Circulation figures for Evening Star February 1907
The record states the February 1907 edition of the Evening Star printed a total of 2160 copies, with a daily average of 61,865 for the month. The statement is sworn as true and correct by E. B. McKee, general manager, and notarized by RE. W. Ledbetter on March 1, 1907.
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The Young Man's Opportunity in Industrial Growth
A dated exhortation argues this era offers vast chances for young men as industrial expansion outpaces supply of competent workers. It cites shortages in rail, navy, and postal services, urging preparation to seize the wealth of opportunities while warning against cynicism.
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Doyle Ill From Ptomaine Poisoning
Conan Doyle author and finisher of Sherlock Holmes is ill from ptomaine poisoning. Millions of readers trust his skill in revising plots and unraveling mysteries to help arrest this enemy threatening his health. Governor Sweetenham, who insulted Admiral Davis, is now unemployed and lacks standing for any important position.
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Bowie Resigns from Congress amid Legal Career Plan
The Birmingham Ledger hails Sydney J. Bowie for leaving Congress after life tenure in the Fourth District. He will practice law in Birmingham, with plans to stay active in state affairs as needed and pursue a broad, profitable legal career. The Montgomery Journal notes his service and gentle return to private life, predicting continued prominence in Alabama.
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SHARPS AND FLATS OPINION ESSAY ON LOVE AND SOCIETY
J. Marvin Nichols argues that love can transcend differences though social faults persist. He contrasts a wife’s quiet strength with predatory behavior, warns against moral drift in prosperity, and reflects on fate and family, citing a Portsmouth farmer and historical cautions about national decline.
Southern Democrat leadership urged to name presidential candidate
The Montgomery Advertiser reprints The Philadelphia Record editorial urging southern Democrats to control the next national convention. It argues southerners must select the candidate, frame the platform, and lead in 1908 to restore stable federal governance with a strong southern-backed nominee such as Delaware judge George Gray.
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Mason and Dixon
George Gray
Delaware
Union
South
Diversify Crops Urges Southern Farmers Leader
Harvie Jordan, president of the Southern Cotton Association, calls for diversified farming in 1907 to ease labor and price pressures. He urges cotton growers to cut acreage, boost food production, and shift to cash-based trading while organizing for better marketing and storage.
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Vinol Cod Liver Tonic Promises Vitality and Strength
Anniston residents urged to try Vinol a cod liver oil tonic claimed to boost appetite improve digestion and build red blood with iron added Scarbrough Drug Co guarantees refunds if no benefit and notes Vinol is sold nationwide via local agency look for Vinol in your town
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The Strain of Society and Eight Hour Day Talk
A London Truth excerpt argues for an eight hour day for fashionable women and criticizes persistent scandal coverage. It notes the strain on imagination from ongoing sensationalism and calls attention to social pressures in contemporary life.
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Pa’s view of political leaders echoes crowd following
A Chicago Record-Herald line defines leadership as a man who sees crowd mood and runs with it, shouting to rally support. The quip frames political optics as following popular sentiment rather than guiding policy.
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Better Than Some Night Watchman Qualities Cited
A playlet line exchanges as a managing director asks about night watchman qualifications. The applicant jokes that the least noise wakes him, reflecting a humorous dialogue and bystander reaction.
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