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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1914
Page
6
Local meat market man Kiker announces a car load of Red Pole cattle from Jno B Lagarde’s Stock Farm in the Alexandria Valley. The cattle are described as fat and ready for slaughter and are praised as evidence of Lagarde’s success in stock selling.
A letter from Summit Point, West Virginia, features Mrs Anna Belle describing severe uterine and related pains. She credits Cardui the Woman's Tonic with easing her suffering from the first dose and restoring her ability to work, urging other women to try it.
Classified line shows brief ads and notices inviting readers to use Star Want Ads for results.
Washington July 27 report notes that divorce odds rise with years married, reaching a peak around the fifth year. Census figures show about two percent of marriages end in year one, climbing to the fifth year before tapering, illustrating stability challenges for newer couples.
In London on July 27, thousands of leading surgeons from the United States and Canada joined eminent British and continental colleagues for the opening of the fifth annual Clinical Congress of Surgeons of North America at Albert Hall.
Huntsville July 27 county commissioners provide a rest room in the new courthouse for lads and children from the county. The room will offer home like comforts and serve as a temporary refuge for country visitors in the city.
The Alabama Mineral division of the Louisville and Nashville railroad shows extensive contributions to the Harry Shitetzeki memorial. Names include C. W. MatheWass and Geo. Wetherall among many donors, with sums ranging from 1.00 to 100.00. Subscriptions from individuals and local businesses fill a large total, alongside city and company contributions.
G W Jones of Pine and Fourteenth Street Anniston testifies he suffered kidney disorder pain and blurred sight last year. After using about a box and a half of Dean’s Kidney Pills his back strengthens his kidneys act regularly and he feels better. Price 50 cents. Sold by all dealers.
Spanish corr ba. We have Spanish crimes and Spanish torques, now we Ged thee high Spanish comb the most fashteoeeable hair arma ement of the seston. The three big combs are decorative and worn instead of sigrettes. They sit at the top of the head with delicate silver outlines. Evening dress returns to natural tone.
The article notes white Turkish tewerling bath scrippers with blue French knots and long white teergs, praising Moseete embroidery and fillet lace as fashionable. It mentions rising fillet costs and its use in baby frish and gowns, appealing to women with fashionable purses.
In Paul Venisse’s France from Beliexdl the Veil a scene links Mirbeau the dramatist with Auguste Rodin. Rodin shows a bust of Mirbeau and notes it honors a remarkable personality. Mirbeau replies he did not expect such reward for his work and values the artist’s attention. Mirbeau and Rodin exchange remarks on their shared creative kinship.
The text extols chlorine as the most important chemical for industry and disinfection. It credits Scheele with its discovery and notes his poverty and hunger, claiming chlorine enables whitening, disinfection, chloroform production, and gold ore processing.
A kitchen tip suggests thickening lemon pies with grated potato instead of cornstarch. The idea aims to create a smooth creamy texture while reducing starch usage.
The quote defines true philosophy as loving wisdom and living it in everyday life. It emphasizes practical application, simplicity, independence, magnanimity, and trust as essential aspects of philosophical living.
In New York on July 27 a former minister of foreign affairs asked if Jack Johnson could become U.S. president while commenting on Villa. He calls Villa a bandit and notes he could garner fighter support but not be a stable political leader, warning Carranza could yield temporary influence behind the scenes.
A reflective note condemns wasteful living and ostentatious pride. It argues that prudent thrift is deemed alien, while society squanders resources from city programs to household choices, labeling modern business ideas as practical. It references New York World.
Fragmentary timetable notes list connections among Birmingham, Tuscaloosa, Selma, Rome and Louisville and Nashville routes. Entries reference many local trains, express services, and stops at Calera, Talladega, Gadsden, Meridian, and Washington with arrival and departure times scattered through the text.
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