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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1907
Page
4
The April 1907 issue reports total printed copies 57 040 with an average daily circulation of 2229. The statement, sworn May 1 1907, is signed by FEB McKee general manager and notarized by E W Ledbetter.
A business notice proposes using church events and weddings to showcase fabric to a wide buyer audience. Shop news suggests placing store announcements to reach readers, promising fresh stock without sacrificing later remnant prices.
Congressman Hobson announces a tour of his Alabama district with a government team including a roadbuilder forester soil expert agriculturist and rural delivery inspector to educate locals on modern farming and infrastructure. Mrs Hobson will join the trip highlighting a new departure in his public service approach.
The Chattanooga Times reports no Jamestown exposition stamps are on sale locally while Postmaster Barker has sold Jamestown stamps in Anniston for a week.
A widely marketed home remedy claims to purify blood and boost kidney function. The article promotes Fluid Retract Dande lion, Compound Karon, and Compound Syrup Sarsaparinla as a tonic to treat rheumatism skin eruptions and other blood disorders, urging daily doses after meals and at night.
A quoted passage from Paradise Lost describes Satan using artillery and dense angelic squadrons to attack Michael, a military stratagem that reportedly troubled Napoleon. The text cites Napoleon's own confession while in exile on Elba that reading Milton inspired his plans for the Battle of Austerlitz.
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. L. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio as the only constitutional cure. It claims the medicine treats blood and mucous surfaces internally and offers one hundred dollars if it fails. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Two men rode a local Denver train that stopped every five minutes. Frustration rose as the engine paused to build steam, one man quipping that capturing the ride on moving pictures would be impossible.
Alfred M. Morgan and Nancy Meling were married just before 3 PM today with judge Emmett P. Crook performing the ceremony. Morgan works as a clerk in the county probate office and several groom’s friends attended. Gould Defeats Miles for World Tennis Championship in London.
British Ambassador James Bryce argues that growing U S Great Britain trade underpins peace and security. He says mutual need fosters welfare, trade prosperity rests on material bases, and market fluctuations should be met with calm.
Robert C. Ogden profiles the ideal ethical businessman who values work over wealth. He advocates high standards, persistence, self reliance, originality, and full commitment, arguing success comes from common sense and hard work rather than genius. He emphasizes mastering principles and avoiding superficial influences.
Haussmann divides minds into four groups from stimulants and senses to infant prodigies to pathological cases and true geniuses whose powers endure with age. Splitzka finds exact scientists such as astronomers and mathematicians have the highest average brain weight, followed by men of action like statesmen and artists and then biologists and geologists.
Gertrude Atherton wrote to Henry James after his favorable review asking if he liked the work. She thanks him for his assessment and requests his candid verdict on the novel.
The piece urges readers to cleanse winter accumulations with a mild patent remedy. It cites a formula of fluid extracts and gentian compound, diluted in water, to be taken a tablespoonful three times daily before meals, claiming it works better and pleasanter than harsh historic tonics.
The Evening Star offers quick, easy, and inexpensive solutions to real estate and rental advertising. Want ads placed in its columns yield immediate results, making the service a positive aid with only minor costs to consider.
A fragment describes a Persian anecdote where a singer’s harsh voice during prayers annoys listeners. When asked how much he is paid, he replies he is not paid but for the cake of Allah. Another voice urges not to pressure him.
A jolly physician is worth more than remedies. A writer famed for cheerful sayings received a letter from a lady claiming one Lumorous poem saved her life, per Success Magazine.
A Western college president jokes about gender roles citing a Chinese philosopher. The exchange features a student questioning whether the president bosses others, and the replies highlight cultural contrasts in a concise quip.
The readable lines show a fractured exchange between characters about a return and other mistaken assumptions. The text hints at confusion between spouses and an awkward spoken exchange. The passage remains incomplete and unclear.
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