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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1906
Page
4
Notary Pu of Calhoun County Alabama records the 1906 publication date and officer, T R Gordon, as the local editor and subscriber witness K W Ledbetter validates the notarial act in October 1906.
Emerson warned that action and reaction drive life and the New Orleans plague offered sanitary lessons. The Atlanta episode caused pecuniary loss and civic sacrifice, yet promised broader benefits and preventive insight for the country.
The writer advocates clamping down on vice and vagrancy to push Black residents from cities to agrarian life. He argues the negro belongs on farms, not in urban centers, and urges Atlanta to teach this lesson for social peace.
Anniston public schools show better conditions this year with no building congestion and no students turned away. The system has enough teachers, improved facilities, and better heating, thanks to board efforts and city cooperation, though further improvements would require more funds.
Mr Elmer B McKee welcomed as new manager of the Evening Star by Anniston Hot Blast he comes with extensive Pennsylvania newspaper experience his tireless work ethic praised as valuable to promoting the Star and the town's growth in the Journal’s view.
An old advertisement extols Burdock Blood Bitters as a herbal remedy that purifies the blood and clears the skin. It claims the product restores ruddy, sound health for women seeking a clear complexion.
The article recalls Schubert's failed recognition by Goethe and his later posthumous fame. It notes his poverty and longing, his hospital period composing most of the Miller Songs, and a rare bright period in Count Esterházy's castle where he found happiness and possible love with pupil Caroline.
A witty remark notes that a man’s good name carries less weight on an umbrella. The quip from American Spectator plays on reputation versus everyday items.
An advertisement extols a National Life Insurance policy as protection for orphans and widows, promising mortgage payoff, debt clearance, home creation, education, and financial security. It urges immediate purchase and directs readers to John L. Yeatman, district manager, Anniston, Alabama.
Sharks stalk the waters of Ceylon alarming Tamils and Moorten pearl divers who display remarkable endurance. Divers carry charms from shark binders who collect a government fee and receive a daily oyster allotment per boat. Noise and splashing largely keep sharks away, making accidents rare.
Offering on site wells with complete piping to any room including kitchen laundry bedrooms and bath for a moderate sum. We install necessary appliances and ensure water supply where city mains are unavailable. Ask us for details.
Friends of Colonel W. H. McKleroy announce his candidacy for City Council from Ward 1 and urge unanimous election. Any opposition should state it publicly in the daily press of this city.
A new grocery and meat department has been added under the supervision of Mr. Bob Seals. Only choice meats will be sold, promising a full range of grocery and meat products to meet customer needs.
Official program for the Fourth district convention lists devotional by C P Wood welcome by Prof Langston Kennedy and Cater addresses by Miss Minnie Kennedy and R L Cater sermon at 11 pm and 2 pm prayers and talks by Thomas Howell songs Election of officers at 7 30 pm with address by Rev J C Jenkins on Our International Work.
Advertisement for Foley's Honey and Tar claiming it cures obstinate coughs and expels the cold, noting mild laxative effect and a yellow package guarantee. Distributed by Elam, Ordway & Houser.
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