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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1903
Page
4
The text applauds American material advance and rapid growth in education. It notes rising university numbers, student pools, and high quality work, urging scholars to consult American writings. It highlights Chicago as a center not only for food but for mind and literature.
President Ayers of Cincinnati University presents a case for advantages in higher education reform. He argues that policy changes will boost access, funding, and research opportunities while urging careful implementation and accountability.
The piece notes coeducation has grown not from fewer opportunities for women but from women's reluctance to pursue extended practical training. It argues that women avoid sciences due to a belief labor is undignified and domestic economy is neglected. It urges viewing occupation as honorable and stresses that coeducation cannot erase innate gender boundaries.
People going away for the summer or any time can have The Ao Star mailed to them at no extra charge. The price by mail equals the carrier rate. Call Telephone 68 or write a post to The Star, and the paper will be sent regularly.
At tomorrow afternoon’s meeting citizens discuss incorporating the Commercial club. Support grows for an incorporated, responsible organization with several prominent business men pledging stock. The move would place all stock and establish a stronger structure.
The Iron Age notes a fuel efficient oil burning system used on a Dutch East Indies steamer. Oil is pumped from a storage tank warmed by exhaust, sent to condensers to save water, and heated to 200 degrees before ignition. Spiral air guides and a controlled front-end furnace optimize heat with minimal air blast.
Defense argues moon impact influenced Koapp’s mind to kill. Lawyers appear as crazy as bed bugs, a claim of sanity under dispute while no one knows how crazy bed bug is.
Sixteen Black individuals and white picnickers clashed in a county stable when asked to desist from lewd conduct in front of women. Three white men Patrick Kerns Samuel Kelly and William Piele were seriously wounded. Miss Cora Meyers injured as bricks and missiles flew. Five Black suspects arrested.
In Jersey City Henry Heidecke awoke to a scream and found his six year old son Frederick missing from the crib. He believes a dream caused him to move the child into a bureau drawer while asleep to protect him from burglars. The boy was found safe in the bureau top drawer after a second cry.
An advertisement proclaims a dangerous infant disease is curable with Chamberlain's Coke Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and castor oil. urges use as directed on each bottle and claims a certain cure, sold by J. L. Wikle.
The advertisement promotes Newbro’s Herpicide for 10 cents per application at Finley’s Barbershop next to Love Drag Co, claiming it destroys the germ causing dandruff.
A note urges readers to order wood from R. O. Watson for cooking fuel even in hot weather. Contact phone 72 to arrange delivery or pickup.
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