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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1906
Page
4
Fragmentary list of dates and names including marriages, births, deaths, and notable incidents. Mentions Louis XIV marriage 1660 and Charles Dickens death 1870, plus entries on John Howard Payne and Tim Kelley. Some items appear garbled or partial.
fragmentary text references Italy and suffrage ideas with scattered phrases about democracy, political figures, and inventions. The passage is garbled, mentioning a commander, cotton, a motorite, and Bluffton Indiana, but lacks coherent context or clear events.
Madras correspondent reports Charlee and William Theobald hunting for the Prince of Wales when they discovered a cavity in a stream. They pulled out five young pythons up to 12 feet long, with one retreating beyond reach after a coordinated extraction.
The Chicago Daily News describes how Japanese women prize their hair as a crown and mark of modesty. Since Russia’s war began many women devote their monthly 30 sen to hairdressing to war funds, altering styles as hair falls in street displays.
Miriam Michelson presents a light feature on heavy hauling and a unique phone model at Robinson's library, highlighting industry oddities and local interest in transportation equipment.
The piece urges local businessmen to support city development in Anniston, arguing growth attracts new industries and residents, expands markets, and boosts profits while others may miss out. It stresses public spirit and selfish incentives to drive prosperity.
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