Gevtal Editions February 1907 Evening Star circulation note
A brief notice from The Evening Star General Manager B. McKef assures true and correct circulation figures for each February 1907 issue. The document records monthly totals and verifies accuracy to the best knowledge of the management.
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Gevtal
The
Evening Star
Potal Mumier
True
Corrie
BE. B. McKef
President Finley Addresses Atlanta On Rail Public Relations
W. W. Finley president of the Southern railway argues for frank dialogue between railroads and the public. He calls for mutual effort to understand limitations and to ensure safe reliable service amid criticized legislation and policy. He believes a public railway partnership could improve treatment for both sides and cites a broader crisis in the industry.
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Atlanta
W. W. Finley
Southern Railway
Finley
Ile
Carmack Signals Tennessee Governor Bid Under Anti Saloons Pledge
Former Senator E. W. Carmack may seek the Democratic nomination for Tennessee governor on a platform pledging to keep saloons and the Louisville and Nashville railroad out of state politics. He is described as a formidable fighter likely to provoke strong opposition from entrenched forces.
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E. W. Carmack
Tennessee
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Uncle Josh Brings The Folks To Town
A Wayback family visits the city for their first trip. The father, mother and a gawky 16 year old board an electric streetcar with trepidation. The mother fears the ride while the father reassures them and pays three fares with a silver dollar. They marvel at the lake line ride and a nearby pony ride before returning home safely with humorous memories of the excursion.
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Wayback
Electric and Gas Company
Oxford Lake
Doan's Kidney Pills Promote Local Confidence
An Anniston resident J. C. Hollingsworth testifies to backache and kidney symptoms abating after using Doan's Kidney Pills from J. L. Wikle's drug store. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo markets the remedy, priced at 50 cents, with slogans urging readers to remember the name.
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Dean
Anniston
J. C. Hollingsworth
Brown Street
J. L. Wikle
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Sble
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This is Worth Remembering Cough Cold Remedy Ad
An old advertisement promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a cure for coughs and colds. It warns against unsafe alternatives and notes the product comes in a yellow package.
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Elam, Ordway & Houser
The Fourth Lady In Waiting Conflicts and Escape
A Harvard man narrates a staged romance in Bodalya where Queen Sylvia rejects a envoy from Russia while Elfrida, the fourth lady in waiting, aids a dramatic elopement plan. After a bold night of theater and a hasty exit, the lovers earn parental blessing.
Four Brave Men in England Rescue Effort
A woman drowned in a pond in England with four men present. One shouted for help and searched for a rope but could not find one due to influenza. Another rider stayed away because he was hot, believing he might go in, but was dissuaded by another man.
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Varlet
Bodalya
Sylvia
Nisworth
Elfridal
Olga
Wakting
England
Indianapolis
Burdock Blood Bitters Safer Health Booster Claim
Claim promotes Burdock Blood Bitters as a great system tonic and builder to improve strength appetite digestion sleep and overall life enjoyment. The message emphasizes broad wellness benefits and personal vitality.
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