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Anniston Evening Star in Anniston, Alabama

22 Jul 1901

Page 8

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Anniston Evening Star

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Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1901

Page

8

Man's Duty to Mankind and the Golden Rule

A sermon links the Golden Rule to Christ's teachings as the supreme social standard. It traces negative morality from ancient philosophers to Confucian, Greek, and Roman thought, then argues for a Christian sociology that unites individuals as a body. It condemns selfish capitalism and socialism alike, urging Christ-centered labor, education, and reform through "All things whatsoever ye would" as universal law.

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Jesus Christ James Seocrates Aristotle gAmong Seneca Cicero Egypt Christ Pharaoh Herod Pilate Shylock
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Realty firm drives summer ads for Anniston properties

Locke Mountain and Cc announce a rush of property listings for Anniston with a plan to publish a concise weekly list. They seek owners to list homes and land between the railroad and Brown street and note two new 7 room houses on Quintard avenue. They added A Dishman as salesman to show properties and collect rents. The Leighton avenue lot now lists at 750 after a prior 650 sale. They offer farms timber and mineral lands and insure fire coverage with top companies. They tout heavy advertising and invite patronage. They also price a 25 room hotel lease with furniture for sale at collector price.

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West Anniston Brown Street
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