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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1910

Page

7

The Man On the Box heads to New Noble with Harold McGrath tale

Herbert Thayer stars as Harold McGrath's novel hero in The Man On the Box at the New Noble next Friday. The touring company uses Henry E. Dixey scenery and Walter N. Lawrence guarantees parity or superiority. Also scheduled next Tuesday is matinee and night show Buster Brown with Alfred Kady and Madaline Clark plus a new 1911 Billiken Man ballet.

Anniston New York Herbert Thayer New Noble Harold McGrath Henry E. Dixey Madison Square Theater New York City United States Walter N. Lawrence Lionel Lawrence New York Theater Buster Brown Buster Tige Mary Jane Master Harold Alfred Kady Madaline Clark Buster Brown Pony Ballet

Work for a Want Ad Turn Personal Property into Cash

A note explains how to list items for sale in a want ad to convert personal property into cash. It outlines simple steps for placing an ad and highlights quick, direct results from targeted local buyers.

Change in Woman's Life Graniteville VT

A Graniteville Vermont reader praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring health during the change of life. The letter claims broad success including relief from nervousness and other symptoms and endorses the remedy for women’s illnesses with free advice from Mrs Pinkham at Lynn Massachusetts.

Graniteville, Vt Lydia E. Pinkham

Woman Critics Rail at Mannishness Of American Women

A feature summary reports Harvard's Dr. Dudley Sargent and John W. Alexander facing backlash over criticisms of widening female physiques. The piece compiles responses from artists and educators defending and clarifying women’s evolving bodies and femininity amidst changing fashion and fitness norms.

New York N. Y Dudley Allen Sargent Harvard University John W. Alexander National Academy of Design Sargent Cambridge Mass Alexander Academy of Design Harrison Fisher Mary Hoffman Jones Elizabeth Burchenal Public School Athletic League Venus Louisa Mann Wingate Public School Girls’ League Abastemia Eberle

London Police Report Shows Decline in Crime in 1909

The 1909 annual police report states crime is down in London as the city’s population doubles since 40 years ago. Felonies fall while police recover more property. The era of the bansom cab ends as licensed taxis rise to 3 956. umbrellas left unclaimed yield rewards of 463 and 220 to finders after three months.

London Eng Commissioner of Police

Irishman Door Knock Quip From London Punch

A London Punch quip imagines an Irishman debating answering a knock at his door fearing a job offer or the landlord seeking rent. The humorous voice captures urban wit and Irish character as a vignette.

London

Jews Observe Purim Festival In New York

New York marks Purim with joyous secular celebration. Jews exchange gifts with friends and relatives and give to the poor. The holiday recalls Esther and Mordecai delivering the Jews from Haman, with readings from the Book of Esther in Orthodox synagogues.

New York Israel Haman Ahasuerus Mordecai Esther

World Wide Strike Threat from Seamen Congress

The International Seamen's Congress opened in Antwerp with delegates from many countries, threatening a world wide general strike at King George's coronation if demands are not met. Key asks include a uniform wage scale, ending varied pay, stopping rubber stamp medical checks, improved food and quarters, and abolition of shipping masters.

Antwerp International Seamen's Congress King George International Shipyling Federation London America

Indigestion remedy herbsine advertised for fast relief

An advertisement promotes HERBINE as a quick relief for indigestion. It claims to force fermented matter into the bowels for expulsion and lists a 50 cent price. Sold by J. L. Wikle.

J. L. Wikle

Alarming German Child Deaths From Self-Destructive Acts

Official statistics report 1 125 cases over 21 years with most under fifteen. Personal crisis notes indicate 28 percent involve parents who were epileptics, drunkards or mentally unsound, per current journal.

Germany Euirent Journal

Classified advertising will Make Your Business Enterprise

Classified advertising is presented as a key driver for business growth pointing out that a well placed ad can transform an enterprise that deserves success into a thriving venture.

Princess Marie Wilsemsky’s estate draws court scrutiny

London reports detail the princess’s vast debts including a florist bill of 2500 and a Paris jeweler claim of 80000. An Imperial ukase in 1908 placed her St Petersburg estate under trustees as Russia and France seek to curb extravagant living. The former Russian noblewoman, once a Royal court figure, married Count Constantine de Bolotoff in 1886 and later left Russia amid mounting financial troubles.

London Brighton Marie Wilsemsky Russia France Princess Wiasemsky St. Petersburg Princess Wisasemsky Alexander Winkemsky Rurik Constantine de Bolotoff

Executor's Notice for Susan B. Fairbanks Estate

Letters testamentary issued by the Probate Court of Calhoun County Alabama on February 28 1911 to Eva Lee Glasb as executrix. All persons with claims must present them within the legal period or be barred. Witness my hand February 28 1911.

Probate Calhoun County Alabama Susan B. Fairbanks

Just Football on the Bridge of the Halfback's Nose

A reflective note describes a player on a bridge at twilight as a football game nears its end. The scene centers on a triumphant figure standing firm on the bridge in a symbolic moment of resolve.

Willing Hands Plenty Remarks on Taft Milking

President Taft jokes he could not milk a cow while suggesting others would handle the milking if he does the holding. The remark plays on his political persona and drew smiles at the event.

Taft

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