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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1910
Page
7
Theatrical pages preview two shows on the bill The Man the Place and the Game and The Newlyweds and Their Baby. Critics find Billy Clifford's play weak and unworthy while The Newlyweds earns praise for its sustained success on road tours and its brisk musical comedy energy.
Seats go on sale Tuesday at Scarbroughs for The Firing Line to be staged at the New Noble on Wednesday March 8 under A. G. Delamater. The dramatic adaptation of Robert W. Chambers novel draws wide interest as a premier play. A first class company and top scenery are promised for a fashionable audience.
A Cambridge shire farm near Six Mile Bottom conducts a test to find the sheep breed best suited to British homes. The aim is to match small joints to modern domestic needs, contrasting past preferences for large animals with today’s demand for compact portions.
A historical note traces celery from a despised weed named smallage or smellage to its modern status as a staple in meals and salads, cultivated over about fifty years to achieve its present delicacy.
A lively scene unfolds as a newsboy shouts for extra editions amid a crowd of excited voices eager for news of a major baseball event. The atmosphere hints at a bustling urban press moment and a strong public interest in sports.
A quirky exchange at night shows a comic man criticizing a town's new mayor who vows to curb violence. The voice boasts of past clashes with police and mocks the mayor for altering a lawless town. The officer notes the mayor’s impact on crime and politics.
A snippet shows Nihla asking a question about keeping a "bad boy" from hitting on a "good little boy" and a terse reply "Dr-me" appears, but the exact context, speakers, and narrative are unclear.
Fragmentary dialogue shows Mrs Bixby and her mother discussing a wedding topic with garbled phrases. Names suggest a domestic scene with possible humor or confusion in the overheard snippets.
A letter from W. P. DeWolf of Conneaut Ohio recounts long severe asthma relieved after using Hyomei for a few days and two bottles. The notice promotes Hyomei guaranteed to cure asthma and related throat ailments with complete outfit priced at one dollar and extra bottles fifty cents.
An old proverb echoes through time about the fate of shops in modern advertising. The piece notes how stores once thrived on trade and community presence but now face pressure to advertise with force and prominence to survive.
The article notes hardwoods are scarce west of the Mississippi with major supplies in the Cumberland Mountains. It cites Missouri and Arkansas as outliers and highlights the Cumberland area in western North Carolina Virginia West Virginia eastern Tennessee and southeastern Kentucky as a prime source. It praises Cumberland rainfall soil and vegetation for rapid growth and soil protection.
A satirical note describes a bizarre Australian rabbit extermination method. It claims painting a black spot on a stump to lure rabbits into their burrows, then clapping to provoke a fatal charge. The piece muses on likely success and wonders if any rabbits remain in Australia.
Stating that the condition is usually rheumatic in nature the article recommends Chamberlain's Lotion as a fast acting treatment. The preparation is sold by all dealers and is presented as a general relief option for muscle discomfort in the shoulder.
Local notice promotes Telephone No 72 for hauling needs. It touts plenty of teams wagons dray and men with dispatch and care. The brief highlights quick service to move goods and materials.
A collection of aphoristic maxims on social behavior and character. It covers trust and reciprocity, talking vs listening, ambition and luck, work and persistence, unity of aim, humility, prayer, and the dangers of vanity. It mixes humor with cautionary notes on human conduct.
A middle aged man muses on the difference between rheumatism and gout noting that gout is linked to the rich and rheumatism to the poor. He rejects aristocratic gout tropes and explains his own mobile lifestyle and temper, suggesting his pain mirrors gout despite lacking classic symptoms.
Robert Burton author of The Anatomy of Melancholy is praised for endurance and influence. Saintsbury lauds readers of English literature who love him while Lamb admires the old man and borrows phrases. Other notable one book authors include Sir Thomas Malory Richard Hooker and Gilbert White with their enduring works.
Classified advertising remains a cost effective option for quick errands and small sales. Small businesses and individuals can post simple notices to move items, services, or offerings with minimal expense and effort.
Classified advertising reveals active job market with listings spanning multiple sectors. Employers seek varied roles. workers seek opportunities, reflecting a robust local economy and ongoing employment efforts.
A plain speech guide urges readers to state wants or offers directly and explicitly to improve clarity and success in communication. Clear, unvarnished wording helps match needs with responses.
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