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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1907
Page
8
The Dixie Minstrels perform on Friday night and Saturday matinee at 2 50 P M with a second show Friday night March 12 Our New Minstrel group returns for a strong weekend audience The next Saturday afternoon and night features The Mighty Dixie Minstrels at Noble Street Theater with Wednesday and Friday shows drawing good crowds
A strong performance by the Schubert Symphony Club and a female quartet drew genuine enthusiasm at Heavy Hall last night with each vocalist earning encores. The celebrated group will appear again March 11 at 8 30 p m at Noble Street Theater.
A community notice promotes a comedy at the Noble Street Theater on Monday evening March 12 featuring the author of The Old Homestead with fresh scenery and effects. The reading evokes the season's expected hearty laughter for local residents.
An ancient manuscript in Paria’s national library offers medical etiquette for physicians. It counsels greetings with humility, careful bedside manners, and candid postvisit notes to relatives about prognosis, warning of inflated merit if a cure is claimed and a fee earned, or blame if the patient dies.
A fragmented feature contrasts diamond and glass atom dynamics, noting diamond edges push glass aside. It also cites a quote about demerits for cadet conduct, and a rigid medical check to weed out the unfit. The Times of India is quoted on Lahore baboo funeral attendance rules.
A fragment mentions Mrs Tridiles Toys and Peter Kishers with reassurance there is no danger. It notes someone recovering from measles and references London Tit Bits in a casual tone. The text is incomplete and reads as a light, gossip-like scrap with uncertain names and events.
A fragment shows two speakers, Margaret and a Princeton Tiger, discussing a two month lip issue and a suggestion to shave it off. The odd dialogue hints at informal campus chatter and a playful misunderstanding.
A concise excerpt asserts that true learning comes from mastering both the individual and their craft, crediting Peabody as the source of the saying. The line emphasizes discipline, pedagogy, and the relation between educator and student in achieving competence.
Special to the Stay Montgom ery March 7 members of the two houses relaxed and indulged in peculiar proceedings as they waited for bills to be enrolled A joint resolution granted indefinite leave of absence to two well known lobbyists one for temperance and one for whisky The governor weighs Birmingham police picks and wants nonpartisan appointees Representative Bloch pushes a Capitol elevator bill The governors praise harmony and the Senate- House cooperation amid a promising session
A humorous incident reports Mr J Sproull inviting Commissioners M B Wellbern M C Coker and K Wright on a trip in his road car to Peaceburg. The auto stalled in mud as Wright and Welthorn pushed, spraying mud on them. they paid laundry bills and appeared the next day in presentable shape.
The report lists barometer readings at 7 am of 30.24 with a 40 degree temperature. It records March 7 observations of 30.19 barometer and 50 degrees with trace precipitation. Wind from the southeast at 16 mph. Highest temperature 73 at 2 pm. Lowest 50 at 7 am. Forecast calls for partly cloudy tonight with possible showers and a colder Friday.
A Baptist clergyman commission appointed to study the American Baptist Missionary Union work in China and Japan has arrived in San Francisco and will sail tomorrow for the Orient to convey to missionaries and native Christians the far east effort.
The commission of Baptist leaders becomes the first ever sent to the Orient to extend fraternal greetings and church ties. It marks a historic outreach by American Baptists to Asia seeking religious fellowship and collaboration.
A new storm hits the Salton Sea area flooding the coast and submerging Southern Pacific railroad tracks near El Paso. Local officials warn of travel disruption and regional precautionary closures.
The Leighton Avenue School lists honor roll recipients by grade. Third grade includes Miss Goodlett Monroe Boozer Ellis Duke John Fulchler Ruth Howle Lois Langley Myrtle Murphy Marvdel Owen Janie Huie and Miss Pugh Sarah Bond Joseph Eros. fourth grade features Miss King Marshall Read Katherine Easley Luella Smith Tennie Driver Mary Wallis Bessie Loftin. fifth grade lists Miss Irwin Irene Butenshaw Earline Dowda Jimmie Ledbetter Minnie Owen Mary Alta East ey Wynness Tate. sixth grade shows Miss McCracken Frances Noble Lillian Treadaway Os borne Parker Rosa Pelman Alice Weatherly Mary Hanna Mildred Johnston Robert Bowie Sara Glass Gardner Sexsone Treadaway Ennie Lam ar Noble Elna Russell.
W D Nesbitt, associate railroad commissioner, reports that some railroads may have raised freight rates beyond the new maximum set by the legislature. He urges shippers to report any increases and says the commission will not tolerate violations.
Miss Annie Carver of Baltimore arrived yesterday and will again this season be associated with Miss Daniel in millinery. Mr. R o H Parker of Waco Georgia, en route to Boaz, stopped in the city for a few hours today.
A Washington legal fight shows how a lawyer regrets an ill chosen illustration. The plaintiff's counsel compares an argument to falling snow, while the opposing lawyer counters that the snow covers ground quickly, sparking a brisk exchange in the courtroom.
A brief note attributes the idea that a foolish consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds to Ralph Waldo Emerson. It presents the famous maxim as a compact reflection on rigid thinking.
A 19th century advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure with a $100 reward for an uncured case. Endorsers Walding Kinnan Marvin of Toledo declare F. J. Cheney & Co. trustworthy. The cure is described as internal and blood-driven, with testimonials free and price 75 cents per bottle. Also recommends Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
A brief item notes coal burning related to Telephone 59 Model and the Ice Company mh2-tf. The report outlines a small industrial incident or operation detail involving the coal and the named entities in a compact, period-style notice.
Washington March 7 postmasters appointed for Coffeeville Clarke county Marion A York Foot Walker county James H Ivey Kyles Jackson county Purley R Saunders Painter DeKalb county R M Perry.
Dr George B Fowler aged 60 died in New York on March 7 from stomach hemorrhage. Born in Macon county Alabama he founded the Dietetic Gazette and served six years as associate editor of the American Journal of Obstetrics.
A fragmentary quote juxtaposes a claim of uncanny time awareness with a remark about nature conferring distinct traits on creatures lacking higher faculties. The source presents a brief, philosophical exchange with no clear event, location, or person to anchor a news item.
Detroit Free Press quips that lending money is the surest test of a man's memory, a wry reflection on reliability and recollection in financial matters.
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