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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1907
Page
8
The report lists temperatures 70 and 74 with a high of 104 and a low of 65. Wind from the southeast at 3 miles per hour. Clouds with showers and cooler tonight. Saturday partly cloudy. Official in Charge W. F. Clarke.
A public letter to the mayor questions a promised sewer project and calls for an honest confession. The author, referencing ink from the Evening Star and Sam Ingram, urges clear answers before a congressional race.
A Washington science bureau mathematician notes the number 142 857 as unique. When multiplied by any integer from 1 to 6 the products contain the same digits in the same order, with a rotated leading digit. Multiplication by 7 yields 000 900, ending the pattern.
Reports show a Berlin bricklayers lockout over an eight hour day with unions holding funds for a long fight. Canadian rail labor demand grows with 69 000 workers needed. Manitoba miners form a labor party. new unions form to curb rent hikes in San Francisco. Norway lithographers seek wage parity after long apprenticeships. safety fund planned for consumptives in photo engraving. The Belfast conference rejects recognizing socialism.
Arthur Sewell and Zora Call wed in a Tuesday evening ceremony conducted by Rev. J. B. Keown. The bride, a Twinemont favorite, and the groom, a prominent merchant, received warm wishes from relatives and friends. Guests include Miss Nettie Crawford and Mrs. Fleming. plans call for a short honeymoon in Niston before settling in Oxford.
The article describes tiny natural phenomena from a spider’s silk thread capable of spanning cities to the minute details observed by Pasteur. It notes 200 live specimens in a parasite fragment, 4,000 lenses in a caterpillar and 25,000 lenses in a dragonfly eye, and mentions a single grain of musk perfuming a room for two decades.
A Kansas defense of its people contrasts witH a Gotham dinner tale. Senator Plumb of Kansas reportedly escaped a social gaffe at a Waldorf Astoria event. The exchange mocks regional pride and wit with references to fish courses and brain food.
Our Mr Lubin returns from New York and eastern markets with a large lot of first class goods. Visit to inspect bargains promises value whether you buy or not. Here are a few prices.
A crowded sale advertises wash suits for boys and girls, linens, percales, and up to date fabrics at fractions of their worth. It highlights hats, trimming, bundle items, wool suits for men, silk fabrics, lace, pins, fans, thread, and combs with bargain prices from a dollar to under a dollar, urging customers to visit and save.
A list of historical Jdates noting births such as John Brooks and Walt Whitman, and events including the Johnstown flood death toll, Jefferson Davis's burial, the Pretoria Peace, floods at Topeka, and the royal marriage of King Alfonso XIII and Princess Ena.
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