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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1907
Page
4
Bedreseall communications directs all remittances to Niston Publishing Co. in Anniston Alabama for settlement of accounts.
A formal circulation affidavit states February 1907 edition print run and daily average for the Evening Star. It certifies the figures as true to the best knowledge and is sworn by General Manager B. B. McKee before Notary W. Ledbetter on March 1, 1907.
On March 26, 1907 Anniston reports rapid industrial expansion with the Union foundry plant in the old Hercules pipe works, the Anniston stove works under Judge J Wilson, and a Woobstock factory resuming after years idle, boosting local employment and promising further new industries this year.
Ex President Cleveland urges Democrats to press tariff reform to clarify issues and rally party supporters. The Princeton sage’s counsel remains timely as it strengthens Democratic unity and aims for victory.
Ray Stannard Bakers April American magazine article offers a detailed fair description of Atlanta's troubling riot period. The piece is noted as intensely interesting and widely regarded as among the best accounts written of the Gate City during that era.
The text notes riot causes and the agents of change as authorities overwhelm gamblers who shift from defiant to frightened. It claims success comes to those who persist. It mentions a railroad carrying vegetables and fruits, including watermelons, to northern cities with implied health concerns.
The railroads claim a preliminary victory against enforcement of the new anti railroad laws but warn the fight is far from over with renewed clashes anticipated from both sides.
The text compares population ambitions, noting Montgomery pursues 100000 residents and Anniston could reach 60000. Both cities are described as striving with enthusiasm and persistence to achieve their targets.
Anniston’s public hospital appeals for new buildings and capital, plus more nurses and essential support items to expand services and meet community needs.
A fragment questions whether any wind evolves into a brain storm. It hints at meteorological imagery linking wind patterns to mental activity, using a playful, enigmatic tone.
The article traces the waltz’s origins to earlier turns and notes its popularization after 1785. It cites the 1786 Vienna opera Una Coan Kara and a scene named Langaus that became the waltz. It mentions a Franciscan monk composing a quick time waltz inspired by the dance.
A London Telegraph joke notes a teacher praising a dog themed lesson until an inspector asks why dogs hang their tongues. A clever pupil answers it balances the dog as if balancing its tall, provoking the master’s groan at the mischief and wit of the class.
A box of Dr. King's New Life Pills was lost between 9 30 p m yesterday and noon today. The pills were found at Elam Ordway Houser's and Scarbrough Drug Company's drug stores, advertised as a guaranteed cure for biliousness malaria and jaundice, price 25.
A Burke reflection contrasts loud grasshoppers with quiet cattle under oaks to argue that noisy beings do not alone inhabit the field. It emphasizes the hidden, modest insects amid a bustling scene and cautions against assuming noise equals abundance or importance.
Samuel Duhobret, a destitute German painter, suffers neglect and illness until a dramatic auction of art prods a mysterious buyer and a wealthy count into a heated bidding duel. The sale ends with the Count gifting the artist's work money and a castle, but the tale ends in tragedy as indigestion claims Duhobret.
An advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for an uncured catarrh case, claims the product Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co of Toledo treats the blood and mucous surfaces, cites endorsements from Walding Kinnan Marvin and wholesale druggists, and notes price 75 cents per bottle with testimonials available.
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