Circulation Statement for April 1907 Evening Star
The April 1907 circulation report shows 67 040 total copies printed and an average daily circulation of 2 220. The statement is sworn by General Manager EB B. Ker and witnessed by Notary Public BW Ledbetter on May 1, 1907.
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The
Evening Star
M Ker
Jeneral
Ledbetter
Alabama
Calhoun
Gy Cooper
E. T. Allen
Notary Publie
T. P. Howle
T. H. Burton
Notice to Mail Subscribers at Evening Star
Friday May 24 1907 notice explains how the date on the address label shows subscription status. It describes examples where dates indicate due or prepaid status and urges subscribers to request changes by remittance and report mismatches to ensure accuracy.
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Evening Star
Father explains halves with simple math example
A father asks his son to imagine an apple split in half and then a half given again, revealing the boy would end up with a whole apple. He then applies the idea to halves of a dollar, the boy replying that he would have a fit.
General Knyphausen Seeks Sail Past America
Hessian commander Knyphausen aboard Lord Howe's ship during the 1776 voyage to America criticizes the voyage length and asks if the fleet could sail past America during the very dark nights. The tale notes his strict discipline and limited sea and geography knowledge.
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Knyphausen
America
Lord Howe
Detroit Prep Press
Divorce Wanted Scene at Lawyer Office
A sobbing girl asks a lawyer for a divorce from her parents in a terse scene set in a lawyer’s office. The exchange centers on the child seeking legal separation from her father and mother.
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Lawyer's Office
Mr. Blank
East and West Interactions Shape U S Higher Education
A historical view notes that early American higher education centered in the East with sectarian roots, while Western state universities expanded broad training. The author stresses national cohesion through elite eastern universities like Yale Harvard and Princeton and warns against excessive local specialization that could weaken science and letters and risk political disruption.
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West
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Republic of Letters
A Tax For Heiresses Who Marry Foreigners
Ex Secretary of the Navy Morton argues for a tax on incomes Americans carry to Europe after marrying foreign nobles. He says the wealth created by American industry should stay in the United States and not enrich idle nobility abroad.
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Ipl Morton
The
United States
America
Europe
A Penny Saved and Spent for Worthwhile Ends
A writer argues that true economy means saving from waste and using funds for good. He contends that self denial harms the body and mind, urging full living while avoiding leaks and miserliness.
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Benjamin Franklin
Lse
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Constitutional Cure
An advertisement asserts catarrh is a constitutional disease needing constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co claims to cure by acting on blood and mucous surfaces, offering $100 if unresolved, with circulars and testimonials. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Betters Learn You Can Bet Both Ways Across River
Story recalls Daniel Webster and Secretary Tazewell in a Potomac wager where Branch wins two hats by proving a man on one side is on the other. Webster later bets Branch, who admits being on neither side, paying for two hats to learn the lesson of misapplied bets.
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Daniel Webster
Tazewell
Jackson
Potomac
Webster
Branch
Daniel
Misplaced Philanthropy at New York Dinner
A famed philanthropist lamented a charity's collapse during a New York dinner, saying it failed from its own fault and was mis taken. He recounted an Irish eviction anecdote about a poor woman to illustrate misplaced aid and gratitude.
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New York
Ireland
Treland
New York Tribune
Louisville Nashville announces Norfolk round trip tickets
The Louisville and Nashville Railway offers round trip fares to Norfolk Virginia for Jamestown Exposition visitors. Tickets use diverse routes with stopover privileges. For details, contact the writer by mail or telephone.
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Louisville & Nashville
Norfolk
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