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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1907
Page
2
A spring cleaning theme promotes Cooper's New Discovery claiming to cleanse the stomach and bowels restore vigor and mood. A testimonial from A W Hull of Detroit cites improved appetite strength and energy after using the remedy, noting its Chicago demonstrations drew wide attention.
A conscientious objector to tipping in London avoided barbers by traveling over 100 miles in a year to find new shops. He spent more than £5 on bus and cab fares before finally giving up the barber hunt and growing a beard, as reported by London Truth.
The pulpy portion of the strawberry is not a fruit but a small core embedded in pulp. The tiny seeds are the true fruit, and pollen helps the seed grow into the fleshy form.
A garbled OCR passage mentions names and places in a jumbled way. It references Sue Wait, Aunt Mathifnntin tultt, Bacay Ridge, and Chicoys News with scattered terms about shares and blogs, but no coherent event or outcome is discernible.
June 11 report from Oxford highlights visits by local farmers and professionals including T. M. Haywood from Chulafinee and George Puller from Christiana. Mentions a city council decision to install cement walks on Main Snow and Choccolocco streets, social updates, and a planned sermon at the Christian church.
Willum Prederick Gray chapter of D A W of Anniston will be entertained by Mrs D Houston Smith at her McKibbon street home on Saturday afternoon. A Plug day program with National colors in decoration and menu is planned.
A Devonshire woman asked a chemist for bronchial troches and paid for a small box. She later returned, saying two boxes were taken and one troche was hard to chew yet cured her cough, as reported by the London Queen.
Haynes Hinson Cox advertise measure services and guarantee satisfaction for undergarments and apparel. They stock lightweight underwear socks low cut shoes and negligees, stressing these items as necessities.
A Westminster Gazette excerpt recalls 1745 Kingston on Thames ducking of a scolding innkeeper in public view with 2000 to 3000 spectators. It notes Elizabethan era use of ducking stools in towns and quotes Dr Johnson on different restraints for men women and beasts.
The article discusses the universal superstition that a horseshoe hung above a door blocks witches. It notes wide adoption among Turks, Jews, Christians, Buddhists, and others, with references to regions like Tunis, Constantinople, Spain, and Sicily. It also mentions images of crocodiles and questions about insults and justice.
Mrs Scraggs questions the departure of her new girl. Mr Blinks explains he paid her in advance. Mrs Scraggs notes she doubts she objected to the payment, but the worker left because it pleased her and she could not work.
In a playful exchange drawn from a community setting, fans joke about schedules pitchers and a soup tureen as a pitcher stand in for team needs. Umpire Greene is called upon to rule in a lighthearted misunderstanding with a child and father teasing about calls at the plate.
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