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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1907
Page
4
The May 1907 edition reports a total print run of 61 885 for the Evening Star with an average daily circulation of about 202 papers. Excluding 1700 extra copies on May 20, the May average remains 202. The statement is sworn by General Manager E B McKER before Notary B W Ledbetter on June 1 1907.
Residents of Anniston may have the Evening Star mailed to a summer address at no extra cost by notifying the Star office of their departure and the destination address. Call TELEPHONE 68 to arrange delivery details.
Article argues Anniston needs a large shaded city park with drives, benches, fountains, swings, and a band stand. It notes Quintard plots lack shade and space and suggests possible park sites and a plan involving the City Land Company for outskirts ground, with funding by subscription or city improvement.
The article notes rough play by youths at Oxford lake bath house caused discomfort and minor injuries to Anniston leader J. H. Kaplan. It calls for respect, better judgment in youth play, and accredited officials at pleasure resorts to curb overly rough behavior.
A compact reflection notes that if the United States matched Europe’s population density the nation would hold more people than currently living worldwide. The piece compares regional scales and contemplates implications.
Obituary notes Mrs. 8 K Borders dies June 2 1907 in Oxford Alabama after a long life as wife mother and community figure. She managed a plantation estate with skill and grace following her husband 8 K Borders death. She was active in church and recognized for piety kindness and family devotion. The notice closes with tribute from J C Wright dated June 10 1907.
Dr William Osler argues against overreliance on medicines and calls for stronger public health systems and preventive care. He contrasts England and the United States, urges clinical training, and quotes Franklin on the worthlessness of most medicine.
Engineer THIEL argues the next naval war will center on control of the Pacific not Japan versus the United States. He suggests a broader clash among white and yellow races, with Japan aiming to dominate orient trade and Asia potentially rising, urging Anglo American and German Britain to unite to preserve Anglo Saxon institutions and world peace.
Professor Smith of Cornell argues future Bible will be larger and include Hebrew and Christian texts shared by other faiths. He calls for a new translation with introductory notes and comments. The view shifts from Bible as sole religious knowledge to a multifaith compilation.
If you suffer from catarrh with offensive breath throat pains breathing difficulty and coughing Hyomei offers relief. The article notes its nature based oils and pine germ killing action delivered with inhalation and that the complete outfit costs 1 with a money back guarantee from Scarbrough Drug Company.
The passage describes wild monkeys living in groups, foraging on fruits leaves and insects, forming lines to pass fruit along, and retreatting when danger comes. They are playful yet mischievous and often threaten travelers by throwing stones and sticks.
The piece traces golf’s origins with England’s Royal Blackheath founded in 1408 possibly by James VI and notes it arose from a Knucklebone club. It cites the Edinburgh Burgess Golfing Society from 1735, St Andrews founded in 1714 as golf’s alma mater, and the Honorable Company of Edinburgh Golfers at Musselburgh in 1774.
Sheridan mocked Pitt by noting a drag chain is only needed when a machine runs downhill. The witticism turns on governy and political friction, highlighting the Opposition's view of fixed opposition hindering government progress.
$100 reward offered by F. J. Cheney & Co. for any case Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot cure. Cure claimed to be constitutional, taken internally to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Advertisement notes testimonials and mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
A local ad promotes fresh wallpaper patterns not sold as old stock. It invites customers to view the new designs and highlights affordable prices of ten, fifteen, and twenty cents per roll, suitable for any room in the home.
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