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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1910
Page
6
The Rochester Hustlers completed a rigorous training period with tough hikes and strenuous practices. Fans in Anmatonia will watch their progress with interest as they prepare to leave the city Wednesday morning for the Hastern league. The players are noted as courteous and have made many friends who will welcome them back next year.
Ty Cobb, Detroit star, supervised Roy Thrasher in Memphis as part of a training session. Cobb taught the hook slide and other base running tricks in forenoon and afternoon drills. Detroit reportedly has an option on Thrasher, a Georgia player who lived near Cobb and tried out last spring.
A vintage ad describes Ballarkd's Snow Liniment for a side or back pain that eases when correcting posture. It claims muscle relaxation allows normal motion without pain. Available in 26¢ 50¢ and 1.00 per bottle through J. L. Wikle.
In Virginia the First District moves toward a Senate race as Jond, Mies Mahe, and Mira Roney announce campaigns for Susan Far against Flower Sf and Omas S. Martin. The明 report notes Lyte Af Yonee and Mc Patrick may also enter with a first speech planned in Norfolk.
The first Alaska coal land fraud trial begins in Seattle as four defendants CP Maun day Archie W Shields Karl Sigley and Algernon B Stracy face charges of conspiracy to defraud the U S government of Alaska coal lands valued at over 1 000 000 The indictments were issued by the Federal grand jury last fall.
A large crowd was expected at the Anniston Southeasterners versus the Rochester Eastern leaguers benefit game at three this afternoon. Tickets cost 26 cents with all proceeds to the Anniston association, Frank Sparks. Pitcher Hillikens, formerly with Philadelphia majors and now with Johnny Dobbs of Montgomery, will throw several innings for Anniston. Managers Ganzel Ford Wallie Wallard and Chic Hannon were noted among the lineups.
The remark notes that generally the person with the shorter end of the stick advocates for equality more loudly. It reflects a viewpoint on social fairness and asks for analysis of tensions between equity and perception.
A short reflection notes that some men earn a living not by skill but by eliciting pity from others. It observes the ease with which sympathy can translate into money or support, suggesting that compassion can become a livelihood for some individuals.
The Associated Prohibition Press proposes daily papers classify crimes, crises, accidents and scandals tied to liquor traffic. It cites journal support and calls on temperance groups to push newspapers to link events to drink. The item presents no opinion.
The piece condemns liquor traffic as a gigantic crime and intruder, arguing stores schools mills churches uplift each other without a brewery or dram shop. It questions the need, sorrow alleviation, and impact on thrift, brilliancy, and character, insisting there is no need of a single saloon.
In Bismarck North Dakota on March 28 impeachment proceedings moved forward against Judge John F Cowan of the second judicial district. Eight charges were filed including habitual drunkenness indecent language used in public and alleged acts violative of state law.
A brief aphorism from the Atchiaon Kansas Globe notes a gendered joke about marriage dynamics. It contrasts how a small man with a large wife implies the husband rules, while a large man with a small wife suggests the wife holds sway.
Apply a cotton cloth net with Ballard's Snow Liniment to all wounds cuts burns sores or blisters and note its wonderful healing power. It is prompt and very effective. Price 25¢ 50¢ and $1.00 per bottle. Sold by J. L. Wikle.
The governor of North Carolina delivered a memorable line to South Carolina’s governor, to which the Palmetto State chief executive replied about the dark of the moon. They discovered local moonshine and indulged, per Chicago Tribune reporting.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a quirky college line about a ball and a hall chant. It appears to reference a school of experience and a bazaar event but lacks clear context, participants, or outcome for a proper summary.
A straightforward note from a seeker offers clear terms for writing work. The ad promises honest bidding and direct communication to secure assignments and deliver reliable results.
Next week at New Noble on Wednesday March 29 the unique experiment features James K Hackett performing in The King's Game a satire on the stage imitations that follow hit tours. Hackett has long been seen as Rudolph Rassendyll in The Prisoner of Zenda and Rupert of Hentzau with prior successes in The Pride of Jennie and Monsieur Beaucaire. The piece analyzes the theater world and ridicules copycat productions with Hackett central as the satirist king.
