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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1910
Page
7
The New Noble hosts Billy Clifford in a brand new musical farce The Girl The Man And The Game with a strong company and two dozen chorus girls. Matinee and night show Saturday promise sparkling tunes witty action and rapid humor.
The article credits D. L. Don for the success of The Newlyweds and their Baby, praising the clever German for pivotal work on the production.
In Mrs. T. O Connors I Myself a tale recounts John Bright dining with an M. P. and his wife who snaps at a rug Bright made. He calmly rises, inspects the carpet with a candelabrum, admits its poor quality, and pledges to have his firm replace it, then returns to conversation.
The guide suggests using plain direct language to state needs or offers. It emphasizes candor and explicit detail to create effective want ads that attract suitable responses.
In a quoted Punch snippet, a speaker accuses Tommy of repeated rough conduct with Donald Smith and notes a black eye as an implied consequence. The remark suggests ongoing conflict and warns of more trouble to come.
A classroom remark turns humorous as a student asks what’s on Johnny’s left hand and right hand. The teacher prompts for honesty while Johnny jokes that the ink from classwork won’t come off, highlighting a playful moment in a lesson.
In cases of rheumatism relief from pain makes sleep and rest possible. This may be obtained by applying Chamberlain's Liniment. For sale by all dealers, 4.
A comedian famed for The Red Mill and other Broadway successes is praised for a bucolic water role described as a gem. The advertised company lists sixty and twelve people, with girls making up 75 percent, staging at the New Noble on Monday March 6.
The Firing Line will open at the New Noble on Wednesday March 8 with performances after already drawing hundreds of Anniston readers in book form. The play is said to be meeting great success and is expected to attract a strong audience.
Constipation brings many ailments and is a common health issue for women. Regular bowels help avoid distress, and Chamberlain's Tablets are promoted as a simple aid to relieve first indications. Sold by all dealers.
In a witty contrast, the piece mocks quiet manners versus bold mannerism. It jokes that manners speak softly over soup while mannerism interrupts, wrestling for grease with sharp stabs of dialogue.
A fragment from Washington Stir quotes an earnest citizen and Mr. Raffer on men born into economy and fate, noting that death comes equally to all and ends their efforts as they gather in a common schoolyard setting.
A note indicates demand for war advertisement work tied to a solid business plan and credible backing. It highlights the need for funding, strategic goals, and reliable support to launch campaigns.
The Cincinnati Commercial Tribune recalls a political quip from Mike Mullen about the Eighth ward. A colored preacher exhorted votes for law enforcement and morality, promising divine blessing. A flashily dressed man shouted that the preacher would not carry the Eighth word.
A window sign promising flexible framing attracts a desperate man who asks the dealer to frame up an excuse to take home to his wife. He offers any price and wants it immediately as the dealer confidently agrees to help.
In Newark First Criminal Court a woman plaintiff accuses a defendant of slander. Counsel demands the defendant repeat the words used, but the plaintiff hesitates. The judge must intervene to restore order as the exchange hints at the severity of the alleged remarks.
Seymour-Young Ticer is described as overly cautious in a Chicago News piece about his cautious nature. The humor highlights his reluctance to ask the prettiest girl to visit her home without knowing her exact distance.
Winter coal supply offered by R O Watson selling best grades at reasonable prices. Call phone 72 to discuss arrangements with Watson.
The article recounts Dr Simon Flexner of the Rockefeller Institute testing a serum on monkeys to treat cerebro spinal meningitis. It notes monkey casualties, a Portersville Cal epidemic in 1907 with 11 of 12 deaths, and two treated children showing rapid improvement after serum. It cites Dr Philip K Brown delivering the serum to Pottersville and doctors Barber and Miller guiding care.
An old newspaper note promotes Herrick's Red Pepper Porous Plaster to draw out inflammation and Ballard's Horehound Syrup to ease chest tightness. Offer includes a free plaster with each Horehound Syrup bottle, selling for one dollar five. Sold by J. L. Wikle.
The fragment suggests advertising payoff hinges on a leading reading item. If the item fails, ad spend is wasted. if the ad pays, the store gains. It implies advertising effectiveness tied to its prominent content and audience attention.
An old advertisement proclaims ZEMO a science based external remedy for eczema that stops itching and destroys germs. It claims quick relief and permanent cure, urging readers to contact T. W. Rose Med. Co. in St. Louis Missouri and to buy through druggists.
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