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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1909
Page
2
Remittance recipients redirected from individuals tied to the Star to Anniston Publishing Company, clarifying payout channel and reducing direct payments to personnel listed with the Star.
Fragmentary remark notes a contrast between worldwide selfishness and a yearly Christmas spirit. Mentions Mr. Zelaya described as smooth yet uncertain and labeled a demagogue aligned with the United States.
The piece urges last minute shoppers to complete Christmas purchases now, noting the approach of the holiday and the need to buy promptly to avoid missing out. It stresses urgency and quick action for timely gifting.
Frank A. Munsey says his Sunday afternoon newspaper ventures in Washington City Baltimore and Philadelphia are financially successful. He does not disclose specific profits or details of the Sun day afternoon newspaper’s performance.
A miscellany recalls yuletide duties as families settle bills and gifts. It notes rising turkey prices and a two year panic’s end, Lineville’s narrow amendment victory, booming divorce courts, and upcoming Christmas shopping days. Zelaya is labeled a bandit amid wealth amid political critique.
A writer argues that kindness to humanity favors adopting a simple life in civilized countries this time of year, stating the Christmas season’s bustle outstrips even Africa’s big game hunting in exertion.
The Star announces no edition on Christmas Day as workers receive a holiday and notes the next Saturday issue will be January 1, 1910, marking the year end of 1900.
The Montgomery Journal urges young men to stay in the South. It argues the region will become the richest and greatest in the world, predicting the rise will be visible to those living today.
Advertisement notes high grade coal at low prices with prompt delivery offered by R. O. Watson contactable by telephone number 72 dated November 1951.
The record enumerates historical moments from 1848 arrivals in New York to 1907 Canada relief funding and Jamaica earthquake aid. It lists figures like John Lovelace, George Washington, and Thomas Purse with brief notes on their roles and dates, including constitutional milestones and railway development.
Professor Joseph John Thomson born near Manchester on December 18 1856. He became Cavendish professor at Cambridge University in 1884 succeeding Clerk Maxwell and Lord Raleigh. His Cavendish research earned honorary degrees from Glasgow Cra cow Princeton Johns Hopkins and others.
Advertisement for a cold cure claiming instant results with laxative bromide quinine tablets. Offers refund if ineffective. Features the EF and Druggist guarantee and Grove's signature on each box. Mentions price 25 cents.
Trade brief announces high grade coal at reasonable prices with prompt delivery by R O Watson phone 72 and a Miss Grant trimmed hats sale at half price Deel 72t with a November 5 reference.
Special Correspondence reports the death of King Leopold II of Belgium marking the end of a volatile and notorious reign. The article recalls his famed pleasures and brutal Congo rule, his turbulent marriages and children, and his reputation as Europe’s merry monarch and a patron of risk takers and night life.
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