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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1911
Page
6
A 1911 column warns merchants about реклам schemes that promise attention but waste funds. It notes daily pressures from advertising fads and suggests a frugal, original approach as wiser use of the advertising budget.
The piece argues wise merchants should fund respectable local newspapers as prime advertising. It warns poor spenders waste money and harm campaigns, while steady patronage improves city media and public credibility.
The piece argues that genuine Democratic reform principles gain public trust and will provide a safe solution to national problems. It cites past mismanagement and corruption as catalysts, praises reformers like Martin Luther as enduring figures, and predicts a victorious path for Democrats in the 1902 campaign.
The document urges Congress to curb wasteful timber cutting by large lumber corporations. It warns that timber supplies will shrink in a few years if unchecked and public lands risk falling to corporations or speculators. It calls for protective measures to preserve forests for future demand.
The passage explains feather structure showing a main stem or midrib with a vane on each side. The vane is made of tiny featherlets or beards bound along the length from base to tip. A single feather can be separated to reveal a smaller featherlike form with fine edge fuzziness. St. Nicholae.
An advertisement offers swift hauling with telephone number 72 and urges contacting Watson for available teams, rigs, and men. The notice promises prompt handling of all loads and related services.
Key events listed include Cataragui Kingston founded 1678 Winfield Scott born 1786 and died 1866 Malta captured by Bonaparte 1798 the opening of United Parliament Kingston 1841 Confederate fast day 1861 Fugitive Slave Act repeal 1864 BC premiership resignation 1882 King Otto Bavaria 1886 and Charles K Hamilton flight 1910 from New York to Philadelphia and back with two stops.
The report notes multiple 1912 race moves including Senator Bailey seeking re election Governor Marshall favored for the Democratic presidential nomination by Indiana Democrats and J Hamp ton Moore urged to run for Philadelphia mayor Norwich CT rejects a home rule commission plan by 887 Len yton Kentucky hosts a ticket headed by Rev J D Redd for governor prospects of Proncis J Heney as US senator Neal Capper Kansas governor bid Republican insurgents rally around George Harvey possible campaign manager for Wilson in 1912 Thomas Sterling resigns to enter Senate race Harrisburg rally set June 15 by Pennsylvania Democratic clubs angle Florida legislator to run for governor abolition of convict lease and good roads policy featured in platform
A humorous exchange questions truth and belief as a couple debates religion and social norms. An innocent bystander quips that truth lies at the bottom of an inkwell, while remarking that many writers are driven to disturb.
In every home with a baby a bottle of Me 7EE'S BABY ELIXIR is advised for sour stomach wind colic diarrhoea or summer complaint. It is harmless contains no opium morphine or injurious drug. Price 25 and 50 cents per bottle. Sold by J. L Vikle.
A columnist urges girls to avoid adopting flashy worldy poses to impress men in offices. Emphasizing modesty and natural behavior, the piece argues many men overstate worldly wisdom and that genuine simplicity remains most attractive.
A critical examination of urban poverty in New York City cites wage inadequacy and overcrowding as causes of disease crime and dependence. Robert Coit Chapin Ph.D. led a NY state charity study whose findings are published by the Charities Publication Committee with broader social analyses and guidance for reform.
The piece jokes about wives testing husbands, aging, and marriage as a changing journey. It quips that wives keep husbands in hot water to soften them, notes pearls and oysters, and contrasts youth with age in a witty, period-voice column from the Boston Transcript.
Instructions describe creating a soap film over a tray of soapy water and using a funnel to blow until a large film forms. A water lily or flower can be enveloped in the bubble as the funnel is lifted and turned, yielding a mystifying decorative effect.
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