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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1902
Page
4
The Populista of Calhoun County executive committee met and decided to dissolve the organization and return to the Democratic party. They pledge to follow party laws and support nominees, aiming to restore harmony, strength, and unity to the Democrats in the county.
Capt James Crook shown as modest yet potential political figure who may be pressed into office in Alabama. The piece notes his reluctance to run and praises his merit, with remarks on future political honors being possible. Also mentions Joley's Kidney Cure and a Southern Railway excursion offer to Asheville in August 1902 with return by August 25.
A fragmented essay argues the violin possesses a soul akin to a woman's inner life and suggests harmony depends on a single master, comparing musical and romantic dynamics. It posits that violins respond to one skilled player and laments women's temptations and sorrows linked to false lovers.
Observers declare the U S S Illinois the standout among battleships at Spithead with superior gun power and armor. Comparisons to Britain’s London show the Illinois favored in armament and protection, and some British officers say they would back Illinois in a duel given equal crews.
A concise meditation on liberty equality and fraternity as guiding ideals amid social unrest and moral duties for philanthropists. The piece questions who remains unmoved by calls for greater fraternity and who will overlook the promise of equality in troubled times.
Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh in all stages as a constitutional treatment that acts on blood and mucous surfaces to destroy the disease's foundation. The ad promises 100 dollars for any failure and invites testimonials from J. F. Coenry & Co. Toledo Ohio and notes Hall's Family Pills as best.
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