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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1902
Page
6
An editorial urges Ihle to hold public meetings with press and pulpit support to pressure for a permanent settlement of the coal issue. It cites New Zealand strikes and reforms as a model, argues strikes are unnecessary under just laws, and promotes ballot power as self defense. It also questions male suffrage and suggests women should lead voting reform.
British critic Adrian Ross argues poetry wanes when age dictates form. He contends poets must study the music of verse and that inspiration without technique is useless. He observes shifting literary fashions across Elizabethan, Restoration, and Queen Anne eras.
A wife learns restraint to avoid conflicts with her husband and his friends, reserving reproach for major issues. She avoids criticizing children’s fathering and uses tact as the key to domestic success, while remaining honest when necessary.
The text urges daily ordinary work as the path to good citizenship. It warns that those who wait for dramatic battles or shocks to prove worth are unlikely to be good, while those who act hastily without thought may become bad.
A Savannah Georgia railroad superintendent lauds P P P as a tested remedy ending long dyspepsia and all forms of debility. He claims three bottles restore appetite and vigor, and he endorses Lippman Brothers Savannah for distribution. The advertisement touts P P P as a solely vegetable tonic curing blood poisoning rheumatism catarrh malaria and more.
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