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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1907

Page

3

Blood Cure Promise: Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery

Advertisement claiming purification of impure blood improves mind and body. It touts cures for pimples and skin ailments, scrofulous swellings, and open ulcers. Recommends All-Healing Salve with the blood cleanser and notes available via mail order from Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, NY. Also mentions Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for digestion.

Pierce R. V. Pierce Main St Buffalo N. Y Golden Medical Discovery Dr. Pierce

Second District Sunday School Convention Set for July 14

The Second District Sunday School Convention will meet at Ohatehie on the second Sunday in July. The program includes devotional exercises at 9:30, a welcome at 10, a response at 10:30, chart lesson at 11, address by Rev. T. W. Lee at 11:30, dinner at noon, committee reports at 1:30, school reports at 2, an address by R. L. Cater on best methods for country Sunday schools at 2:30, a primary class at 3, and an address by T. L. Russell on temperance at 3:30. All are invited.

Ohatehie T. W. Lee T. Wood T. L. Boozer W. A. Armstrong R. L. Cater

Change in Street Railway Schedule Seventeen

On and after Monday June 24 a fifteen minute schedule will cover the Oxford Lake line from 3:00 pm to 8:15 pm. After 3:00 pm cars run west on Tenth street and east through Thirteenth street. An Aniston car due around 10th and Noble will detour via Moore street to Noble and Thirteenth then west to pipe works until 2:45 pm. From 8:30 pm a half hour schedule is kept. extra cars run after the vaudeville to help patrons depart. Anniston Electric and Gas Co.

Oxford Lake Tenth Street Thirteenth Street Vaudevile Anniston Electric & Gas CO

Grief and respect for the departed in the grave

A reflection on mourning and the duty to honor loved ones after death. The text urges care for the departed, ensuring their final resting place is kept sacred and remembered with reverence.

K &O

Dogs Academy in South London Borough

A dogs academy in a South London borough trains performing canines with trapezes and tricks, well known to Europe circus circles as the old school of Britain’s stage dogs. The proprietor enjoys a first class income. A London Captain Luck quip notes the contrast of luxury and everyday life.

Dogs London Europe Great Britain

Witty Exchange From Harper's Gossip Page

A humorous exchange features Mrs Crawford-Why and Mrs Crabshaw discussing a late husband. Mrs Crabshaw notes she woke before he could set the clock back, prompting a quip about his anger and timing.

Dudley Motto Controversy Sparks Funeral Gloom

A quip about Dudley's motto Live and learn triggers a sharp exchange as critics warn if he learns less from mistakes he may face a funeral for his career soon.

Dudley

The Origin of Single Combat in History

Louis J. Meader argues in Century that the first affaire d honneur lacks a precise date or place. He notes references by Homer and Biblical tales as early hints, and credits barbarian and Islamic cultures with shaping wagered combat as a divine decision.

David Goliath Mohammed Roman Empire Louis J. Meader

Wee Pete’s Blinking During Blessing Prompts Family Gaffe

A Chicago Tribune note recalls a family dinner where Wee Pete turned his head and half closed his eyes during a blessing. The moment startled the group as Charlie whispered to his mother that Pete was peeking.

Pete Aharile Charlie Chicago Tribune

Joyful Jolts and Jests in a Plainspoken Page

A quirky, fractured wordplay piece describes jokes about weddings and fashion, with puns on speech, credit, and tailoring. Snippets feature a groom’s line about fluency, a tailor’s sharp reply, and a museum refrain. It closes with a joke about glass eating and indigestion from a quirky pair.

Evening Star Want Ads Offer Quick Real Estate Results

The Evening Star touts its want ads as the fastest easiest cheapest way to find real estate and rental options. It highlights immediate results and argues the low expense is a minor consideration.

Evening Star

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Changge Ingram BOX & Ellis Robinson's Book Store Anniston BY Bryan Walker Museum Skrappy GLASS America M. Markstein High Life Beer Milwaukee M. F. Doering
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