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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1907
Page
4
The circulation statement shows April 1907 total printed 57040 with a daily average of 2229. The tor of the Evening Star’s circulation for the month is sworn correct by general manager B B McKee and notarized by W Ledbetter on May 1 1907.
A collage of brief quotes and quips from newspapers including references to the akshi hat at mills in editorials, reform movements in Chicago, comments on humane leadership, czar and horse, urban trades, Shaw on wealth, and poverty humor.
A fragmentary selection from the Atchison Globe quotes thoughts on human nature work and social behavior. The lines touch on wicked thoughts job loss secrecy deception and the ease of drifting from home while noting the unpopularity of millionaires.
A discussion on grayscale photography notes that a color blind eye perceives only shades from white to black. The passage then extols the finest cigars from Cuba, grown in Vuelta de Abajo near Havana where river soil yields exceptionally graded tobacco leaves.
Palmyra, once a grand center among world cities, thrived briefly from 117 A D to 272 A D. The short-lived prosperity highlights the rapid rise and fall of ancient urban power.
Special to the Star Jacksonville May 9 41 The graduating exercises of the class of 1007 at the state normal school drew a large crowd in the college chapel. R J D McNeil of Talladega delivered the address and President Daugette spoke of the school’s growth from 2500 to 15000 annual appropriation, faculty rising to 15, enrollment expanding to about 600 with summer term starting tomorrow.
Anniston residents are urged to use Mi ona Moon stomach tablets to relieve indigestion and stomach distress. The Scarborough Deng Company guarantees a full refund if it fails to cure, offering risk free trials with pre meal and bedtime use to strengthen digestion.
New York May 31. RE. A. Harriman refused to speak about President Roosevelt's Indianapolis address. Asked for remarks, the financier replied Not now, and repeated the phrase to a Publishers' Press representative amid a barrage of questions.
A historical ad claims catarrh is a constitutional disease, not local, and touts Hall's Catarrh Cure from FL J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio as the sole constitutional option. It promises 100 dollar reward if it fails to cure, and urges readers to request circulars and testimonials from the firm. Local druggists sell the product for 75 cents.
The note suggests acquiring a gas range and adjusting morning routine to sleep an extra 30 minutes daily. It frames a practical daily habit change rather than a broader event.
The passage argues that today’s era marks a decisive, worldwide upheaval of the human soul aided by powerful unseen forces. It cites signs in art, science, and daily life, claiming spiritual phenomena draw people toward a deeper, shared inner awakening and that ancient knowledge is being handed down through the ages.
A Weather Bureau record summarizes June conditions from Clark’s data over a year. It lists mean temperature 77, highs to 95 on June 80 1905, lows to 60 on June 21 106, rainfall 4.82 inches, 11 days with at least .01 inch, and a 1.06 inch max in 24 hours on June 12 1906. winds SE at 4.2 mph with gusts to 51 mph from the West on June 6 1906. frost dates and cloud counts included.
An essay argues that mastering reading human nature rivals legal or medical knowledge for professionals. It highlights the skill of sizing up a person quickly and accurately assessing character as universally valuable across vocations.
Special to the Star reports Prince Sadanaru Fushimi of the Japanese imperial family sails from Liverpool for Canada en route to Japan. He plans to depart Vancouver on June 10 and may stop briefly in major cities along his continental crossing, to be greeted with royal honors.
Dorothy aged three expected a fairy boat and searched the ferry for fairies. Her mother explained there were no fairies aboard, leaving the child disappointed after the trip announcement.
Advertisement claims an instantaneous gas water heater will supply boiling water as soon as lit, anytime day or night, with constant operation.
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