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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1907

Page

7

History of the pea and quaint old sayings

The article traces the word pea to Pisa in Elis and cites ancient beliefs about peas in Esau's birthright. It notes old English names for peas, like fly and peasons, and mentions Mary and Charles II eras. A short humor piece follows about a man gifting a jewel hidden with a photo in a case.

Pisa Elis Esau Iewils Middlesex Oxfordshire Mary Charles L. “Pease

Anniston Cast Iron Pipe Co. plant reaches global market

Anniston hosts United States Cast Iron Pipe and Foundry Co. plant a major industry valued at about 1.5 million dollars. Local manager is W. D. Ross not on site. The plant employs about 550 workers daily with payroll over 60 thousand dollars monthly. Output runs 800 tons of pipe daily plus 80 tons of fittings. Shipments reach every globe and orders exist to sustain production all year.

Anniston United States Cast Iron Pipe All Foundry Co W. D. Ross

Fines and costs assessed in police court. several cases continued

Police court imposed fines and costs totaling 71 dollars on a dozen offenders this morning. Two cases were continued. Local notices mention Royal Oak lodge and Gallen Rule Encampment meetings, a Passion Play at the Anniston Theater, and payroll completion for Calhoun County teachers with 2784 dollars to be paid this week.

Ih.t. Persons Calhoun County Young America

Knights of Pythias session yields new member and candidates

Marshs Calhoun lodge No 46 Knights of Pythias held a session last night with one knight created one candidate elected to the ranks and two applications received. The lodge remains prosperous and active despite cold weather.

Calhoun Lodge No. 46 Knights of Pythias

Moore Johnston Nuptials Reported At Golden Springs

Mr W T Moore married Miss Clara Johnston of this city at Golden Springs on Sunday afternoon. The ceremony drew a large crowd with many local residents in attendance including Mr and Mrs HM Allen Mr and Mrs A A Jett and Miss Bettie Johnston and Mr Joe Johnston.

W.T. Upshaw Southern Steel Company Gadsden Woodstock W. T. Moore Clara Johnston Golden Springs Mra Hm, Allen A.A. Jett Bettie Johnston Joe Johnston

Planting tips highlight sweet peas and nasturtiums

Elam Ordway and Houser urge readers to plant now, focusing on sweet peas and nasturtiums for good growth. The note emphasizes timely sowing and garden readiness.

ELAM Ordway & Houser

Woolen magnates and fashion from discarded stockings

A Grand Magazine writer recalls meeting a county magnate in a homespun blue gray suit made from old blue stockings and a society lady in a blanket tweed motor coat likely blended from cast-off hosiery. The piece suggests even a judge wears rags bought as wool in a reflection on waste and class.

Grand Magazine

The Bank Clerk: Zeal and Duty in Banking Work

The bank clerk must show zeal and good will in every task. Repetition dulls the senses, yet one cannot shirk duties or neglect details. A clerk earns community respect through direct, speedy, faithful work and an active, engaged attitude.

C. W. Stevenson Bankers’ Monthly

An Honest Quaker

A sheriff visits a Quaker’s house to execute a writ. The wife says the husband is inside and asks the officer to be seated. She explains the husband promised he would see him, but the Quaker avoided the sheriff and left the house by another path.

Fatal Omelet Ends Aristocrat’s Escape Plan

In the tale The Story of Two Salons during the French Revolution the aristocrat Condorcet seeks refuge with Suard. At a tavern he orders a massive twelve-egg omelet, inviting suspicion, is arrested, and never leaves prison.

M. Condorcet M. Suard Cathereet Onpelut Condorcet Ile

Mountains And The Origin Of Terrain

The article discusses historical views on mountain formation, contrasting Murchison's crack theory with modern scientific opinion. It explains the Cape of Good Hope table mountain as a sinking-area phenomenon not from upheaval, noting the ground beneath cooled earlier and maintained its height despite gradual subsidence.

Murchison Table Mountain Curoas Cape of Good Hope

Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription Endorsed for Women

The advertisement claims Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription cures wide range of female ailments from headaches and backaches to irregular periods and pelvic discomfort. It asserts safe ingredients, professional endorsements, and privacy for letters to Dr. Pierce in Buffalo New York.

Merve Pierce Vieree BR. V. Pierem Waffalo N.Y

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