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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1909
Page
10
Office of Publication listed at the Kline Building corner of Eleventh and Market Streets.
A regional analysis explains that 236 million acres from Maryland to Texas hold vast timber wealth, with two ownership classes and widespread waste. It warns that careless cutting, land clearing, and fire damage threaten future income and urges timber conservation and responsible stewardship to protect state life and resources.
John H H Finney of the Appalachian National Parent Association warns that Southern citizens bear a deep duty to manage and preserve the region’s forests. The call stresses wise use and care to ensure enduring timber wealth and a lasting regional resource.
The bride asks the groom why he is glad they married. He says he is glad because it will prevent him from making any more mistakes of that kind for the present. The light exchange captures a humorously fraught early marriage moment.
In a dry Arizona desert, a wooden shack is deemed more hygienic than a tent. The text argues tents confine air and lack ventilation, while a wooden structure with wire netting and woven branches provides light and better shelter.
Pastor Charles T. Russell of Brooklyn Tabernacle preaches in Richmond on Christmas themes. He highlights giving as godlike, notes Jesus born to fulfill a long planned salvation, and urges generosity to the needy while praising divine wisdom and love over fear.
The article reflects on Christmas as a message of good news for all people, explaining humanity’s fall, the resurrection hope, and the divine plan from Bethlehem to a Millennial Kingdom. It contrasts worldly dread with the promise of restitution through Christ and the Church, highlighting faith, sacrifice, and future blessings.
Jones and Smith discuss a social encounter at the Goodman mansion. They note entry requires either wealth or genius, and Jones claims he was invited. Smith jokes about Jones’s sudden wealth and asks for a loan of five pounds.
The water pump traces to a Grecian origin under Ptolemaic rulers 288 to 221 B C. Hero of Alexandria gives the oldest pump description. Later, German mining pumps yield to new designs in the sixteenth century, followed by rotating pumps in the seventeenth. Morland's plunger piston and De la Hire's double acting pump mark key advances.
A judge sentences a convicted man to ten years in a self built reception room as punishment. Lawyers plan an appeal citing cruel and unusual punishment. The piece also extols Victoria Falls as the Thunder Sounding Smoke, praising its beauty and dramatic scenery along the Zambezi.
An aphoristic remark notes that overemphasis dilutes emphasis, warning that trying to stress every element leads to diluted impact and lost clarity.
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