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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1907
Page
3
The note urges buying a sealed Arbuckles ARIOLA package to grind at home for fresh flavor. It warns roasted coffee loses strength when exposed to air and warns against loose coffee sold in bags or tins as dusty or soiled by handling.
The ad touts lamb or chops as the season's tastiest meat and promotes beef veal and pork, along with dressed poultry and other meats. A full line of canned goods for soups is also offered and the seller requests trade.
The eleventh session of the Associated Harvard Clubs opened at Hotel Cadillac in Detroit on May 31. Delegates from Middle West clubs, eastern states and Canada attend with aims to merge into a single organization. A dinner will cap the meeting with presidents Eliot Angell and Thwing among the honored guests.
A visitor refused a pocket search in the British Museum coin room where a rare Sicilian coin vanished. After a sweep failed to locate it, the missing piece was found in the floor and the man produced a second mint perfect specimen to explain his insistence on being searched.
Farmers from across the United States will attend the National Dairy exposition at Chicago’s Union Stock Yards in October. The event, tied to the national corn show at the Coliseum, will feature dairy sanitation demonstrations, thoroughbred cows, expert lectures, and ten thousand dollars in cash prizes plus medals.
An Eskimo legend describes the angakos visiting Sedna the goddess of the sea and the dead. He passes through the assis sut dwellings, then crosses a slippery abyss. Sedna’s house is guarded by fierce animals, seals or dogs, and a knife edge bridge tests him inside.
A humorous dialogue features De Hitt Nix Hix Dix and others debating cleverness, work, attire, and luck. The exchange riffs on judging by appearance, a birthday desk mishap, and a professor married to an heiress as a humorous contrast.
An advertisement extols Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a wholly malted grain product distilled by a secret method for quality and flavor. It claims antitoxin and tonic properties, suitability for all ages, and urges buyers to seek the genuine sealed bottle with the Old Chemist mark, price one dollar.
Mrs. Mary A. Ruch of Burlington Kansas aged about 70 reports a years long stomach catarrh that kept her from sleeping. After taking Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey she regained rest and health, noting the medicine eased a lingering cold and provided lasting relief. She urges others with similar troubles to try the tonic and praises its distinct quality. Burlington Kansas January 28 1907.
The excerpt sketches Donald the fisherman dressing fly hooks and a playful exchange with a crony about natural lures. A second fragment shows a disputed engagement ring remark where a belle defends her title against a rival with a cool retort.
The sun’s heat varies greatly and can be one sixth higher at times, enough to explain very cool summers or warm winters on Earth. The sun is the primary driver of Earth's weather, according to Treader Magazine.
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