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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1907

Page

5

City News and Local Notices Highlight Real Estate and Auctions

Local ads promote home sales at the courthouse Saturday noon. Four houses and lots on Seventeenth and Gurnee offered at auction. Warden Alley leaves city hall as suspension nears end. Real estate offers north east Quintard and eighteenth street for 1750. Commissioners adjourn after March term. City court case with special jury may conclude tomorrow. Also listed: coal, stationery, cheeses, seeds, and a growing Shelnutt Mercantile Co location update.

Aluminium Cap Puts Washington Monument In Practical Use

The first practical use of aluminium occurred in 1884 to fit a cap on the Washington Monument. The square pyramid cap weighs 100 ounces, stands 8 inches tall, and is 5.6 inches wide at the base. General George W. Davis led the project under General Casey, marking aluminium's first practical application beyond toys and models. The article also recalls a Native American tale linking facial painting to protective stripes inspired by a bear and a lion’s blood.

Washington Monument Voller Gottingen University Germany George W. Davis Casey Boston Globe

For Sale Young Male Draft Horse

A seven year old male horse weighing about 1100 pounds is offered for sale. The ad notes a healthy, work-ready animal suitable for farming or logging tasks. Potential buyers are invited to inquire for price and delivery arrangements.

Washingtons clean city claim recalls Rome Tiber creek origin

The Philadelphia Press notes Washington as the cleanest US city with clear streets and little coal smoke. It recalls Washingtons early identity as Rome and a creek once named the Tiber, with the land initially owned by a man named Pope.

National Capital Washington United States Rome Tiber Pope Philadelphia Press

Princess Rink Show Features Louise White and Prof Wastell

Miss Louise White and Professor Wastell entertain at the Princess Rink with imitations of city skaters tonight. Four good houses are for sale at auction Saturday 12 m at the courthouse, offering a chance to buy a home. Mortgage and sale details available by telephone.

Princess Rink Louise White Prof Wastell Princess Miss White Prof. Wastell Court House

Spool thread numbers reflect yardage needed for weight

Spools of thread are numbered No 1 No 2 and so forth to show how many additional 840 yard increments are required to reach a pound of cotton. This universal system standardizes the measurement across factories and makers.

Clergyman and groom dispute over fee in Boston Tran script

A dialogue from the Boston Tran script shows a clergyman and a man named Brown arguing about a marriage fee. The clergyman warns of potential damages and a possible lawsuit if the fee is not paid.

Deacon Brown Boston Transcript

Proverbs as literature of reason and sacred truth

Emerson compares proverbs to sacred books, calling them the sanctuary of a nation’s intuitions and the literature of reason without qualification. The quote frames proverbs as enduring, universal truths across cultures.

Emerson

Dean's Reg ulats for Digestion and Constipation Relief

Medical ad style note claims the product strengthens bowels and treats constipation. It describes the remedy as easy to use and capable of toning the stomach, though it presents no disease evidence or regulatory approval. The fragment resembles a historical patent or tonic advertisement.

Dean

Deathbeat in the Rail Station Gateman Tale

In a dialogue from a historical piece a gateman at the X v Z railroad station speaks of pressure to hurry people along. The Conductor urges speed while the Patient warns against rushing and keeping cool, amid a discussion of business urgency and personal finances.

Karem

Empire Montevallo Jellico Coal Advertising Card

An advertising card touts E M Lewis offering Empire Montevallo and Jellico coal described as the best in the South. The brief mentions telephone contact for orders.

E. M. Lewis Empire Montevallo Jellico Coal

New Grocery Store Promises Full Stock and Fair Prices

J W Monk announces a new grocery store at Mth and Noble offering complete stock and reasonable prices. The motto emphasizes full weight and prompt delivery with guaranteed customer satisfaction. Telephone 600 invites patronage.

Trigg Steele Co Announces New Undertaking Parlors

Milton P Crowe leads the new branch praised as Alabama s most competent embalmer for over twenty years. A lady attendant is available if desired and the firm offers day and night contact numbers 403 472 for visits or inquiries.

Milton P. Crowe Crowe Alabama Trigg-Steele CO

Also Mentioned on This Page

Jos. Saks & Co Nobie O. H. Parker & CO City News W. F. van Arsdel Noble Street Leon Ullman New York Mr. Ullman Jos. Saks Saks Gadsden Anniston Warden Alley Alley City Hall Quintard Avenue Eighteenth Street W. T. Owen Board of County Commissioners Model Ice Co Elam, Ordway & Houser Lowmakers Fred L. Blackmon Cooper Arnold Philadelphia la Touraine Sterne’s Ordway & Houser Shelnutt Bulding Court Street Shelnutt Mercantile Company Express J. W. Fore J. W. Monk Telephone
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