Circulation Statement for April 1907 Evening Star
The Evening Star reports April 1907 editions total 57 940 copies with a daily average of 2 229. Statement sworn May 1 1907 by General Manager Be B McKee and notarized by W B Ledbetter.
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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1907
Page
4
The Evening Star reports April 1907 editions total 57 940 copies with a daily average of 2 229. Statement sworn May 1 1907 by General Manager Be B McKee and notarized by W B Ledbetter.
Subscribed readers are told the date on their Evening Star address label shows payment status. If the label reads 6/3 11, the subscription is due from January 1, 1908, over a year and a quarter. A date like 2laug07 indicates payment to next August, and ij an08 means renewal until next New Year. Readers may remit to change the date and are asked to report mismatches for accuracy.
An editorial argues that newspaper sermons cannot replace a real church sermon and warns that readers may skip church if they have already read a sermon. It praises faithful worship and urges people to attend services, noting the uplifting effect of actual church attendance.
The Age-Herald notes a mix of positions from Birmingham in a broad discussion of Sunday school workers shaping religious and civic life. It highlights Hobson’s educational and naval ideas as influential and mentions Abe Ruef’s confession and hopeful signs arising from San Francisco.
An Eastern publication touts a home made cure for kidney and bladder troubles using Fluid Extract Dandelion Compound Karyon and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla. Adults take a teaspoonful after meals and at night with water, claimed to cleanse kidneys and ease rheumatic pain.
Mexica M F Doering and others reported a delightful Greensboro visit after attending the diocesan council of the Episcopal church. Bishop Beckwith and two reverends planned returns and views at Grace and St Michael churches with a next council to be held in Huntsville.
An article touts rheumatism as curable with new medical methods. It recommends antirheumatic tablets and a follow up liquid mixture, detailing ingredients and dosages to be prepared by a pharmacist and used for a month, claiming notable success even in resistant cases.
A reflection on mankind delaying beauty and pleasure each day, ignoring that life may end tomorrow and last moments are lost if not grasped now. The piece urges embracing the present and choosing meaning over postponement.
A compact reflection on conscience as a force stronger than fear or power, pointing to inner judgment as the ultimate judge in human affairs.
A testimonial from T. T. Hurst of 185 Cobb Street Anniston reports kidney and bladder relief after using Doan’s Kidney Pills bought at Wikle’s drug store. He asserts five or six boxes cured his serious trouble and endorses the medicine as the best on earth. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo lists Doan’s as the sales agent for the United States and warns to remember the name.
The report outlines an upcoming week of hearings and unveilings across the United States and Europe. Key items include Eddy case proceedings in Concord New Hampshire, a Bugley memorial in Raleigh North Carolina, the National Association of Manufacturers meeting in New York, and international diplomacy events in Paris Dublin and Vienna. The note also mentions a Bon de Castelllano divorce appeal, a Baptists convention, the Lake Mohonk arbitration conference, and a Gordon memorial dedication in Atlanta.
A chronology of notable events: Montreal founded by Maisonneuve in 1642. Loyalists in 1781 to 1783. Napoleon proclaimed emperor in 1804. British possession of Anholt in 1800. Caroline Murat died in 1839. Czar Nicholas II born in 1869. Sioux City flood in 1892. Turkey Greece armistice in 1897. Battleship Alabama launched in 1898.
Catarrh believed constitutional disease, not local. Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo, Ohio is advertised as a systemic treatment taken internally. The firm offers 100 dollars for any uncured case and promotes accompanying Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
The Evening Star offers quick, easy access to rental and real estate listings. Want ads provide immediate results with a positive service and low relative cost for seekers and advertisers.
Nature and funds yearly enhance the resort with better weather, increased patronage, refreshed rowing on moss-free water, a new bowling alley, merry-go-round, updated bathing suits, new boats, and a miniature railway run by J A Hulsey. Coupon tickets offer discounts on all pleasure activities and picnic areas remain free.
A New York woman reared in gentility married an adventurer with many ups and downs. She stayed by him through poverty and disgrace, took a room near Sing Sing to be near him, and helped secure a sentence commutation. Later she abandoned him after learning all his love letters to her were copies of letters to his first wife.
A consumer outlines a plan to buy a gas range and adjust daily routine to sleep half an hour later each morning, aiming for a smoother start and improved kitchen efficiency.
A public letter from City Hardware Company urges customers to buy locally. The notice criticizes a competing store for inflated pricing and promotes City Hardware products and prices, claiming savings of 20 percent and stressing local industry support. It cites accessories like Columb buggies Charter Oak stoves and Buck's ranges and notes annual sales of $200,000.
A terse public notice directs readers to call 72 for information relating to coal or drugs and cites R O Watson as the contact. The brief item omits additional details or context.
A brief item notes coal to burn for a 59 model telephone system, listing MH2-TF as a reference code and supplier details for the model Tee Co. allocations.
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