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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1907
Page
5
An old brief advert likely offers want ads in The Star and mentions a tonic product Globe Tonic for indigestion with sample bottles priced at 35¢ and $1. The note includes a street address 123 W 10th.
A report notes a performance last night with praise for the crowd and announces a free silver prize tonight. It mentions a Thursday matinee and a sliced ham ad emphasizing thin uniform cuts. Sterne's adds a note on both bottled and raw ham for slicing and better smoked beef than canned. Council will meet Thursday night in adjourned session to finish matters from last week.
The report lists a 7 am barometer at 30.06 and temperatures from 64 to 89 with clear weather and a forecast of partly cloudy tonight and Saturday. A public notice warns refuse to settle bills made by Arthur Johnson on orders from his father J P Johnson.
Beginning August 1 a 15 minute schedule will operate between Tenth and Noble streets and pipe works until 9 o clock each morning except Sunday From 9 o clock until 315 p m a half hour schedule will be operated Beginning at 315 p m the 15 minute schedule will operate until 8 o clock After this time a regular half hour schedule is resumed This change applies only between Tenth and Noble streets and pipe works ANNISTON ELECTRIC & GAS CO 1v31-61
Land Title Guaranty Co offers title examination of real estate with a guaranty bond upon attorney approval. The notice urges property owners to seek guaranteed title services from the Anniston office and emphasizes reliability in title work.
A tale from Harper's Weekly about two rival boys Johnnie and Willie. Johnnie invites Willie to a party urged by their mothers, but Willie does not attend. Johnnie admits inviting him and says he dared him to come.
Fragmentary verse from Corncob Center about a summer boarder named Traver. The speaker notes her indifference to ordinary rural tasks and flavors, mentioning flutelike calls of cabbage, turnips, homemade pies, and repeated attempts at plowing. The tone is observational and poetic.
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