Gadsden March 28 King Bailey manager of the Gadsden baseball team will arrive next week to organize and prepare for the season. Several top players from last season have been retained and practice games are planned before the Southeastern league opener. Construction starts today on the new ball park with grandstand and bleachers being built. The park will be well policed and orderly, and local fans show much enthusiasm.
In this dialogue the idea that in the Orient a girl does not see her intended husband until marriage is contrasted with the local custom where the bride often does not see him afterward. The exchange highlights cultural expectations surrounding arranged marriage and its postnuptial separations.
A shopper is urged by a salesman to notice a limited time hair bleaching bargain as they discuss a gown and hair color. The scene mentions an aisle and building layout to find the offer.
A terse exchange notes that a visitor and companion previously carried a paper declaring silence but now claim to have resolved the matter and can speak again. The speaker mentions a companion and states they have made up the issue.
When a girl's hair grows long and curly a wide ribbon is suggested in a pleasing shade to enhance appearance. Do not tie boys' hair. Select a flattering color and avoid detracting from the child's look.
A Philadelphia Ledger quip recalls a courtroom moment where a lawyer prodded a doctor about mistake rates. The doctor replies that doctors err as well, but lawyers’ errors often swing in the air, delivering a sharp legal jab.
In a humorous line from the Chicago News a man asks why Zeke Crosby hurries to the barn and it is revealed he is racing to grease the car and prepare the auto so his daughter’s elopement with a summer boarder can proceed without a breakdown.
In an uptown story a mother’s twins Dorothy and Virginia, ages totaling ten, receive candy from a kind lady. Virginia says Dorothy swallowed her candy to save it for Virginia, claiming the treat slipped down when Dorothy put it in her mouth. The Philadelphia Times reports the anecdote.
A rainy day prompts Lola to ask a cosmic question about God and clouds. Her mother responds with a gentle, playful explanation reflecting a child’s wonder at nature and the sky.
A youngster peer through his mother's opera glasses and decorously misreads her at a great distance, exclaiming that she appears as an 80 distant relative, capturing a quaint family moment with a humorous misperception.
Eva describes her teacher as likable but not very knowledgeable noting she only asks questions. The remark reflects a child's playful critique of classroom dynamics on the first day.
A quip from the Newark Star about a husband asking a doctor for a sleeping opiate for his wife. The joke notes the wife becomes excited when the baby teeth emerge, keeping the husband awake.
The First Fiend-Satan appears troubled by an interrupter as the Second Fiend-One, once a board of health examiner, alleges discovering bacteria in the boiling lake water and insists it must be frozen before consumption.
A cheeky exchange on marriage bonds as a father praises his daughter’s noble heart and a suitor concedes she inherits her virtues from her father. The brief quip reflects a witty domestic moment from a New York Sun item.
A visitor remarks that iron floors and concrete walks injure the feet of the prison inmates, while a guard responds that the way of the transgressor is hard.
The spring revival features Dutch collars in low neck styles, with embroidered and lace inset options and sheer lawn collars edged with net fringe. Prices around $1. New V front collars rise at the sides, offering a more flattering look than straight, all around closures.
The article traces traditional breads and polenta dishes across Austria and neighboring regions. It notes bread quality in Styria, Carinthia, and Tyrol and describes northern peasant porridge from boiled polenta. It also links mamaliga in Romania to polenta and explains distinct grain texture.
A London Times account tells how a Peishwa elephant, banner-bearing and disciplined, held position on a battlefield despite defeat. The elephant waited three days for the dead commander's voice, then moved with the mahout's young son, showing loyalty to its master.
A Philadelphia Times item recalls five year old Edith scolding a pet kitten and repeating a harsh word she heard on the street. Her mother readied to discipline but Edith defended the act saying the kitten was the same word she heard.
A Sunflower State note jokes that country husbands are better trained than town husbands. It questions town husbands carrying a baby on the street and suggests a bride’s kin arrive within weeks of her move, shaping local social dynamics.
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