at Holly House sets their future in motion.
The piece describes the campanero or anvil bird of Brazilian forests, noting its white plumage green facial skin and a note audible up to three miles. It compares its vocal prowess to marvels of tiny vocal machinery and cites traveler accounts from the Westminster Gazette. It then mentions a standard rain gauge with a five inch copper funnel feeding a bottle.
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