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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1903
Page
4
The passage riffs on Yale finances and future planning with quotes from Cleveland and Willis. It notes “out of politics” as a pivot, hints at biographers tracing a congressman’s life, and jokes that political life can be a second birth, not always enviable.
A health note claims deafness cannot be healed by local applications and ties cure to remedies for inflamed Eustachian tubes. It offers a cure for catarrh related deafness and cites a reward for non cures. The piece then recounts Christian Höhne Hojnecker born 1721 in Lübeck and his remarkable feats until his death in 1725 at age four.
The piece outlines evolving social ideals from absolute liberty to unity under religious doctrine. It argues power should serve the common good, not individuals, and that true social life comes from voluntary moral formation rather than force. It notes religious communities in America Russia and Canada living communally without oppression.
Sir Thomas Lipton argues that the United States leads globally and economically. He contrasts Anglo and American business practices, noting faster American contract delivery, easier access to information, and New York’s national connectivity versus London's hub status.
A testimonial from Robert Ward of Maxey's Ga cites relief from blood poison and skin diseases after using Botanic Blood Balm. The ad claims it cures eczema scabs scales pimples carbuncles scrofula and other malignant blood troubles and offers a free sample by mail from Blood Balm Co Atlanta Ga.
W B Wilson brother of the famous actor Francis Wilson is mentioned in a brief notice. The fragment highlights familial relation to the well known performer.
An advertisement extols Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey as an absolutely pure stimulant and tonic. It claims to strengthen nerves heart brain muscles blood and digestion and says it cures malaria and a range of illnesses from coughs to lung diseases while containing no fusel oil and being government recognized as a medicine.
The Aniston Evening Star plans a 100 page illustrated anniversary edition on December 15 featuring new photographs and updated views of Anniston and the surrounding district. The publication aims to promote the town as a desirable home and business location and encourages local support.
A Chicago Tribune quip depicts a moment where a mother questions a baby's weight and a father confirms with a boast about the scales he uses for weighing his catch. The playful exchange highlights parental pride and a humorous misstatement.
Dialogue snippet shows Cruel and Peppery debating cleverness as Freshhey repeats a line. The playful banter highlights questions of origin and perception in a short, comedic exchange.
The Star presents a World’s Fair guessing contest inviting readers to estimate dates exhibit openings and visitor numbers. Participants submit guesses aiming for closest totals with prizes announced in upcoming editions.
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