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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1907
Page
4
The May 1907 editions list total printed 51 885 with a daily average of 2 998 before adjustments. Excluding 1 700 extra papers sold on May 20 leaves a May average of 2 229. The statement is sworn by E. i. M. Keefe, General Manager, on June 1, 1907 before Notary B. W. Ledbetter.
Anniston readers may have The Evening Star mailed to a new address for the summer without extra charge by informing the Star office of the departure date and the destination address. Telephone 68.
The piece honors United States Senator Johan T Morgan of Alabama noting his role in championing a US controlled canal linking the Atlantic and Pacific. It credits Morgan with pioneering the Panama Canal project and leading the Senate in major national and international actions, calling him America’s greatest statesman of his era.
An opinion piece argues Theodore Roosevelt should lead the American forces, praising his fighter role in battles and leadership. It cites his Rough Riders service and suggests Roosevelt, not retreat, as the logical head of the U S army in future conflicts.
De Andrea von Gouther brings hollow gold nugget to Los Angeles from Alaska Copper River country. Miners report hollow nuggets are rare and this is first from Alaskan gold fields. Nugget weighs about an ounce, cup shaped with a quarter inch depth, hosting a spider. Dr von Gunther mounts it on a shirt pin.
Tonight if you would enjoy tomorrow take Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets. They produce an agreeable laxative effect clear the head and cleanse the stomach. Price 25 cents Samples free at J L Wikle s drugstore.
A Cleveland society woman hosted nine children including her six year old son. The menu featured a hen and ten chickens with Bacchil picking his chicken. The son of a prominent politician chose the bantam hen, uttering a polite refusal to select a other chicken. Lipni mentt’s.
An old advertisement promoting Dean's Regulats as a remedy for constipation stomach tone liver digestion and bowel ease. The pitch urges asking a druggist and notes a price of 25 cents per box.
A Cleveland dealer recalls a South Carolina tale of a nutmeg worn on a string around the neck easing neuralgia. The subject reports immediate relief, questions doctors’ explanations, and notes repeated success with subsequent nutmegs despite no medical justification.
Readers learn of a universal cure for catarrh claimed by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The ad asserts internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, offering a hundred dollar reward for any case it fails to cure and prompting readers to request testimonials. Posed as a medical remedy from F J Cheney & Co of Toledo. Sold by druggists for 75 cents.
The Newport Blue Jacket notes that before the Revolution there were no naval uniforms. Officers wore civilian or ad hoc attire, sailors wore work trousers or kilts, long hair tied back with a lovelock, and deck crews adapted garments for washing decks. Some wore stovepipe hats in old prints of ships.
A fragmented Chicago News passage describes Mabel skating around the block amid woes and danger. The text mentions fear, a dancer, a moonlit street, and a dramatic fall near a ramp. It hints at hope and a sweet delivery from Mariel and her skates in a vivid, if unclear, scene.
John Merton plays Almert can in The Ragged Messenger, Creston Clarke’s latest triumph. The Gingerbread Man enjoys strong tour success. Maude Adams to produce Les Bouffons. Sappho and Phaon to open under Harrison Grey Fiske with Bertha Katieh as Sappho. Mary Anderson lured for benefit performances. James Barrie acted in a London Peter Pan cabman scene. Elien Benell Yaw wed a Boston lawyer after a nine year romance sparked by a washout in Arizona.
This clipped passage notes eleven weather districts for forecasting the British Isles. It mentions a planned London auto mart, theater receipts split between actors and fathers, and the Bank of England land value. A spurious sports bill imposes penalties for aiding hare coursing or hunting released animals.
The ad claims Miona stomach tablets quickly cure indigestion and related symptoms. It promotes June to August rest as a cure for stomach troubles and notes Scarbrough Drug Company sells 50 cent boxes with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
The passage notes two forms of wealth in early Britain the Britons kept as living money such as slaves and cattle and as dead money in metal. This distinction highlights ancient economic practices and social structures tied to wealth and exchange.
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