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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1907
Page
7
A humorous exchange depicts a stern parent questioning a freshman about theft at the dinner. The student confesses to taking two spoons and a napkin, admitting the light offense with earnest honesty. The scene mirrors classic classroom mischief and parental admonition.
Hon Fred J Blackmon elected vice president of the state association in Decatur. Union picnics and lodge meetings announced for Ward Five Sunday schools and various orders. Coal vendors promote fuel options while courts report fines and continued cases. Jail inspection and prison planning noted. Flag day class initiation preparations underway with a semimonthly meeting and deadline for applications.
Charles Denby sails on the steam ship New York bound for Shanghai where he will serve as United States consul general. He leaves his family in Hamburg and will travel via the trans Siberian railway, aiming to reach his post by August 1.
A Kansas City Times column quotes a heated exchange about a coming circus next week. It notes an instantaneous gas water heater that delivers boiling water as soon as lit, day or night.
Local ad urges customers to purchase Tetley’s tea at M’Intyre’s store, promoting in store availability and convenience for shoppers.
Memphis June 6. The joint annual meeting of the Arkansas and Tennessee state bar associations enters its third day with Hon. Hannis Taylor of Mobile Alabama delivering an address on The Growing Importance of the Fourteenth Amendment. Other prominent figures spoke during the morning. Separate sessions for officers and business follow, with a banquet and speakers planned for tonight.
C S Woolever, a prominent LeRaysville merchant, praises Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for curing piles twenty years ago. The ad guarantees relief for sores wounds burns or abrasions and lists Elam Ordway Houser Scarbrough Drug Co as selling outlets at 25 cents.
1513 Papal Swiss defeat the French at Novara. 1832 Jeremy Bentham dies, born 1746. 1857 Mme Rejane, celebrated actress, born. 1861 Camille de Cavour, statesman, died, born 1810. 1864 King George I of Greece arrives at Corfu to assume Ionian Islands. 1872 Cyprine of Russia born. 1891 Sir John Macdonald dies, born 1815. 1902 M Combes forms French ministry. 1903 Clifton flood causes 50 deaths. 1905 Crown Prince Frederick William and Duchess Cecilia marry.
George H. Brooke argues that racket sport requires rapid instinctive movement and proper early training. He says many players fail due to bad form, poor footwork, and weak wrists, often worsened by reluctance to practice and correct faults.
An English country mayor dining with two young men faces light ridicule. He responds that he is neither stupid nor an ass. The jab lands as one youth suggests he is between the two, to which the mayor calmly agrees, claiming he sits between them.
A vintage ad touts Dr King s New Life Pills as a cure for a stoppage of liver and bowel functions described as a dangerous deadlock. It promises money back if unsatisfied at Elam Ordway Houser and Scarbrough Drug Co drug stores.
Cartoon style jests feature polar bears, mosquitoes, a spider, and birds. The dialogue centers on warmth, fear, and humor about weather and paper mischief in a playful Arctic setting.
San Francisco has finished a new building roughly every forty five minutes since the fire. Building permits in 1905 reached about 22 million dollars, a record. Labor Commissioner Stafford reports wages total around 1 million weekly, or 52 million yearly, suggesting total building costs exceed 100 million annually.
A Brussels lawyer, fed by constant hammering from a nearby iron foundry, used a phonograph as evidence. He set up a cylinder in his library for a day and played it in court, producing a raucous din that illustrated the alleged disruption.
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