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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1903
Page
4
Citizens planning to leave the city for the summer can have The Evening Star mailed to them at no extra cost. The price by mail equals the carrier rate, with options to telephone 68 or write a post to arrange regular delivery. Continuous service ensured for travelers and residents alike.
A concise statement praising organized labor as a strong, influential force. It argues wages, rights, and reasonable hours have advanced, and stresses conservatism, unity, and fair employer relations as keys to sustaining labor’s power and public support.
Editorials defend Southern loyalty to the Union and patriotism. Citing 1813, Mexican, and Spanish-American wars, the pieces argue Southern soldiers enlisted early and served gallantly, despite regional customs and pride.
The text argues that steady pursuit of principle, reliance on a higher power, and calm thoughtful restraint build character. It warns against perpetual haste and reckless speed symbolized by driving and rushing, urging temperate action to govern strenuous modern life and protect republican government.
Dartmouth College President Tucker argues life is a sequence of actions aimed at ends. He warns desire-driven conflict splits powers and disintegrates, urging the pursuit of inner truth as the most necessary means to life’s ends.
The essay argues that superb roads promote commercial growth and social ties in rural Alabama. It compares ancient Rome’s road-building to modern needs, stressing road quality improves markets, freight efficiency, and farmer life, and calls for significant improvements.
An intense feud between Memphis morning editors has been amicably settled. Offending editorials have been withdrawn and both sides will refer to each other as our esteemed contemporary, signaling a peaceful path forward for regional press relations.
An old Ohio or Oxford newspaper blurb touts Chamberlain's Coke Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy with castor oil as a cure for infant diphtheria, claims cure is certain, and notes sale by J. L. Wikle. Also advertises a desirable three room light housekeeping suite and seeks a wife for companionship during husband’s absence, address X care Star.
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