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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1911
Page
3
The Swist Specific Co of Atlanta promotes S.S.S. as the greatest tonic and blood purifier. It claims pure blood strengthens resistance, improves digestion, appetite, and energy, and warns rivals are mere nerve stimulants. It urges use to prevent disease during spring and summer.
St Petersburg June 7 The Empresss thirty ninth birthday anniversary was observed as a general holiday throughout the empire today. The health of her imperial majesty is officially stated to be better than for some time past.
Two granite columns brought from the Holy Land in 110 stood at the Piazzeta. One bears the Lion of St. Mark while the other shows St. Theodore on a crocodile with sword and shield. The columns sparked gambling games after being raised. Local executions were moved to this spot to curb gambling.
A Montevideo firm writes to a Chicago firm offering agency representation for its articles. It describes a widespread sales network, using distributors and “placemen and guilders,” to push American articles in distant villages. The letter proposes collaboration via The Commercial Review and expresses a wish for mutual labor with no extra expenditure.
A simple home test shows if a watch is magnetized by placing a pocket compass over the open inner case. If the compass needle revolves, the watch is magnetized. if it stays still, the watch remains unaffected.
An old note recommends a free application of Chamberlain's Liniment for muscular or chronic rheumatism and states it is better than taking any medicine internally. Sold by All Dealers.
Classified notices emphasize profit from using want ads to drive outcomes. Advertisers claim quick responses, measurable sales, and efficient outreach by leveraging local listings. Readers see targeted buyer attention and rapid inquiry rates in many segments.
The London Globe reports a new search for gold and silver from the 1799 Latin sinking in the Zuyder Zee. A Lloyd company plan uses a floating diving bridge with pipe-driven sand removal and a movable divers’ chamber to recover the cargo amid renewed European peace and Dutch interest.
Three thousand Angora goats graze under herders in Lassen Forest Preserve California to clear brush and small trees for fire guards. The animals eat and bark their way through the marked area, leaving the land bare and in good condition, valued higher in markets after work.
The article surveys breadless regions where sterz a ground beechnut porridge is common in Oberstermark near Vienna and in Carynthia Tyrol regions. It notes polenta in northern Italy as daily bread and mamaliga in Romania as a distinct maize dish with grains kept separate rather than forming a solid mass.
A magician’s prank shows how a strong magnet behind a drawn hook can make a steel object appear hung on the hook. A confederate can remove and replace the magnet to fool spectators as the trick repeats.
An elder sister earning money faces persistent requests from younger siblings to lend small sums. The piece urges parents to enforce repayment to teach money responsibility and protect the sister’s peace of mind, noting that lenders deserve repayment and that borrowing harms household harmony.
A politician on a house to house canvass meets an elderly woman at a gate. He asks to see her husband and learns he is in the pasture burying the dog. The woman says the dog died from overworking himself barking at candidates.
Suitable cushions add to room furnishing and suit varying styles. The article notes satin cushions for mission fits and leather or heavy linen for dainty parlors. It suggests Persian tapestry squares for mission rooms and corduroy cushions with a metallic edge as alternatives.
A muslin scarf with eyelets and embroidery borders will accompany lingerie dresses for the summer season, replacing the chiffon pieces worn last year. The update signals a shift in fabric and style choices for warm weather outfits.
Raising chicks in cold weather hinges on the hen and incubator practices. Brahmas and Cochins are preferred winter mothers for their quiet nature, while light hens are too restless. Keep chicks sheltered in coops or boxes to protect from cold winds and dampness. monitor weather and ensure warmth.
The article argues that labor costs dominate profits for large poultry flocks. It notes that feeding on table scraps reduces waste and can be profitable if farmers invest in cooking facilities and labor. Small flocks may be more efficient without extra outlay.
Guidance on storing apples in a cellar kept near 40 degrees by night ventilation. Advice covers adjusting cellar windows, maintaining low moisture by drying barrels, and avoiding unheaded barrels to prevent moisture loss and spoilage.
A call for wartime style advertising urges firms to craft solid business plans and seek backing. The message frames comprehensive strategy, financing, and market positioning as essential to success in difficult times. It cites confidence and investor appeal as key outcomes.
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