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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1907
Page
6
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a safe at home treatment for female ailments. It claims relief from headaches backaches and digestive issues and asserts no alcohol or habit forming drugs. It invites sick women to write to Dr Pierce in Buffalo for confidential advice.
Special rates via San Francisco and Los Angeles depart June 7 to 14 with return by August 31. Homeseekers excursion June 4 to 18 offers good returning within 30 days. Louisville & Nashville to Norfolk for Jamestown exposition with diverse routes and stopovers. For details contact agents H P Salter K Lanning Sid Jones L Stone.
Reports from Coermanyt point to mounting labor unrest with 1007 named as a pivotal year. The article covers union actions across industries, immigration plans, strikes aboard national railways, and new labor inspector roles in Minnesota.
Key events include England’s 1832 Reform Bill becoming law, painter David Cox’s death in 1850, Tennessee Governor Malcolm Patterson’s birth in 1861, and various dated notes from centuries past such as political nominations, floods, and royal visits.
A poem from New York Press by Thayer explores a deskbound worker chained to routine. The speaker longs for forest breezes while vision of freedom dissolves into weariness. The refrain Can't get away echoes as seasons shift from winter to green grass.
A wealthy man who attempted suicide on a river bridge is saved by a poor workman. The worker asks for a million dollars, and receives a three year conditional gift. Three years later the man seeks more money, sparking a grim parable about happiness and wealth.
A London Globe note remarks that despite 36 years since annexation, Alsace and Lorraine populations largely maintain anti German sentiment, indicating persistent resistance to German rule.
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