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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1907
Page
3
A drunken intruder entered the Scarbrough premises in the early hours, refused to leave after polite requests, and was driven off when Mrs. Scarbrough fired a pistol near the servant house. Police pursue the suspect. Also notes Allman Bros returns tonight and Capt Tyler Jr returns from New York after his father’s death.
Rev. W. B. Davis joins Rev. J. M. Solley in leading the revival at Oxanna Baptist Church. The event will begin next Sunday instead of June 23.
A garbled passage discusses work schedules and feeding on work days, references universal education costs by the state, and contrasts wages and living costs in France and the United States. It then mentions a long Cradles Heath chain move to canal boats, weighing twenty five tons, sent to a Leicestershirecol lery, with wagons drawn by traction.
Mr. O. M. Reynolds is congratulated by Highland Golf Club members for being the sole Aniston resident to qualify at the Atlanta tournament.
In Genoa Verdi forgot his hat after a train stop. Two admirers wrestled for the hat in a brief melee at the station buffet. A bystander’s remark and a quick recovery by a gentleman ended the grab. The hat belonged to the famed composer Verdi.
The notice extols Emperor's Blend tea as the finest green and black mix offering broad appeal at 75 cents per pound. It also notes Rev P P Starnes improving in health and able to be about town, and mentions local businesses HAMMOGES ANNISTON TRADING CO coal sales and other ads.
A fragment notes a young doctor and the Post framing of patient teaching. The text suggests lessons in patience and medical training as part of the article's educational tone.
An 19th century advertisement touts Dr Thomas Electric Oil as a universal remedy. It claims fast cure for sore throats and relief from any pain in any part, suggesting broad therapeutic powers.
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