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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1901
Page
4
Anniston notes a solid year in business and manufacturing with Alabama’s growth in pace. It points to science progress such as Repzozone for typhoid fever and cholera in the coming fifty years, then cites Indianapolis Sentinel on a pardon scandal involving Senator Beveridge and Governor Durbin, praising the governor’s refusal to yield to corruption and urging similar duty in other cases.
Homer Hall of West Point Indiana credits King’s New Discovery for Consumption with curing his severe lung illness after physicians gave up. He reports weighing 2237 pounds and endorses the remedy for coughs colds and lung troubles. Trial bottles offered by McKilreith Drug Co.
Editorial condemns re enactment of the 1892 Chinese exclusion law. It denounces anti Chinese sentiment as unjust, calls for open doors in China while opposing restrictions at home, and urges a strict exclusion act with enforceable provisions to safeguard American labor and morals.
A dated essay argues dramatized novels especially semi historical works elevate stage literature. It notes the novelist’s character work assists playwrights while urging fidelity to tone and atmosphere to enhance the stage. The piece foresees greater elegance, breadth, and lofty intention in theater through literary dramatization.
A motivational piece argues that success favors persistent hunters over waiting laggards. It cites Hobson and the harbor at Santiago as examples, urging readers to seek opportunities rather than rely on luck. The text emphasizes action, determination, and not waiting to be invited in.
A vivid diary style sketch recalls Elreeva and Jimmie as the dwindling old guard at Calhoun Club. They note the deserted streets, drafty door, and a day spent drafting taunt responses for a janitor to use if neighbors call. The scene ends with plans to return, a quitting note, and a mock salute to camaraderie.
Under a December 23 1901 probate decree in Calhoun County Alabama L J Hawkins petitions for partition of lands. On January 18 1902 at noon the city hall door in Anniston will sell Lot 17 Block 132 fronting 60 feet on Gurnee Street for cash to divide among joint owners per court order. Witness December 28 1901 W F Johnston Commissioner 2wd.
An advertisement lists Sterling Silver glove button hooks at 15e for 25ets, ebonoid handled items with silver mounts and brushes priced at 19¢, and sterling silver handles offered at 25cts for 50cts, along with various tools including files and knives.
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