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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1907
Page
4
Remittance details show payments to ANNISTON PUBLISHING CO for 16 issues in May 1907. Totals: 61,885 printed, daily average 2,220 excluding 1,700 extra papers on May 20. Statement sworn by E B McKER, General Manager, notarized by EB W Ledbetter on June 1, 1907.
Residents of Anniston are reminded they can have The Evening Star mailed to a summer address at no extra cost. Notify the Star office of the departure date and the destination address. Telephone 68.
The item questions a possible link between the National Story Tellers' League and the Ananias club. It mentions a sun spot seen by Prof. Hicks of St. Louis that could alter standings for ball teams. It notes Mexico may buy warships and act to preserve peace, and reports the Samburg post office in Obion county Tennessee has been abolished, remarking on Mark Twain and Gilded Age connections.
A Minneapolis professor of German extraction claims kissing is unhealthy and should be abolished. He is described as out of date, with hundreds of others sharing the same view, yet the act persists and participants remain blissfully unaware of its supposed dangers.
Florence, Sheffield, and Tuscumbia line the Tennessee River and boast strong press. Florence has the Times and Herald. Sheffield the Reaper and Record. Tuscumbia the North Alabamian and Dispatch. A daily now serves all three with offices in Sheffield.
A discussion on whether Christian civilization can control its own success amid socialist currents in Europe and America. It cites trust issues in the US France government employee rights and English labor movements, warning that misdirected regulation risks harm and calls restoring public confidence in the judiciary after the Perkins case.
Anniston owner Tom Stringfellow says it is likely that Mr. Sibley will manage the Turks for the rest of the season after leaving for Atlanta and expected to return in two weeks. He praises Sibley as a strong batter and a gentleman and notes the community will back the team. The four game Alabama City series ends with Weir vs Loyer Helden Carnes Bowden Umpire Jim Wallis Scorer Dewitt Time 1 hr 35 min.
Birmingham faces Little Rock, Atlanta meets Memphis, Montgomery plays Shreveport, Nashville travels to New Orleans in a slate of league games today. Strong matchups highlight regional rivalries with key outcomes likely to shift standings.
In a weather affected game Reynolds, Burgess and Alexander figure in a cited fault case after Anniston loses its second game to Dwight 3 to 0. McCoy Murphy and Shropshire score for the visitors while Reynolds and McFarlin share six strikeouts.
Yesterday's baseball score updates show Shreveport defeating Nashville 6 to 0. Battery combination Graham and Magsing led the attack, while Nelson and Wells provided support. Little Rock also beat Birmingham 8 to 2 behind Kieth and Wood with Clark and Latimer contributing.
Charleston defeats Columbia 4 to 2 while Savannah beats Augusta 3 to 2 and Jacksonville shuts out Macon 6 to 0. The results roundup covers three ballparks and team performances.
Veridian beat Columbus 3 to 2, Mobile defeated Vicksburg 5 to 3, and Gulfport and Jackson played to an 11 inning 4 to 4 tie.
The standings show Boston losing 0 to 2 to Chicago, while Philadelphia defeated Detroit 4 to 0 and New York beat St. Louis 6 to 9. Washington lost 2 to Cleveland 4 in the other matchup.
Chicago wins 4 to 0 over Boston while Cincinnati defeats Philadelphia 6 to 2. New York tops St. Louis 5 to 1. Brooklyn loses 3 to 0 as Pittsburg also posts a 4 to 2 victory.
This passage outlines proper Muslim dining conduct emphasizing good humor politeness and pleasant conversation at the table. It covers meal order the host guest duties pace of eating remaining modest and avoiding gluttony while respecting medical dietary restrictions and avoiding actions that could disgust others.
Advice from Suburban Life compares sowing seed versus laying turf for lawns. It notes turf is faster but less common, and warns turf can carry coarse grasses and weeds. It prescribes soil preparation, fertilizing, precise seed rates, and rolling to maximize germination and evenness.
An old advertisement touts Doan’s Ointment as a cure for skin itch and eczema with claims it treats piles. It notes the product is sold by all druggists and uses a jingling slogan to persuade readers.
A Chicago Tribune quote describes seven year old Johnnie asking about old moons while riding with his father and sister on a starlit night. The sister replies that they cut up old moons and make stars.
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