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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1903
Page
4
Residents planning a stay away from the city can have The Evening Star mailed to them at no extra charge. The mail price equals the carrier price, and readers may call 68 or write to TheStar for regular delivery while away.
James A. Wilson, the negro tied to a race war at Danville, receives a lengthy sentence for attempted criminal assault after a rapid indictment and trial. The case reflects swift court action amid rising public demand for law enforcement. The report notes continued controversy and warnings about national waste and political dynamics following the case.
King Mig Co located at 1128 Noble Street advertises first class plumbing steam and gas fitting services. They also repair roofs gutters and specialize in sheet metal work. Advertisement appears in a 14-e od 1 mo.
The author argues that politics should not be the primary focus for Black people amid unequal economic and educational conditions. He notes other factors precede political prominence and asserts the reward for right living should apply universally, not setting a constant hope of reward for the Black race.
Two writers with the same material show divergent results. One uses imagination gaining spirit from books, another relies on technical recall. College training helps the imaginative writer gain bearings early and grow braver, broadening as problems increase.
The piece argues unions in New York City face severe drawbacks as strikes drive workers from the city and strain families. It calls for end to strikes, arbitration, and adherence to law, urging both unions and employers to follow the Golden Rule to protect industrial prosperity and avoid job loss.
A narrator recalls testing onion and lemon treatment during a yellow fever outbreak in New Orleans. He worked as a nurse at Common Street Hospital, using raw onions and lemons instead of the doctor’s medicine. He notes colleagues died, yet he remained healthy, prompting skepticism about medical remedies of the time.
Readers learn that Hall's Catarrh Cure is claimed to cure catarrh at all stages and is taken internally to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Proponents offer $100 for any unsuccessful case and invite testimonials with address in Toledo Ohio. Sold by druggists for 75 cents. Also Hall's Family Pills promoted.
Growers advertise a limited time sale of large palms and ferns at reduced prices. Quick growing vines for instant shade and a variety of small flowering and foliage plants are available. Visit at Nineteenth street and Blue Mountain avenue by F. J. Ulbricht.
Heavy hauling and moving of horse hold goods drayage offered with prompt attention by R O Watson contact phone 72 for service and pricing.
Advertises furnished rooms for gentlemen in Anniston Alabama. Describes desirable central location. Responds via P O Box 313.
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