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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1907
Page
2
Rebecchi asked a friend to dinner then returned home furious. His wife exclaims about politeness and social expectations. He then asks Dobelli to lunch and the answer comes as acceptance. La Caricaturista.
A dialogue exchanges between a student and professor about carti featuring curved spines that trouble pedestrians. The Chicago News notes these varieties create a snagging obstacle for passersby.
In the City Court of Anniston Anna Bell Foushee vs Anniston Stove Works Company et al an order of publication dated February 25 1907 requires the company to answer or demur to the bill of complaint by March 26 1907 or a decree pro confesso may be taken. Clerk A Nl Sheppard certifies the notice. fe25-mon-4t
Mrs. McCain and her children will leave Thursday to spend a couple of days with Mrs. McCain's parents at Lincoln.
Oxford merchants reported a brisk morning as A Stewart of Munford and Thad M Gwin with Mina Kate Cooper shopped. J P Tentley suffers grip while W D Snow remains critically ill at home. Rathbone lodge K of P meets tonight with full attendance urged. Miss Sue Snow visits to tend her father. Local clubs plan meetings at Anniston and Cave Springs with various discussions and drills. FOR SALE Good 6 room house and large lot near ear line.
Ireland is nicknamed the Emerald Isle for its rich verdure a term first used by Dr William Drennan author of Glendaratag and other poems in the late eighteenth century.
A note recalls that Treatyse of Fysshynge With an Angle, the first book on any subject printed in English, appeared around 1440. The citation highlights early English printing and fishing treatise history.
The travel magazine contrasts foreign hotels with American ones noting hot water is not piped to rooms and taps are scarce. Guests are guided to expect maid service for baths, a stated room price, and meals ordered at the hotel with other meals off premises. Lighting often uses brass levers rather than push buttons.
Constant recalls the difficulties of shaving Napoleon in the chair. The emperor spoke and gestured constantly while turning or reaching for a paper, requiring extreme care to avoid cuts. Napoleon shaved one side at a time and mocked his own rough self-shaving, often leaving half of his face unshaved for a time.
The excerpt describes diverse methods of telling time and distance among Indigenous and colonial peoples. It cites Apache use of a marked gourd aligning with stars to read hours, Assam hill folk counting betel quids, Governor van Twiller’s pipe-puff timing, a Montaguis travel marker using a shadow line, and notes the stomach as an initial time signal for meals.
A grosser recounting notes three historic sieges decided by a single shot. Charles XII fell in Fried richstein trenches, spurring Fried richshall’s surrender. Lord Cochrane’s mortar at Port Trinidad in 1908 thwarted a French surprise. a 1548 grape shot at Haddingtas drove back French gunners and saved the fortress.
Its pleasant taste and prompt cures have made Chamberlains Cough Remedy a favorite with mothers of small children. It quickly cures coughs and colds and prevents pneumonia or other serious consequences. It not only cures croup but when given early will prevent the attack. For sale by J. L. Wikle.
Notice that at the present Alabama legislature session an act will be sought to require the tax assessor and tax collector of Calhoun county to conduct a single assessment and collection round between October 15 and December 1 each year. Offices must remain open at the courthouse during December. Signed by Dave Cowden and D Z Goodlett on February 25, 1907.
This date marks Jefferson second term inauguration in 1805, Lincoln in 1861, Grover Cleveland in 1893, and Theodore Roosevelt era notes. Historic items include 1814 Troyes defeat, 1897 Boston gas explosion casualties, 1905 anecdote on Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil aiding a burned child.
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