Evening Star April 1907 circulation statement issued
The document presents the April 1907 figures for Evening Star circulation with a total printed in April of 97 940 and a daily mean of 2229. It bears PB B McKee as General Manager and is sworn before Notary Public EB W Ledbetter on May 1, 1907.
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The
Evening Star
Publishers’ Press Association
Anniston
PB. B. McKee
EB. W. Ledbetter
Notice to Mail Subscribers of Payment Date Labels
Mail subscribers see the date on their address label indicating paid status. Examples show labels like 31jan06 for January 31, 1906, and 2lang07 meaning paid through August 21 next year. Remittance can adjust the date. notify us if label dates differ from receipts.
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Evening Star
Syd Bowie’s lasting impact celebrated in Anniston
In Anniston and the Fourth district residents recall Syd Bowie’s work to secure the weather station a $10,000 building and rural mail delivery. The piece credits him with lasting civic improvements and a personal monument in the hearts of locals and colleagues.
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Syd Bowie
Noble Street
Tie
Anniston
Quintard Avenue
United States
Weather Station
Mr. Bowie
State Board Raises Public Utilities Tax Assessment
The total assessment on railways, telegraph lines and long distance telephones in Alabama is fixed at 73,866,575.40 dollars, rising 15,440,503.05 dollars over 1906. The state board of equalization has set the new valuation.
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Alabama
State Board of Equalization
State Board Publishes Tax Increase From New Assessments
The board reveals higher assessments raise taxes by $100,003 over 1906 levies. 2006 taxes on all properties totaled $379,760, rising to $480,132 under recent assessments. Officials say a $15,000,000 increase is plausible and only a few properties saw reductions. Board members defend railway, telegraph, and long distance telephone property increases as aligned with broader valuation gains.
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Board of Equalization
Montgomery Advertiser
Dean's Regrets cure billows at tacks
A historical ad style line suggests a medicinal patent remedy claiming to wake the liver. The fragment mentions a 25 cent price at drug stores and an unspecified product, with cryptic phrases like tongue coated and sallow complexion.
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Dean
Doctor’s Dilemma and a Grandmother’s Question
In a reminiscence by In. George F. Shrady, a young physician recalls a tenement hospital case of a sick child misdiagnosed by the interloper of fear and an impatient grandmother. The moment of truth comes when the Latin label for measles eye inflammation is finally clarified, shaping the doctor’s future bedside manners.
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Corvan
New York Hospital
Neo
Senate not a popular body says advocate of reform
A historical quote defends the U S Senate as not a popular body and praise its cautious, diligent work. It argues nominations, treaties, and reform efforts require stability. The speaker cites governance, graft extinction, and the need for justice through patient policy changes.
Hall's Catarrh Cure a Constitutional Remedy Claims
A historic claim promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional treatment for catarrh, contrasting past local remedies. The Toledo company offers a $100 cure-for-failure promise, with internal dosing from 10 drops to a teaspoonful and sales through druggists at 75 cents plus mentions of companion pills.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Intelligence and Wages by Samuel Gompers
Samuel Gompers argues that rising intelligence among workers has elevated wages and that arbitration is the best method to resolve labor disputes, benefiting both employers and employees. He dismisses socialism and notes parties are joining in pursuit of better conditions for the common good.
Live Within Your Means and the Pitfalls of Wealth
A lone moral on budgeting argues that living within one’s income safeguards liberty and dignity. The speaker contrasts £100 a year with £5,000, warning that excess invites creditors, tyranny, and social erosion, while restraint brings safety and respect.
Sleep and Old Age in Health and Beauty
The text argues that sleep needs decrease with age, more so than other life stages. It notes elderly sleep best in the early hours and that preserving an interest in reading can aid well being. Psychological experiments support the value of early hours of sleep for health and beauty.
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Pall Mall Gazette
Special Rates San Francisco and Los Angeles Cal and Return
Travel deal listing offers special round trip rates to San Francisco and Los Angeles with option to return, details on fares and booking not included in readable text.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
Cal
Imperial Council Mystic Ton
Ala
National Medical Association
Mississippi River
Homeseekers
Norfolk
Louisville & Nashville
Neasness
Seketog Ss Isc
Veeas
Cineia- Bate
Clase
Cincinnati
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New York
Journal of the American Medical Association
John C. Spooner
Wisconsin
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United States Senate
Cleveland
Supreme Court
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ILE Company, Distributors
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American Federation of Labor
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Charles Kingsley
Dreamland
Chas. Dalton
T. J. Weir
Prudence
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Anniston City Land Company
WM. A. Davis
Anniston Steam Laundry
Via
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J. K. Lanning
Trav
P. Sid Jones
B*ham
C. I. Stone
Louisville, Ky
Pat Allen
Miule Or
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