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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1907
Page
8
Fragmented ad notes a sale of a single pair of curtains and limited odd curtains in perfect condition and mentions a bleached sleeveless vest and knit items in all sizes. It lists prices around 25 dozen Indies and references window fittings. This appears as a local classified style notice.
Two or three furnished or unfurnished rooms for rent close in. Address Qlone Ta care of Star. For rent 20-room two story brick dwelling in good condition with all conveniences at corner Mh and objects. Apply J H Kaplan my2-tt.
Barometer 29.99 at 7 am. Temperature 68. Precipitation 54. Southeast wind at 2 mps. Low 63 at 3 am. High 86 at 2 pm. Cloudy conditions. Forecast shows showers tonight and Sunday.
A dialogue satire complains about will bills and charity, noting they reach bachelor clubs to deter men from reckless matrimony choices.
Witty exchange about a woman adding a postscript to a letter. The ungallant man jokes she uses the postscript to shape the reader’s thoughts and claim the last word. The quip plays on social etiquette and implied gender dynamics.
The fifth annual regatta of the American Rowing Association drew large crowds along the Schuylkill River as Yale Cornell and Pennsylvania crews joined New York Brooklyn Washington Baltimore and Philadelphia clubs. Twelve one mile races including junior collegiate and interscholastic events were listed with cups and shields at stake and finals expected late afternoon.
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A writer contrasts Pliny the Younger describing youths with a critique of today’s American youth. The passage notes how the young are seen as shrewd and self-important, lacking awe for others, and compares ancient virtues to contemporary behavior.
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