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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1907
Page
3
Mrs. Kate Keim reports her three children suffered head eczema for five months with itchy sores. After visiting dispensaries as ringworm, she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment, bathing with warm water first, and within weeks the sores disappeared. She urges others to try the Cuticura remedies.
Various organizations announce travel fares for spring and summer. The Imperial Council Mystic Ton and the National Medical Association list round trip tickets to San Francisco and Los Angeles with sale dates April 14 to May 17 and June 7 to 14, respectively, with final limits in late summer. The Homeseekers excursion offers May 7 and 21 returns within 30 days. The Louisville & Nashville routes include Jamestown exposition specials to Norfolk with stopovers and multiple fare options, including sixty and fifteen day tickets, some via Cincinnati. Tickets available by inquiry.
Anniston fans praised manager Cozart as his Turks shut out the Cubs 3 0. Dendy allowed four hits and drove in two runs, while Rogers fanned six. Birmingham committed three errors, Anniston two. Game lasted 1 hour 30 minutes with two doubles by Kellogg Newkirk Stolen bases by Cozart Leslie Morton O Mara. Umpire Scarbrough.
Messrs Leath and Harrison will begin assembling their ball tossers and start practice at week’s end for the much talked of Gadsden team. A strong organization is promised with real ball playing on the home grounds to follow.
In a lighthearted note from Birmingham Age-Herald readers in Anniston, fans teased the sports editor about purchasing Manager Cozart of the local team, joking that the city blooms with flowers and that hearts are involved in the bid.
Yesterday results in New Orleans and Montgomery with current day showdowns in Atlanta versus Little Rock Birmingham versus Shreveport Montgomery versus New Orleans and Nashville versus Memphis with multiple city matchups on the schedule.
Results yesterday show Macon defeating Charleston 3 0 and Savannah beating Augusta 4 1. Jacksonville tops Columbia 4 2 in reported league action.
A fragmented list shows New York 5 Cincinnati 2 Brooklyn If St. Louis 0 Pittsburg 6 Boston 3 Chicago Philadelphia 0. The snippet lacks full context or dates, but records a series of city team scores with several garbled entries.
Cleveland marked a 9 to 4 score against Toston while Detroit faced New York in a 4 to 3 tilt. The brief report highlights a low scoring clash with teams exchanging the lead.
A St Louis racing tale recalls Hugh Penny riding a near-finished horse to win a six-furlong race at Guttenberg amid dense fog. Penny stood 100 up front a field that caught him only after the final circuit, revealing a cunning tactic: he waited, then spurred as the others closed in, finally securing victory.
An old classified style ad promoting Dean's Regulats as a remedy for bilious attacks after meals. It claims relief for heavy digestion, tongue coating, bitter taste, and sallow complexion and offers the medicine at 25 cents in drug stores.
A Wall Street businessman recalls burning a bundle of old business letters after learning women cleaners sell discarded letters to firms that compile mailing lists for speculative clients. He says he protects his clients from nuisance and unwanted mail.
A Chicago News correspondent quotes a Sunday sighting near Killaloe where a boatman and a companion observed a troop of little people playing hurley in a potato field. The fairies disappeared as the sun dimmed, leaving lisses described as natural doorways for earth visiting spirits.
A wife entreats her minister husband to aid in laying the drawing room carpet, noting the room is carefully clean. The minister responds with reluctance and a reminder of his gospel role.
A tense confrontation unfolds as a woman challenges a man to admit he wed for money. He hesitates then quips he earned the cash, provoking a provocative exchange captured in a London scene.
A simple cleaning tip suggests keeping stone steps free from mess by adding a small quantity of chloride of lime to a pall of water. The method promises effective whitening and sanitation with minimal effort.
A young Raphael faced debt at an inn and painted gold coins on a tabletop to beguile the host. He claimed the coins settled his bill and fled, later redeemed when a wealthy English traveler bought the painting for £50, sparing his escape.
A fragmented account notes lemmings with fierce pluck harming a passerby and attacking humans weighing about 150 pounds. One lemming charges across a stream to close quarters while another jumps in, leading to a chaotic confrontation near water.
A November duel in Plessis-Piquet between Gambetta and Pourtou ended in near darkness. Thick fog and mis sighting left both men unseen, with only the seconds and doctors at risk. Gambetta quipped about One eye, a jest on election, while bullets barely grazed attendees.
A New York Press blurb claims Second Avenue hosts noble souls from exile bars in Hungarian restaurants. It describes a grand, cosmopolitan scene with a pianist prince and a violinist duke among patrons, all allegedly exiled Russian German or Hungarian nobility in NYC.
Fragmentary advertisement discusses vacations in sanitariums and health while promoting ARBUCKLE ARIOSA Coffee sold in sealed packages. It warns against loose coffee and urges writing to ARBUCKLE BROS New York for supply.
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