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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1907
Page
4
The Evening Star reports February 1907 circulation of total 51,865 copies and a daily average of 2,160. E. B. McK, General Manager, swears to accuracy, notarized March 1, 1907 by Bow Ledbetter.
Sunday marks the 60th birthday of Alexander Graham Bell born in Edinburgh Scotland on March 3 1847 Educated at Edinburgh and London University He emigrated to Canada in 1870 then moved to Boston where he became professor of vocal physiology at Boston University His first telephone patent was issued February 14 1876 His later work includes the photo phone and a variety of inquiries into aeronautics and experiments with planes.
On this day 90 years ago Alabama was organized as a territory and 71 years ago Texas declared independence. The author notes March 8 holds significance for the two states, calling them the two best in the union.
A Nebraska inventor creates a salve that allegedly causes a new wolf tail to grow after severing a tame wolf’s stump. He then applies the salve to the old tail stump, and a wild wolf tail grows, culminating in the wolf being shot.
A reflective piece on moral choices and personal worth. The author muses on revenge, hypocrisy, wealth, and character, noting that true value surfaces through deeds. It critiques underworld vice, social circles, and the limits of pride while referencing famous literary connections.
A timeless home prescription promises relief for catarrh and related ailments. Fluid Extract Dandelion Lone-half ounce, Compound Karyon one ounce, Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla three ounces mixed and taken after meals and at bedtime. Benefits include kidney purification and reduced likelihood of future attacks. Provided by a trusted authority, with vegetable ingredients and low cost.
Mr J T Bayne editor of the Herald Addington says rheumatism afflicts him still but Cham berlain Pain Balm restores ability to work. He calls it the best liniment and notes one application relieves pain. Sold by J L Wikle.
A Brambleville postmaster complains about new rules and city interference. He recounts a cottage fire delay blamed on Jed's overboard ladders and his resignation as fire chief. He criticizes city folks as overbearing and dismisses attempts to run the village.
A Detroit Free Press advice piece urges a nineteen year old to spark conversation with bold, humorous bits. Examples include dramatic hair washing lament, claiming music knowledge, admiring art, and a cheeky olive dish quip to break the ice at social gatherings.
A local drug store promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets with a free sample at J. L. Wikle's drug store, advertising relief for stomach troubles and constipation at no cost to try.
A Philadelphia Record summary notes a study on sugar in coffee. The observant young man visits varied venues to compare how sugar use differs by class, gender, age, and time of day, finding richer vs poorer patterns and stronger sweetness after dinner.
The London Post argues that oriental races are fundamentally religious, with religion as the mainspring of life, while modern Europe divides life into religious and secular departments. The remark frames a contrast between East and West in belief and daily conduct.
The article praises Dan Holt known as the Georgia Cotton Blossom for returning with the Barlow minstrels. It notes his popularity, youth, and bright future as a comedian with a fresh repertoire. The piece invites readers to the theater next Wednesday.
The article notes walruses struggle ashore, using cumbersome front flippers while rear flippers stall on sand or pebbles. They move better on solid rock or ice and travel in herds. Females and juveniles have more neck mobility than older males. Historically Pacific walruses roamed the Bering Sea in vast herds.
A Baltimore man waits in a dentist's anteroom when a young woman, visibly anxious about her turn, sits nearby. Piercing screams erupt from the operating room. The attendant consoles her saying the screams are from a patient being treated free of charge.
An old advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for an uncured catarrh case and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a blood and mucous system remedy. It includes testimonials, price per bottle, and notices endorsements from Walting Kinnan Marvin and Cheney's drug firms in Toledo Ohio.
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