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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1911
Page
14
Miss Virginia Mitchell of Bessemer is honored as houseguest with a bridge party hosted by Mrs. Matthew H. Maury. A fort nightly Country Club dance and reception is planned, with various society guests returning from travels and hosting duties at Wilmer Avenue and nearby homes.
Fragmentary notice hints at Star Want Ads offering monetization of unused items. Text is garbled with nonsensical phrases. No clear people, organizations, places, or dates readable.
The article explains men living today can have green hair due to fumes from roasted crude copper ore. Arsenical substances in the furnace atmosphere allegedly alter hair color while leaving texture unchanged, making hair and beards turn a grasslike green.
A playful column mocks marriage pressures as a young woman dreams of becoming a baroness. The tone suggests social expectations and flirtatious ambitions about marriage and status.
A short dialogue shows a strict ruler stressing punctuality. He insists on being informed when it is 4 o'clock and notes a 2:30 meeting with his wife to avoid her provocation. The exchange emphasizes discipline and time management.
Jacob L Thomason of San Bernardino California filed placer claims after a mountain flood on Mount San Bernardino exposed rich placer pockets near Hesperia. A violent storm drove him to shelter then returned to work as rain subsided. He reportedly panned nearly 10000 dollars in gold within hours.
The text notes Chief Winnemucca taught the Piute people to love peace and work hard to sustain it. He urged kindness, truthfulness, sharing, respect for elders, and care for the helpless, while reporting his people had no books writing chairs or furniture.
The Mason and Dixon boundary between Pennsylvania and Maryland was surveyed by Charles Mason and Jeremiah Dixon from November 1763 to December 1767 with some twenty two miles omitted. The phrase later featured in 1820 congressional debates on Missouri slavery as a popular and widely used label.
A city alderman backs a plan for a municipal Pasteur institute to treat bite victims at public expense. The facility would provide care for rabies cases involving dogs and other animals, funded by the city.
The article notes a benefit to rapid milking when performed gently and leaving the cow clean. It emphasizes efficiency while ensuring the animal is not harmed and is milked properly.
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