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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1902
Page
7
By LT John Brodrick secretary for war, the Boer War makes real the long dream of a British Colonial Federation. He envisions empire as a voluntary association under one crown for mutual support and shared prosperity in South Africa and beyond, promising freedom and commercial gains to colonists.
Professor Robert T. Hill of the United States Geological Survey discusses the puzzling correlations in volcanic activity at distant sites like Martinique and St. Vincent. He notes limited knowledge of magma behavior, reliance on eyewitness accounts, and the need for months of study to understand eruption causes and future behavior. The piece emphasizes magma as a largely unsolved geologic problem.
Mrs M A Jolley of Noble Oklahoma writes she has used Herbine for years and cheerfully recommends it as the most perfect liver medicine and greatest blood purifier. Malaria cannot lodge when the liver is in perfect order, as its function prevents absorption of fever poisons. Herbine is a very efficient liver regulator. 5t c at J L Wikle and J B Privett Oxford Alabama.
Notice from city tax collector C L Quinn stating taxes are delinquent and will incur interest and costs after June 1. Readers are urged to settle to avoid extra expense.
Henderson North Carolina citizen J A Kelly recalls a summer dysentery attack treated with Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diazoreaea Remedy used per directions with complete satisfaction. The anecdote mirrors common neighborhood experiences and endorses the cure. Sold by J L Wikle.
Noal's ark is regarded as the earliest recorded ship, yet Egyptian paintings show vessels far older than 2840 B C. The ark, about seventy to eighty centuries ago, sits beside boats in Egypt built around the ark's era.
A church scene in Chicago News shows a minister telling a janitor he plans to exchange pulpits with Dr. Smith next Sunday. The janitor warns that Dr. Smith’s pulpit is the town’s most worn out furniture.
Mrs De Styles applies to copyright the conversations of her guests ensuring exclusiveness. The Baltimore Herald notes health as essential to duties and pleasures, asserting squandering it is folly.
A Boston reader reports curing sciatica and rheumatism using Ballard's Snow Liniment. The first application brought relief, the second delivered total relief. Available at J. L. Wikle and J. B. Privett in Oxford, Alabama, priced 25 and 1 dollar.
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