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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1907
Page
5
City reports spot cotton prices rising to 10 to 11 1/4 cents per pound. Advertisements note galvanized steel foot mats from 1.25 to 1.75 dollars, local coal and stationers lines, street work on Fifteenth Street, and real estate on Noble Street with projected price gains.
The notice promises safe eye care with tested glasses and full guarantees. With over twenty years of experience in fitting glasses, the shop touts its skilled know how to do it right for customers.
W F Van Arsedel and Elder Hugh W Jones will preach tomorrow at 7 30 PM at Mrs Gilbert's home in Kaplan block South Noble. Jones will discuss vegetarian principles as part of the event.
The Westminster Gazette cites Mr. Ruskin disliking chrysanthemums, deeming their cultivation an unhallowed artificial act while nature dictates no flowers. He stated, I hate chrysanthemums, framing the season’s natural rhythm against forced blooms.
The article recalls Puritan practice of giving long ceremonial names to children. Examples include Tribby from Through-Much-Tribulation We Enter the Kingdom of Heaven, The Gift of God Stringer, Haint Not Hewitt, Fight the Good Right of Faith White, Weep Not Billing, Thunder Goldsmith, The Work of God Farmer, Search the Scriptures Morton, Be Courteous Cole, and the grim Kii Sin Puluple.
Wild cheering greeted the Reading of the Czar's official paper at the opening of the Russian Douma this morning indicating strong public interest and immediate opposition or support signals.
We will examine titles to real estate and provide a guaranty through our attorneys LAND TITLE GUARANTY CO. Anniston mh22-tf. TRIGG STEELE CO. offers Montevallo coal and invites inquiries by phone 72 R. O. Watson mh16t ya.
Southern Railway announces connections to all directions with Pullman cars to New York and superior diving car service. For rates, schedules, and information contact M. Coxwell, P A M H. Bone, D P A via Marsh's at 911 Noble Street, Birmingham, Alabama.
The London Chronicle recalls William Lee who in the sixteenth century devised the knitting frame after the scorn of a stocking knitter lady. Enraged by love and failing to win her, he aimed to rob her livelihood but fled to France with his invention after the failed plot.
A letter misreads Not finding Brown at home and delivers a hidden message to his yf. Betty deciphers yt as wife, noting that yf spells wife better and shorter than doubleyon ef e, as in Benjamin Franklin’s letter.
A sequence of theater vignettes and quips features Jinks-Ruyter’s Kramp and Turnemont College memories. Actors and artists discuss stage fright, public scrutiny, and the price of fame amid a playful strip of dialogue and backstage banter. The pieces mix satire with personal anxieties and theatrical life.
J W Monk announces complete stock at fair prices with full weight and measure. Prompt delivery offered for customers at 14th and Noble with telephone 600 and an invitation for patronage.
Important notice announces completion of undertakers parlors with public cur dial invitation to inspect. Milton P. Crowe leads the branch and is described as the most competent embalmer in Alabama for over twenty years. Night and day service available by phone numbers 403, 472, and day 322.
The passage urges reverence for graves and lasting memorials as a duty to loved ones. It stresses that monuments honor the sleeper and keep memory alive beyond life, urging readers to provide fitting markers and evidence that the departed are not forgotten.
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