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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1907

Page

2

Prickly Ash Bitters Touts Digestive Hope

A Victorian advertisement touts Prickly Ash Bitters as a reliable bowel tonic and regulator for constipation, gas, and indigestion. It claims to strengthen bowel motions and promote daily evacuations, featuring a testimonial from D M Wackwelder of Litchfield Illinois and agents SLAM ORDWAY HOUSER and MARSH SONS.

D. M. Wackwelder Litchfield Litchfield News

Oxford Notes and Local Gleanings Update

Oxford society sees Mem Byron and Eben Hall expected home from Jamestown and other stops. Local business includes J W Priebe of Jenifer transacting with merchants and G F E Roker distributing canned tomatoes. A Fortresse club meeting elected officers and Carl Strickland returns from Greensboro with plans to visit mineral springs tonight. Two police court cases yielded nine dollars.

Oxford Robert Byron Eben Hall Jamestown New York Scott Strickland Greensboro Anniston Biehelberger Maud Davenport Vista Bagley

Lonely Woman Muses On Affection In Room

Vie sits alone when a young woman enters and asks to talk. She sits on his knee and gives a playful kiss, saying she is nearly three, a line from a New York Press item.

Vie Ebe Flo New York Press

Leg weariness in the waiters tale at a New York restaurant

A waiter tells a patron he is taking a month off because his legs are weary from too much leg work. He equates leg weariness to a horse's disease and explains it as writer’s cramp from writing and trotting. He plans to stay home with papers, pipe, and books until he recovers.

New York

Snoring Drove Wife to Sleepless Nightmares, Doctor Says

A distressed wife tells a doctor that her husband snores terribly since their three week marriage. The physician notes snoring as a common early complaint of married life and outlines three coping options. Also mentions Cherryvale postmaster endorsing Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy sold by J. L. Wikle.

Merlee

Old Lady Rewards Careful Cab Ride With Kind Fare

A London cab driver receives a shilling after a cautious ride commanded by an elderly passenger. She asks for careful driving and no racing with other cabs, and the driver reveals his past as a hearse driver before hoping to serve her again. The exchange captures urban humor from the London Mall era.

Growler London Mall

FREAK SCHEMES FOR UNEMPLOYED EMPLOYMENT IDEAS

A Manchester meeting heard a speaker propose tunneling to the North Pole as work for years, funded by hundreds of millions. Belgian Jules Braille’s earlier schemes and other crank ideas are recounted, including England’s proposed canals in the Sahara and walls to halt rain, with warnings from past attempts.

Manchester North Pole Great Britain Jules Braille London Lord John Russell England Poplar Eccasta Scotland Sahara Biet M. P Ireland Wales Paris France London Graphic

National Shorthand Reporters Meet Heads to Asheville

Asheville prepares to host the ninth annual National Shorthand Reporters association convention in July. The Chicago founded group, with nearly 600 members, includes famed Ben Pitman and a roster of prominent reporters from cities such as Providence Brooklyn Chicago Atlanta New Haven Elmira St. Louis Baltimore Philadelphia Salt Lake City Dayton Charleston Trenton and more.

The Star Asheville N. C National Ben Pitman Pitman George Farnell Providence Minnie FB. Kehoe Pensacola William Whitford Chicago William C. Massey Atlanta Charles H. Requa Brooklyn William Ballinger Kansas City Charles FP. Roberts New Haven Charles Currier Reale Boston Theodore C. Rose Elmira Frank Weller St. Louis Charles L. Morrison Chattanooga Herman Hi. Peehin Baltimore H. G. Healey New York Lewis Hopper Philadelphia Frank EB. McGurrin Salt Lake City John Collins Dayton Ohio Frank K. Myers Charleston 8. C Kendrick C. Hill Trenton N. J

Australian slang evolves from bushranger to sundowner terms

An etymological sketch shows bushranger once meant skilled bush man in early Australian ads. the term shifted to outlaw with robber connotations as bushrangers became infamous. The piece contrasts awaymen and sundowner, a roaming traveler who seeks shelter and supper at stations, epitomizing the era’s casual nomads.

