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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1907
Page
7
Calhoun lodge No 203 T C C F will meet tonight in regular session. Visiting Odd Fellows are cordially invited to attend.
The Chicago Chronicle notes Irish origin for whisky and claims the Irish taught Scots to brew it. It traces the name to nisque meaning water, and mentions ulogue beta or life giving water for the spirit. Distillation is linked to Arab knowledge and 13th century Arenasius de Villa Nova.
The tale recalls Daguerre’s risky signs of insanity in 1838 as Mme Daguerre feared he would be confined. A doctor’s concern gave way when Daguerre captured a shadow on copper, birthing photography. The New York Sun notes Britain’s ordnance survey using cameras of about nineteen to twenty inches.
The term syndicate arose from European negotiations over Northern Pacific bonds. Jay Cooke and partners formed two syndicates in London and America to buy war bonds at favorable prices and sell 5 percent bonds, gaining praise from President Grant and aligning with the Rothschilds for future funding.
A historic earache remedy instructs to place cotton bat ting with a pinch of black pepper in the ear, seal with a tied bundle, dip in sweet oil, and cover with a flannel bandage to hold warmth. It promises immediate relief.
A quirky patient scene unfolds in a hospital setting with nurses and a child jesting about a zoo trip and a “feavene stork” while staff and a maid exchange misread names and orders for a rare steak. The dialogue blocks hint at chaotic humor and mixed roles in a bustling restraint.
A Chicago News note uses a dining room exchange to illustrate a taste of inflated charges. A guest confronts a landlord over an "extra" service billed to a room, pointing to a prior day’s meal as not worth the extra.
A London Punch item notes a vicar expressing happiness at the dear daughter’s improvement and attendance in church. The vicar shortened the service on purpose to accommodate her. The mother thanks him and says she hopes to bring her every Sunday.
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