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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1907
Page
8
A new process yields natural flavors praised as delicate and grateful. Dr Price s Favorings are claimed to be conscientiously commended as representing perfection in every respect. One trial demonstrates their excellence.
A Philadelphia apprentice wins a ship auction for five dollars, gaining the Dorothea and her cargo. The ship sparks a maritime legend as its owners later name a yacht Dorothea to honor the family legacy while the farmed business expands. The Dorothea’s tale ties to insurance auctions and the Cramps shipbuilding firm.
Mr and Mrs J E Johnson of Shefield are in the city visiting Capt and Mrs A A Jett. Miss Nellie Wolsoncroft leaves for Gainesville Ga to visit relatives for several weeks. Miss Marie Harrison of Talladega is guest of Miss Josie Wilson on Leighton Ave. Miss Lucy Houser, lately at Belmont College Nashville, returned home. A recital at Col W H McKleroys home by Mr Thompson pupils promises to be a musical event tonight.
Our Mr Lubin returns from New York and eastern markets with a large lot of first class goods. Visit to compare bargains and see if our claim holds. Prices listed below include several items and values.
The report shows a rainy day with temperatures from 65 to 79 degrees. Winds are south at 4 miles per hour with showers forecast tonight and Saturday.
Memphis defeats Birmingham 4 to 3 in a tense pan contest. Shreveport plays Atlanta while Memphis travels to Nashville. Little Rock faces Birmingham and New Orleans visits Montgomery in a spread of matchups.
Cincinnati eight Brooklyn zero Pittsburg zero Philadelphia three St Louis four Boston one Chicago five New York two.
Yesterday’s results list Cleveland five, Philadelphia nine, Detroit ten, Washington D C, St Louis six, and Boston zero.
A fragmentary tale describes a boy named Helmholtz and others asked to time a town clock. The narrative notes the final clock reading twelve hours ten repeats and fifteen seconds after walking back, marking a curious old measure and scientific curiosity.
The article blends a quirky note on English etchings with political tax reform by Asquith proposing lower incomes tax and higher duties for hereditary estates. It also mentions a volcanic site west of Diurtoest and a population figure for the United Kingdom with life insurance totals around 2 billion pounds and premiums near 207 million.
The Dorothea, unfinished at the owner's death, was bought by the government early in 1808 at a high price. After the war ended no naval duty suited her, yet authorities kept her, until naval reserves argued they owned the vessel and she was retained by the Navy.
A boy converts prayer night to a moral test when he withholds blessing from his father. His mother prompts him to pray for papa, prompting the father’s return and the boy’s decision to rise and face the moment despite fear.
In a restaurant scene a guest requests Welsh rarebit, broiled lobster, imported ale, and mince pie. The waiter is asked to write and sign the order as an alibi for the house to show the coroner.
A reader reports a daily pattern where waking triggers gas range activity followed by a half hour of sleep loss each morning. The note notes potential disruption to routine and energy levels.
Oxford baseball teams celebrate two wins with scores 11 to 5 and 10 to 0 against A. P. C. teams. Ice cream festival last night drew a good crowd and raised a few dollars for the boys.
In Boston May 24 the New England association of school superintendents held its annual spring session at the Boston Latin school. The program centered on expanding public education and the state’s role in its further extension.
A long sale listing dresses, mens and boys suits, hats and trimming items with bargain prices. Items include boys wash suits up to 75 cents, men's wool and all wool suits as low as 9.98, millinery hats, kids leghorn hats, silk and lawn fabrics, pins and combs at reduced prices. Many items claim values well above sale prices.
Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Dubin return from New York and Jamestown and are at home on Quintard Avenue.
The Black Sea hosts an unusual ecological condition where scavengers on the seabed are absent, leaving carcasses to decompose and emit ammonia carbonate and hydrogen sulfide. The hydrogen sulfide-rich water, reaching from depths of 1227 fathoms up to near the surface, renders most life impossible except for bacteria. This unique state parallels ancient sedimentary conditions on early sea bottoms.
A remark contrasts sleepless nights with caring for a newborn to a six month polar night in Greenland. The quote reflects humorous, quaint expression and Goethe’s wry voice on ordinary troubles.
Lists north bound and northbound routes from Atlanta with connections to Rome Chattanooga Knoxville Jacksonville Piedmont and Heflin. Shows times such as 8:27 7:55 9:53 am and 6:27 2:47 am with additional 7:32 am 10:07 4:47 10:02 7:17 am 4:07 pm.
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