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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1907
Page
7
Police Court receipts this morning total 68 dollars with five defendants fined or dismissed. Will Davis paid 27.70 for attacking Lige Cantrell at the Knox building where both worked. Other items mention gas ranges, coal, a business move, and local ads.
A Sunday school lesson reflects on Exodus as a narrative of faith guiding God’s eternal plan, tying Israel’s oppression in Egypt to later triumphs and messianic anticipation. It links Genesis, Revelation, and prophetic verses to show God’s steadfast purpose across generations and battles against oppression.
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy for torpid liver and weak stomach. It claims to restore digestion, purify the system, and aid liver function, listing symptoms like bad taste, poor appetite, and fatigue, urging regular use and warning against substitutes.
A brief devotional note encouraging patience under suffering from first Peter highlighting verses 1 12 14 and 19 20 and Matthew 10 12, showing how the Holy Spirit empowers the weak to speak for God and endure hardship. It compares Whitsunday Acts lessons with Exodus to emphasize bold witness through spiritual strength.
A summary of Harold Rolee's Ocean article highlighting the herring as a staple of Northern Europe and its vast annual catch. It notes 3,000,000,000 herrings harvested yearly, totaling about 150,000 tons, and compares the fishery to the wheat crop in economic importance, underscoring its political and economic influence.
The article notes several garden flowers and bulbs as poisonous. Snowdrop hyacinth jonquil narcissus yew berries tiger poppy and ladys slipper can cause fatal illness or violent vomiting if eaten or chewed. Bulbous plant flowers are especially dangerous and deserve warning labels.
In Iris memory, Major General Sir Owen Tudor Burns recounts a visit of the shah to Britain. An innocently arranged prizefight in Buckingham Palace stables prompted by a memorial to protect Christians in Persia ends with chaos. The shah growsl s and anger, officials blame each other, and a five pound payout seals a vow against future royal palace fights.
Willis Brooks recounts a scene with Stephen Crane where Crane discussed how sounds evoke colors. He notes Crane’s belief that sound color is tied to motion and that people vary in the colors they perceive, with Crane claiming every sound has a color linked to it.
Fragmentary notes allege a dispute about a former employee and improper discipline. The text mentions Mrs de Style and Mrs TV ppatotface with claims of abuse toward a baby, tied to a Detroit Tribune reference. The readable portion lacks clear dates or evidentiary details.
In a dark room with a dark wall a small candle is held before the eyes. By moving it up and down and not looking at the candle, a branching blackened reddish pattern appears on the wall, revealing retinal vessel shapes as a visual illusion.
Fragmentary text mentions a test cart and a back location with references to Bh IIM Nid bebine jon Academy. No coherent events, dates, or names form a complete report.
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