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Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1906

Page

5

K of P 91 Meeting and Local News Notes

Anniston lodge No. 91 K P meets at 8 p m with work in several degrees and officer nominations. Also included are local notices about a funeral, a baseball result, street health ads, and a fire alarm at City Land Co building.

Anniston Lodge No Department City Land Company

Movable Types and the Far East Invention Claim

The article traces movable type origins to China in the 10th century and early printing advances before Europe. It discusses contenders for first European use including Laurenz Coster, John Faust, and Johannes Gutenberg with dates around 1436 and 1442, noting Gutenberg's 1456 Latin Bible as a landmark.

China Gutenberg Europe Benjamin Franklin Christ Far East Laurenz Coster Haarlem John Faust John Gutenberg Peter Schoffer Faust Coster Johann Faust Mentz

Joseph Jefferson on marriage and bachelors

A quotation from Joseph Jefferson in Everybody's Magazine reflects his belief in early marriage. He recalls an Yale address where he debated bachelors who defend remaining single and warned young men to marry before it is too late, joking about the “bait” in the sea.

Joseph Jefferson Yale Everybody's Magazine

Trustees Set Meeting At Alabama Presbyterian College

The executive committee of the board of trustees of the Alabama Presbyterian College will meet at 10 o clock tomorrow in Judge John B Knox's office to consider matters concerning the college for next year.

Board of Pension Examiners Calhoun County Court House Ian College Alabama Abstract Company Anniston

Jewel Weed Seeds Explode When Touch Prolific

The jewel weed spreads seeds by bursting pods at touch as they ripen in August and September. Blooming flowers resemble orange red snapdragon like blossoms brown spotted, while dew clings on leaf edges like diamonds. The plant gains the name Noli me tangere meaning touch me not.

Cocoanut Derivation from Coco

The term cocoanut comes from Portuguese coco meaning monkey reflecting the fruit’s face. Known in Ceylon by 100 B C the milk was used in cement making. Cocoanuts provide fiber for yarn stuffing and strong elastic material. Green nuts yield medicinal grated pulp used in curry.

Ceylon

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City News A. A. Waterman & Co Price W. F. van Arsdel Ticiar J. T. Chrisman Near New Postoffice K. OF P. 91 J. L. Ledbetter Weaver’s Alexandria Weaver's W. ©. LeGrande Sternes Smith Scarbrough Drug Co Model Ice CO Greene C. W. Cohen Hillman Hospital Birmingham Sterne’s W. C. Hinds Ashland W. J. Steele Came Johnstown C. H. Krauss Alabama Frog & Switch Co Eightenth Wilmer Miriam Michelson Robinson’s Library Anniston Won Bessemer Eagles Rivers McKee Bessemer O’mara King Fred O’rourke J. H. Allen Board of Examiners Jefferson Kresse H. Zinn of Trustees of the Alabama Presbyter Abner C. “Thomas Opsite City National Bank Edwin Clapp Leaders Southern Railway J. N. Harrison Birmingham, Ala D. M. Boozer 15Th and Pine Brown Shoe Co St. Louis Tylerhill St. Micheal's North Walnut Walnut 16Th Tyler Hill Randolph- Alexander Realty CO Comer-Kennedy Co Noble ST Waynesville, N. C Blue Ridge Mountains Alexander Bros Evening Star Pacific Coast Northwest Los Angeles Ellis Denver Colo Colorado Portland Oregon Southern Pacific New Orleans Union Pacific Kansas City Chicago Pullman-Fourist Washington Atlanta Montgomery California
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