Dean's Regulats: Gentle Cure for Constipation

A vintage ad touts Dean's Regulats as a gentle constipation cure priced at 25 cents. The copy claims relief from headache, nausea, dizziness, and languor while urging readers to ask their druggist.

His Only Alternative in a Bible Story Joke

A light hearted quip contrasts a child’s question after a Bible tale with a mother’s prompt response. The little girl suggests Lot sought another wife when his wife turned to salt, delivering a humorous line from a Chicago News column.

Lite Det Lot

Best Medicine in the World for Colic and Diarrhoea

Mr. C. L. Carter of Skirum Alabama testifies that Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is the best for his fits of colic and diarrhoea. He credits the remedy with greatly improving his condition after severe attacks. The product is sold by J. L. Wikle.

Chamberlain C. L. Carter Skirum Ala J. L. Wikle

The War Airship and a Vision of Its Limits

A speculative note suggests an empyrean warship will be built, yet humanity will forbid it. The Saturday Evening Post imagines world powers meeting at a vague threshold, agreeing that no harmful pamphlets will be dropped from the flying monster.

Saturday Evening Post

Path of the Earth and the Fixed Notion Questioned

Astronomers dispute the idea of a fixed earth path noting unceasing, slow changes in space. The ecliptic shifts among stars causing the obliquity of the eclipse to slowly alter over 15,000 years, with future values projected from present measurements.

Ateut

SPECIAL RATES TO THE WEST TRAVEL EXCURSIONS AROUND TEXAS

Round trip and one way fares offered for various events including Norfolk James town exposition Chautauqua Lake Campground Epworth league assembly Louisville Knights of Pythias Talladega Springs and Sunday round trips. Tickets on sale on specified dates with contact details for H P Salter J K Lanning and L Stone in Anniston and Louisville.

Texas Chautauqua Lake N. Y Campground Miss Epworth League Assembly and Seashore Camp Meeting Louisville Supreme Lodge Knights of Pythias Talladega Springs Ala

State Normal School Jacksonville Announcement 1907

State Normal School Jacksonville announces the twenty fifth annual session beginning September 25 1907. Enrollment last session was 581 with 409 teachers from 55 Alabama counties. Tuition free with board from 10 to 12 dollars monthly. High healthful location and graduates in demand. For catalogue address W Dagette president.

Jacksonville Aca Alabama W. Daugette

Cohen and Kircus Wall Paper Offer

The old walls will receive new life with affordable price concessions to repaper the whole house. Matty beautiful flowered papers for bedrooms stripes and plain colors for parlor hall or dining room showcased by Cohen and Kircus at 921 Noble St Phone 554.

Cohen & Kircus Noble St

Anniston Steam Laundry Publishes Laundry Quality Claim

An advertisement extols The Anniston Steam Laundry noting neat edges and no stains or tears on laundered linen. It guarantees careful washing for ladies shirts and men’s shirts collars and cuffs, asserting high standards and customer satisfaction.

Anniston Steam Laundry

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Sults Oxford News J. W. Priebe Jenifer G. FE. Roker Silver Row D. H. Smith Piedmont Spring J. C. Davie Birmingham G Grover McAdory Grover D. F. Shoford Fe. S. Russell Munford J. A. Privett Talladega Hi. P. Acker Fannie Hackney Sulphur Springs Tex Mr. Acker Gena Davis Haynes Willie Walker Fank Clyne D. Bearbrough White Plains Choccolocee Street Flora Powell Gadsden B. Hudson DeArmanville Fortress Club Mra F. Chandler Clanton Oxford Friends Melda Ellaree Haynes Davis and Matthews P. A. Howle Williams Emily Selma A. Williams Main Street Lula Dodd Choccoloeco Thomas FP. M. Hamilton Cherryvale Tad Bromonia Norfolk H. P. Salter G. A J. K. Lanning L. Stone Louisville, Ky State Normal School Ingram Anniston Oak Tannery W. M. Schroeger Proprietes
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