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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1907
Page
5
The Haymakers of No. 8314 are requested to meet in the hay loft above the Anniston National Bank at 10 p m tomorrow to nominate officers for the ensuing term. Arrangements will also be made to dispose of hay on hand.
Montgomery June 18 Congressman J Thomas Heflin denounces Civil Service Commission efforts to recruit Southern youths for federal jobs. He says Southern white boys and girls resist government service amid integration and staff changes, condemning perceived favoritism toward African Americans and urging a Washington house cleaning.
A Canton junk copied a paddle wheel steamer with a funnel and smoke. The attempt failed as paddle wheels moved by tide, collisions occurred, and the crew blamed spiritual and foreign factors. In the end the old junk remained superior to the foreign craft.
A Philadelphia Record quote recounts a St Joseph’s Hospital doctor who used imagination to ease a patient’s fear of a swallowed pin. He claimed success by theatrically simulating removal with forceps, then reported the patient’s throat pain vanished afterward.
Travel advice discusses European pensions and budget tips for travelers. It notes modest pensions can cover meals, with cheaper options under one dollar daily and many under two dollars per day. The piece urges careful budgeting and prudent selection of accommodations.
A surgeon argues that eye removal and replacement is impossible. He explains the eye is held by six muscles, the optic nerves, blood vessels, and connection to the brain, making exact reinsertion and restoration of life in a dead body unthinkable and beyond medical reach.
Weather summary for Anniston Alabama notes barometer at 30.19 inches at 7 am with southeast wind 5 miles per hour. Lowest temperature 65, highest 86 by 2 pm. Conditions cloudy with forecasts for fair skies tonight and Wednesday. Herring fishing feature advertised at Theatorium tomorrow and Thursday with ocean scenery.
Full line of ladies miss ee and childrens muslin underwear advertised by Piriecd like old times at Jounston Bros Co.
A fragment describes a walking fern with heart shaped bright leaves that grow six to twelve inches long. The plant appears to move as new growth sprouts from the litter and nods slender tips upon touch, suggesting continual forward motion.
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