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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1907
Page
3
Miss Mattie Strickland died at her brother's home at 1126 Mulberry Avenue yesterday at 8 p.m. of tuberculosis. She was about 20 and known for her chatty nature. Her remains will be taken to Clay County this evening for funeral and interment.
A quirky retelling debates the forbidden fruit with fig grape pomegranate and a ruby ear of wheat. It notes Adam and Eve expelled on a Friday May 10, with long separations and later angelic gifts of gold incense and myrrh.
Forest and Stream advises choosing rods by light outboard weight rather than handle bulk. Price varies with quality, and anglers should test balance, length preferences from ten to eight feet, and rod power for different fisher strengths.
Advertisement asserts there is no case on record of cough or cold leading to pneumonia after using Foley's Honey and Tar. It promises quick cough relief and cautions to refuse imitations, noting the product is in a yellow package and contains no opiates.
A periodical urges awareness of Bright's disease as common and deadly. A local man credits Prickly Ash Bitters with a cure after weeks of kidney and stomach discomfort, praising it as a grand kidney medicine and advising readers to obtain the genuine bottle from named druggists and agents.
In a humorous exchange from the Houston Post, Weary Willie questions how the bark at the foot of a tree could reveal a dog's age, while Ragston Tatters dismisses the notion as impractical and written by someone not up a tree in those circumstances.
The piece notes Belgian shopkeepers as general dealers selling diverse items from beer and stamps to fruit and cheese. It mentions a nationwide taste for bright lights and recalls a bright distant display that proved to advertise sardines sold on the premises.
In a Berlin Journal note, a father informs Wise Fritz of retirement from active life and passing the family business to him. Fritz urges his father to work a few more years so they can retire together.
Peter Corntessel comments on keeping cash on hand for a rainy day. He warns that other people may take the money just as a shower begins, likening it to an umbrella left unattended.
The brief humorous exchange from Puck shows Gladya planning to buy an automobile with help, while Cousin Jack dismisses the idea for a husband. The tone mirrors light social satire of everyday choices and courtship.
A backstage exchange shows Buskin pleading he cannot go on due to lacking makeup while the manager urges him to proceed. The manager dismisses makeup as a hurdle and tells him to carry on with the performance.
Special to the Star Edwardsville March 15 Farmers union held a mass meeting to receive bids and locate a warehouse Edwardsville won on a unanimous vote A two story cement block warehouse will be built here with the contract to be let at once
The Arctic outlets through Keringstrait and the Greenland gap discharge vast ice annually, preventing landlocked accumulation that would trigger cataclysms and delay human evolution. Polar locations ease gravitational balance, avoiding inundations and major shifts that would rewrite Earth's strata and history.
The New York Medical Journal argues against fixed athletic age limits, noting that limits vary by individual and depend on lifelong physical education. It urges a simple natural life with daily strenuous exercise and disciplined habits to push personal limits in sport.
W. W. Kearney editor of the Independent at Lowry City Missouri says they would not be without Chamberlains Cough Remedy. It checks a cold at the outset and cures faster than after settling in the system. It is also effective for croup in children and can prevent an attack when given early. Sold by J L Wikle.
Medical authorities from several schools praise Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy for weak stomach dyspepsia catarrhal stomach liver issues and chronic bowel ailments. The extract is described as a glyceric extract of medicinal roots with endorsements from Professors Bartholow Hare Ellingwood King Scudder Hale and others. Booklet of extracts and testimonials offered with a free mailing.
For any kind of drugs or team work phone 72. H. O. Watson.
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