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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1911
Page
2
The piece argues that the Democratic party cannot oppose tariffs in some regions and support them in others. It condemns inconsistent positions and urges renunciation of opposition if protection is right, insisting Democrats should apologize to Republicans if they abandon their long held stance.
The Birmingham Ledger argues the 1908 Democratic platform aims at a revenue tariff without incidental protection and asserts no Democratic reformer supports tariff protection. It notes the party favors a revenue-based tariff but not a law framed to protect any industry.
The piece argues that if free raw materials are right and democratic they belong on the free list. It urges the Democratic House to back a free list bill, listing wood as a necessity and warning against compromising the party pledge. It stresses securing Western votes for a 1912 victory.
A compact list notes events and births across years. It records 1805 peace with Tripoli, 1808 birth of Jefferson Davis, 1861 Beauregard takes command at Manassas, 1864 Federal defeat near Cold Harbor, 1865 Hobson sinks the Merrimac, 1808 Sir Robert Gillespie Reid dies in Montreal, and 1910 Gomez inaugurated as president of Venezuela.
Taft plans Baltimore visit for Cardinal Gibbons jubilee observances. He then goes to New York for a Sunday school parade review and a banquet address. Texas prohibition rally in Fort Worth signals a statewide vote next month amid numerous conventions and royal and international events.
A quip filled regional note from Atchison Kansas on gender roles and domestic dynamics. The piece contrasts country and town husbands and observes kin visiting patterns after marriage while urging readers to read the want ads in the Atchison Globe for practical results.
Anniston resident M M Mapp cites relief from back pain and kidney discomfort after using Doan s Kidney Pills bought at J L Wikle s drug store. He reports two or three boxes sufficed and recommends the remedy, noting Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole U S agents and the price at 50 cents. Remember the name Doan s.
An advertisement touts a $3.50 recipe free for weak kidneys that ends bladder pain and back ache. It claims rapid improvement within a week and offers to mail a copy to Dr. A. E. Robinson in Detroit, promising harmless ingredients and self cure at home.
The Altoona Tribune notes that beavers formed a vast dam in a valley long before white settlers arrived, washing rich mud into the structure. When the water eroded, 640 acres of land lay flat like a table top where Dubois now stands.
A Chicago News excerpt depicts a kind woman giving a hobo a slice of apple pie as he discusses his hardships. He notes winter hunger and cold for roaming while summer offers occasional work from strangers. The dialogue uses dialect to portray his wary, seeking livelihood.
Mrs Pride asks her husband to take a bird to the shop to match it with proper poultry as the cook warns of short supply. The note appears in the London Mail.
R O Watson advertises winter coal supply offering best grades at the most reasonable prices. Call phone number 2 to discuss details and place orders with Watson.
Publication order issued in Calhoun County Alabama court directing Andrew Allen alias Andy Allen to answer the bill of complaint by June 12, 1911. If no answer, a decree pro confesso may be entered after fifty days. Clerk: A. H. Shepperd. May 13 1911.
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