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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1906
Page
4
The article argues cities must strictly enforce vagrant laws to avoid crime and disgrace. It cites Atlanta’s failure leading to home invasions and violence against white families, urging Anniston and other cities to run vagrants out or assign work, regardless of race.
The Calhoun county community debates taxation and budgeting after the Tamil tax approval. Anniston voters supported the tax to aid county schools, yet city budget cuts trimmed local school funds. The Star urges hiring more teachers and funding the deficit next budget cycle.
Relief of Lucknow 1857, habeas corpus suspension 1562, Siege of Paria began 1870, Dreyfus case revision ordered 1898, General John M. Palmer death 1900 born 1817.
An ad touts Cooper's New Discovery as a universal remedy for internal parasites and tape worms. It cites a Cincinnati testimonial of a 30 foot worm removed in two days and notes strong sales and an agent reporting high customer satisfaction.
The report notes a barometer 30.08 inches and 7 am temperature 71 degrees. Wind from the southeast at 5 miles per hour. Lowest temperature 5 am was 69. Cloudy conditions with a forecast of rain tonight and Wednesday.
The article discusses the mystery surrounding the origin of spoons, noting their extreme antiquity and the lack of reliable data. It reflects on scarce evidence and the enduring use of spoons through history, highlighting questions about when and where the utensil first appeared.
A Tower of London relic, the coronation spoon, is described as the world's most remarkable spoon. The gold bowl and silver handle are studded with gems, split down the middle, valued at about £20,000 or more, reflecting the era's strict observances and etiquette.
A promotional notice extols Dr R V Pierce of Buffalo N Y and his Favorite Prescription as a safe non alcoholic cure for female weakness and debilitating drains. It claims professional endorsements and printed ingredients, plus free medical advice and a pellet product for stomach liver and bowels.
Boilermakers Tank Builders and Sheet Tron Workers at 14th Street Anniston Alabama solicit orders and promise first class workmanship with reasonable prices and patronage welcome.
Local drugstore promotion promises Smith's Sure Kidney Cure with a money back guarantee. A bottle costs 50 cents and is available at Scarbrough Drug.
The piece surveys spoon history from ancient origins to early modern forms. It notes scarce details on first use and origin, cites Creighton on a Saxon spoon found in Sarre, Thanet, and describes thirteenth to early eighteenth century changes including multi-part spoons and apostle spoons introduced around 1500 as baptismal gifts.
An unclear fragment lists Anniston Alabama or 8. D. Newman of Iron City Alabama with no identifiable event or context, leaving limited details on people or places involved.
A district agent Jno L Yeatman of Anniston Alabama promotes National Life Insurance Company policy emphasizing honesty, fair treatment and customer trust. The ad touts a Guaranteed Increasing Animal Dividend policy starting six percent and rising to fifteen percent with second premium, plus future profit participation.
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