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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1907
Page
2
Advertisers tout Easter clothes options from Albert Frock Co and Oxford shop, promoting smart sack suits, frock coats with matching waistcoats, English walking suits, and tailored fit with fine materials. Local social notes report visitors, church society events, and upcoming military and community meetings in Anniston and Oxford.
Elegant fabrics and patterns showcased by top tailors in a fine collection. The edition highlights refined styles and exclusive materials aimed at discerning customers seeking luxury tailoring.
Announcement from date C W Whiteside brother of Chancellor Whiteside of Oxford and Dr MO Whiteside of Anniston states they will operate the City Hardware in Oxford. They promise aggressive pricing to attract trade from Lineville and other towns and to build up Oxford while delivering low value goods.
The Mount Sanmunala in Ceylon is famed as the Mountain of the Sacred Footprint. A rocky plain at its base bears a perfect imprint of a gigantic foot five and a half feet long and two and a half feet wide. Brahmans claim Adam made the mark, while Buddhists insist only Buddha could have created it.
Water under high pressure cuts through cast iron like a needle in early hydraulic jack history. The penetrating force of water could bore tiny slits and even puncture an unwary finger, contrasting with tougher steel needles.
The London Opinion argues against giving credit to women and men alike, claiming cash as a cure. It suggests tradespeople may suffer short-term losses of six to twelve months, forcing women to lie low, but ultimately both trades and money would improve while women receive dresses at much lower cost.
Fraud alert cites Ree Seear Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey sold only in sealed bottles. A facsimile of the genuine full size bottle is shown with amber bottleround and the Old Chemist's Head trademark on the label. The paper seal over the cork must remain unbroken to prove authenticity.
A third general objection to government agency work argues that adding functions overloads an already burdened body. With delays and neglect, essential tasks suffer as administrators focus on tedious details, leaving great state interests and bigger reforms underhandled.
The piece argues that closed shops and municipal ownership clash with public policy. It asserts that industrial ownership transfer to public means open shops and that public employment must be governed by law. It condemns excluding nonunion workers as unconstitutional.
A brief reflection on attire and visibility in daily business life. It notes that well dressed men go unnoticed except in heat and that minor flaws like dirty linen or shabby shoes attract attention. The aphorism urges balance between overdress and slovenliness to avoid drawing notice.
Oliver Wendell Holmes sent two poem like letters to an Episcopal fair in Pittsfield Massachusetts. One letter hid a dollar bill inside a folded page with verses praising a beloved and hinting at affection. The curious exchange blends whimsy with a hidden message and playful riddles.
The London Outlook reports that supernaturalism was strong among New World natives on the other side of the globe as well. It notes prophecies of Spaniard arrival sung during major festivals by Mexican caciques, accompanied by lamentations.
The khamsin is a scorching hot and dry desert wind from the Sahara that sweeps into Egypt. The name derives from fifty days, reflecting its supposed duration. It is feared for bringing pestilence with its heat and dryness.
Dialogues recount a pair named Tom and Nell discussing a woman who refused last night. Nell asserts the woman could not explain why she declined, while Tom questions if she truly understood her stance. The exchange is quoted from the Philadelphia Press.
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