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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1907
Page
2
March 27 notes from Wellington praise farmers pushing cotton and crops amid rising population. Residents discuss game law questions and the Edmondson vs McGinnis dam verdict, fearing loss would hurt flour milling saw mill and ginnery. Mentions Farmers Union resolve and a local health ad for Dyspepsia cure Blood Bitters.
The notice confirms compliance under the National Pure Food Law and cites Guarantee No 2041 filed in Washington. The record indicates adherence to regulatory standards and official filing location.
A historical note recalls Massachusetts laws requiring long dresses to cover arms to the wrists and gowns to shoe buckles in 1660, forbidding immodest dress such as ribbons and silk roses. It also mentions I. Fairbanks tried in 1658 for wearing great boots but acquitted.
A children's party in New York features a storyteller explaining the proverb The early bird catches the worm. A boy asks if the worm is foolish to rise early and be caught. The teller replies the worm had not slept and was merely returning home.
Nell and Belle discuss Nell missing an invitation due to having chicken pox. Belle confirms Nell told her friend and that the friend was surprised, noting Nell is not a chicken. Catholic Standard and Times prints the playful exchange.
Special correspondence from Piedmont reports William Stewart died after a few hours illness yesterday. The notice notes attendance of Calhoun county teachers at the institute held last week. It also mentions visits by Mrs. M. T. Moody and daughter Ida, Lillie and Margie Wharton, and travels of Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Hughes and Prof. L. T. Grogan.
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