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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1907
Page
7
The city council meets for its semi monthly session with many matters of importance to be considered. The report notes a busy evening ahead. Matinee and evening shows including Teddy Bears at Oxford Lake Park Theater are advertised.
The article reviews Paul’s letter to the Corinthians, stressing salvation through Christ, liberty versus expediency, and living to glorify God. It highlights believers as examples to the world, avoiding offense to others, and the call to endure in faith and love while relying on Christ for salvation.
A devotional urging believers to pursue temperance by following Jesus Christ. It contrasts worldly self indulgence with self renunciation and sanctified life, asserting true temperance comes from beholding Christ and allowing His Spirit to reproduce His life in believers. References to scripture emphasize abundant reliance on divine grace.
A note on medically named remedies and a vivid report from Jamaica describes the Benardites sect. Followers baptize in the Mona River quarterly, earning income from dipping fees. Large processions form with banners and singing, entering the church or dispersing near its doors. New York Herald.
The term Hoodlum emerged in San Francisco in the early 1870s and spread across the United States by 1877. Competing stories attribute the coinage to Muldoon’s gang rename, a newspaper reversal error, a police cry, or a peculiar fez worn by the roisterers.
The article explains the so called harvest spider, or daddy longlegs, belongs to Phalangiidae not a true spider. It has eight long legs and four longer ones, a tiny body, and feeds on plant life and insects. It hides in eggs in winter, hatches in spring, and grows by summer.
Oranges for puds or salads should not be stored long after slicing or they turn bitter. Add a beaten egg white to mashed potatoes and whip hard before serving for a better appearance. Bee salad in green pepper cups looks attractive and secure. Chop the eggs and trim one end of the pepper to make the cup stand. Parboil sausages before frying to reduce grease. pierce them with a fork before boiling for best results.
A husband and wife awaken to a hotel fire. He advises his wife to put on indispensable apparel and keep cool before escaping with her. Afterward he notes the lesson, but the wife points out he should have worn trousers as well. The anecdote is attributed to the Boston Herald.
A Birmingham dog, once a beloved family pet, shows jealousy after a baby arrives though no misbehavior is seen. When alone with the infant the baby cries, and a keyhole peep reveals the dog rubbing his cold wet nose along the baby's back, a sign of tension.
A Brooklyn Citizen note describes a hotel proprietor who plays themed songs on a phonograph during meals. When guests seem impatient he fans in Life Is Too Short to Worry and All Things Come to Him Who Waits, and if tips are skipped Kipling’s Lest We Forget is played.
A New York World style note discusses protoplasm as the common basis of life from jellyfish to humans. It cites biologist triumphs such as fusing starfish eggs and splitting cells to form new organisms, illustrating early discoveries in cellular reproduction.
A man from Chim chen province traveling with a money bag subscribed for a public debt fund was robbed but pursued the robbers. They returned the money after he explained the fund purpose and offered their own 10 sen contribution. They declined to publish their names but expressed a patriotic motive.
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