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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1907
Page
4
The statement lists total April print run at 67 940 and average daily circulation at 2 229 for the Evening Star. EB McKee, General Manager, certifies the figures as accurate to the best knowledge, dated May 1, 1907, before Notary MW Ledbetter in Spokane.
A Roosevelt criticism in a magazine piece prompts Dr. William J. Long to demand a public apology. Long defends his claim about a white wolf and caribou, challenging the president to retract his personal attack and affirm fair treatment.
A dealer notes that ink in engravings and etchings hardly dries, with Rembrandt and Laurer prints among the few that truly dry. He warns collectors that aging prints retain moisture, leaving telltale marks if rubbed, and explains why prints are kept in precisely fitted boxes to avoid damage.
Yale University professors Morace Fletcher Chittenden and Irving Fisher report experiments on thorough chewing reducing meat craving and boosting working power. Nine healthy Yale students showed doubled physical output and improved mental capacity under strict mastication and appetite guidance. A separate study of 49 flesh eaters and abstainers indicated those eating little meat had greater endurance, with Fisher continuing further investigations.
Champ Clark predicts Bryans will win big at Jamestown as Alabama forgone exhibit draws attention. The piece notes graft findings from Atlantic to Pacific, suggesting corruption may lie closer to home than Denmark.
President Garrett of the Sea board Air Line announces all trains will stop for five minutes at one oclock on Monday to honor Jefferson Davis. The gesture pays tribute to the Southern patriot on a great road.
The British Museum houses three Bible copies written on the leaves of the fap palm. It is astonishing how many materials have carried writings from oyster shells to flat bones bricks tiles ivory lead copper and iron showing early book diversity.
The article argues early training in kindness and sociability fosters advancement and happiness. It notes that a warm heart trapped behind an icy exterior forms an unfortunate barrier, often due to limited social contact in rural upbringing. Cultivating goodwill and helpful spirit opens the hard exterior for genuine self-expression.
Flying Childers died in 1741 at twenty six and Eclipse died in 1780 at twenty five. Eclipse was never beaten. Tie was famed for strength and endurance, and a postmortem showed his heart weighed fourteen pounds.
An ad proclaims catarrh as a constitutional disease and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio. It claims internal dosing from 10 drops to a teaspoonful, targets blood and mucous surfaces, offers one hundred dollar cure proofs, and cites druggist sales at 75 cents along with Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Harry Roberts pitched a standout game for Anniston, fanning 17 in 29 batters against the Beavers in yesterday's opener of a four game series with the Turks on local dirt. Walsh showed well for Bessemer, while cautious beaver batters struggled against Roberts' mesmeric delivery. box score follows.
In travel writing the author notes American wagon wheels used hickory, a wood unknown abroad, giving strength with lighter mass. He contrasts European wagons with heavier wheels and claims American design advantages due to hickory’s properties.
A brief exchange shows Pepley easing strict discipline with his young son. He recalls past monthly purchases of slippers for himself and new pants for the child, noting he now curbs spending for economy.
Shreveport and Birmingham face off while Memphis plays Atlanta and New Orleans meets Nashville. Little Rock travels to Montgomery as all teams seek decisive results in today’s schedule.
Results show Cincinnati defeated St Louis 1 to 0. Boston edged Brooklyn 8 to 5. New York beat Philadelphia 15 to 1.
Cleveland beats Detroit by four, Chicago edges St. Louis by one, Boston shuts Philadelphia 0 4, Boston wins 3 4 in second game, Washington dogs New York 0 2, Philadelphia 4.
Fragmentary scores show Savannah 4 over Macon 2 and Jacksonville 2 defeating Columbia 1, with Augusta and Charleston tied 0 0. No context or dates given.
The record lists outcomes from three games with Columbus 0 Gulfport 6, Mobile 1 Vicksburg 0, and Meridian 2 Jackson 3, showing Gulfport and Jackson the winners in their matches.
Fragmentary reference describes a day like April 1 with pranks and messages to certain individuals. It mentions a luncheon at a department and a court or official consideration on March 1. The text is incomplete and unclear about exact events or participants.
The piece notes Calcutta's main artery Chauringh as humanity’s oldest street with a 3000 year lineage. It began as a famed pilgrims’ route and likely served as such long before pyramid construction.
Four male stenographer posts were advertised on April 11 offering 75 dollars a month with possible promotion to 150 dollars. A second call on the 16th offered 50 dollars monthly with promotion prospects. A further opening is known. Young men and women urged to enroll at Madden's Business College for day or night courses.
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