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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1907
Page
5
Judge J. C. Wilson poured the first ladle of iron with George Wilson pouring the second as the Aliston stove works enter partial operation and expect full production soon.
J L M Curry council No 9 Jr O U A M completed preparations for Flag day initiation next Friday night. Five applicants were accepted and two applications received. officers nominated for the ensuing term with election on June 25. Possible change of meeting place to Odd Fellows hall on July 1 and meeting night to the second and fourth Thursdays.
In a continued case, George Jones, labeled as the one-eyed negro, faces a final hearing for trespass with an added penalty of 17.70 dollars, totaling 153 days on the streets. Community notices promote local entertainment and goods at Theatorium, and Chamberlain's remedy is advertised by J. L. Wikle.
A historical note explains star twinkling as atmospheric. It contrasts planets’ steady disks with stars’ twinkling, attributed to atmospheric particles. It argues planets look like disks to the naked eye while telescopes reveal stars as points.
Mr. James T. Brooks, formerly with Whetstone & Co., has leased the grocery room in the Knox building on East Tenth Street and will open a general grocery business there on July 1. The style of the shop is not stated.
An English clergyman recalls a wedding between a thrifty widow and a bachelor that yielded a fee ten times longer than any prior, paid in six jars of currant jelly spice and grape rum. He notes the couple's lively ceremony and the unusual compensation, but says the enjoyment exceeded the payment. A second note mentions a spider’s feeding rates observed by a science writer.
The Count de Lauragnate, famed for oddities, sought to sue Prince D for a life ending scheme. He obtained a doctor and a lawyer to back his claim that a long ennui could cause death, but the action ended in laughter, yet publicized the tale.
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