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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1907
Page
7
Greene collected a city hat total of $78.70 from thirteen defendants in police court this morning. Five cases were continued and three were dismissed. The notice also lists various local ads and a birth announcement.
The Shelnutt Mercantile Company aims to move into the Kaplan block and be fully equipped by July 1 to serve city and rural trade with prompt hauling service. Model Ice Co. advertises via telephone 59. mh2-tf
London Mall explains that copper banding around the shell base is cut by rifling upon explosion, causing the shell to spin rapidly and thus stabilize its flight without wobble through the air.
A New York Globe observation notes that experienced jewelers use one eye with a magnifier and cannot view the magnified object with the other eye open, illustrating that mastering trade details is essential and what comes easy to experts is hard for beginners.
A Washington Star exchange shows a trusted adviser probing a Senator about a candidate's political opinions. The senator dismisses the matter, saying he does not care about opinions while emphasizing interest in epigrams.
A superintendent of a large asylum asserts that crazy people never act together. He says if one inmate attacks a guard others would not intervene and only observe. He adds that true recovery begins when two or more inmates collaborate, signaling progress.
An old Naetish man recalls a humorously wrong grammar quiz. The bishop tests a riddle on the vocative of eat and mocks an overconfident reply with a playful correction saying puss, puss.
The passage notes Thackeray’s self description as cockney in Pox of Limaidy and compares his rhyming to Michard Harris Barham who repeats rhymes to ease labor, highlighting a shared ease in producing verse through repetitive syllables. It discusses syllable matching and phonetic tricks across poets.
A humorous dialogue snippet mentions a sen and heir and a household man who represents the United Kingdom. It notes English, Irish, Scottish, and a baby with a playful exhortation.
The text shows a fragmented dialogue discussing health prosperity and happiness with remarks on how to phrase wellbeing. It resembles a clipped editorial snippet from a London Tit Bits style exchange.
A garbled New Orleans Times Demo Rat item notes a misread quote about a sonnet and literary tagic. The fragment implies a literary piece remark and a question about a person, with unclear names and context.
A physician argues that two hours of sleep before midnight are more valuable than six after midnight, urging early rest as a healthier habit.
Fragmentary notices describe a grey household remedy named Ke lectrit Oil and various minor ailments. The text lists cures for a baby's conditions and a frail grandmother's throat, alongside vague references to a mother and household remedies.
A jocular street exchange features a crowd of women and a man speaking in dialect about work and humor. The talk turns to two cents as a preferred creditor, with a quip about a dead man and comic interruptions.
A postal notice lists unclaimed letters including Bennett Mary, Miss Elva Mise, Mrs Fannie Carlisle, Miss Kate Collins, Mrs Maggie, Mrs Ellen Dennis, Miss Maude Dobbins, Mrs F B Finch, Mrs M Hendricks, Mins M Hoke, Miss M Keller, Miss Pearl Langford, Miss Sarah Lee, Mrs Margaret Morgan, Miss Alice McClendon, Dollie McCarty, Miss Lizzie Passel, Miss Fannie Pool, Miss Fannie Reynolls, Mia Kate Rollins, Misa Jessie Ross, Mise Helle Smith, Miss Anna Lowell, Miss Hertha Trynon, Mia Mimic Tyie Mrs B Wise Mrs Mary Wall, Mis M M.
An amateur health column advocates self care for common ailments. It promotes Chamberlain remedies including Coke Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Cough Remedy Pain Balm Stomach and Liver Tablets and Salve priced at $1.25 for the set sold by J. L. Wikle.
A tired American student in a Berlin lecture room lacking ventilation whispered a tale of Mark Twain to a German peer. The overheard story provoked a reaction from others and a tense moment arose as the room’s atmosphere grew suddenly charged.
Urges immediate care for a child's diarrhea with Cham berlain's Coke Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and castor oil. Sold by J. L. Wikle.
Compact timetable fragment lists southbound and northbound routes including Rome Chattanooga Knoxville Selma Talladega Meridian Piedmont and Jacksonville with connections to Atlanta Macon Washington New York and Florida points. Mentions departures around 2:02 am 8:27 am 7:55 pm 9:58 am and 6:27 am with northbound and eastbound lines and notes Teague route reference.
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