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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1911
Page
3
A meadow trap uses an eight by eight foot pen divided into two areas with a top and swinging gates. A weighted board and rope mechanism trap dogs and release a confined sheep, with an additional apartment suggested for multiple dogs.
Paris department stores slash prices on harem skirts after weak market response. Stores cut across the board to attract shoppers amid disappointing sales and fashion demand.
A Chicago gathering heard State Attorney Wayman and Attorney Erbstein discuss how jurors with beards influence criminal trials. They cited mixed views about old fashioned notions and Moses era sternness, noting some prefer whiskered jurors while others avoid them. The debate touched on bias toward bearded decision makers and echoes ancient beliefs about bravery and orthodoxy.
Pendleton asks what two great wishes a medical student has. Kefer glosses the answer as giving up. Pendleton clarifies the aims: placing "Dr." before his own name and "Dr." after others' names.
In a witty dialogue the editors debate fate and creation while remarking on Mr Barberton who previously paid his wife small sums and now gives her a hundred dollars weekly, revealing a curious shift in fortune. The exchange highlights quirks and social expectations in a fading era.
Dialog fragments show a father asking why mother joined a Browning club and mentioning Friday Pri days and nothing to do on Friday. The text implies a domestic setting and a routine social club context without clear beyond-fragile details.
A dialogue explores solitude in nature with Hunter seeking pathless woods and wary of being mistaken for a deer by a marksman. The exchange touches on loneliness and the desire for uncrowded wilderness.
A period ad claims a tonic acts like a stimulant for both the body and local commerce. It asserts the product boosts vigor and shares how merchants benefit from heightened public interest and sales.
A description of feather structure from feather anatomy to a note on St. Nicholas. It then cites the oldest extant treaty between Ramesses II of Egypt and the prince of Kheta, drawn up in the fourteenth century BC, outlining permanent alliance and clauses on ex tradition of emigrants deserters criminals and skilled workers.
Schedules show trains arriving and departing Mee with updated times and routes. Officials urge travelers to verify specific arrivals and departures for their journeys and to expect routine adjustments as service aligns with revised timetable.
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