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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1911
Page
2
A noted English doctor prescribes a simple cure for overworked minds and bodies. One day of complete bed rest in total darkness with minimal reading and a warm bath aids recovery, reduces psychological wear and tear, and restores energy for productive work.
A rural trader is advised to compete with city stores by using printers ink to advertise stock and keep inventories high enough to meet demand, emphasizing the power of advertising and stock quality in securing sales.
The piece urges city merchants to advertise and stock locally, arguing in favor of supporting town businesses over country stores. It warns that wealth concentration and monopolies threaten the republic, urging loyalty among local merchants and citizens to sustain home industries and print shops.
A free press provides reliable information that helps the masses correct abuses and evils. It is described as the most powerful factor in shaping world destinies, keeping vigilant against power and corruption without being swayed by influence.
The piece argues monopolists must face legal penalties like others and condemns selective enforcement. It urges universal obedience to law, noting England enforces laws without favoritism, unlike the United States at the time. It laments perceived inequality and calls for equal justice for all.
Senator Cummins of Iowa argued in a public address that if Adam Rockefeller had obtained a lucrative government post the political balance would shift. The remarks tied to debates over patronage and policy influence.
Reports from Calhoun County indicate very favorable crop prospects for the fall. With proper cultivation and adequate fertilizer use, cotton and corn yields should reward farmers for their efforts, though any setback remains a concern.
A highway robber instills widespread alarm in the community yet residents remain unaware of the ongoing danger despite his daily presence among them.
The Senate committee's failure to uncover full facts in the Lorimer case is criticized, arguing that with the same diligence used to protect Lorimer, their investigation could have succeeded in exposing the truth.
The Georgia Legislature meets in the heat of summer as talks over the senatorial question loom large, with expectations of a contentious and active session ahead.
The coronation will be a dazzling affair with American attendees noted for their revelry and fascination as the King accepts snuff. Spectators dressed in golden glory are expected to witness the ceremony and celebrations.
The author argues that trust investigations reveal corrupt methods and calls on U S voters to act against trusts, aiming for reform. The piece emphasizes public accountability and the need for decisive political action to curb corporate power.
The United States Senate controlled by standpatters and trust representatives is not likely to approve the reform measures passed by the House. The report notes partisan and interest-group resistance shaping the fate of reform efforts in Washington.
The trusts monitor Congress closely and will keep business in check until the legislature adjourns.
Reports indicate Senator Stephenson of Wisconsin may face a formal investigation into his right to retain the U S Senate seat. The move follows questions about eligibility and representation for his constituents as the matter advances.
An advertisement asserts deafness results from inflammation of the Eustachian tube mucous lining and offers a cure through constitutional remedies. It claims catarrh causes deafness and promises one hundred dollars for any case cured, urging readers to request circulars from Cheney Co of Toledo and local druggists.
The piece surveys potential candidates for governors and U S Senate seats, naming figures like George W. Clark of Iowa Pleasant A Stovall of Savannah and others. It notes party maneuvers in Pennsylvania New Jersey New York and Illinois and mentions calls for direct Senate elections first voiced by the Populist party in 1884.
Muscadine Alabama resident C H Brown credits Dr King's New Discovery with saving his wife from a severe bronchial illness. The remedy is advertised as infallible for coughs and lung trouble and offered in 50 cent and one dollar sizes with a trial bottle free. Guaranteed by local drug firms West End Drug Co Elam Hamrick Drug Co and Searbrough Drug Co.
Cyrus McCormick of Chicago, head of International Harvester, testified that Edward Hines tried to obtain a $10,000 contribution from his firm to help repay an alleged $100,000 used to secure Lorimer's election.
Mrs A M Johnson of Selma is visiting her son, Mr J E Johnson, in the city.
New Orleans reports that weather will dominate the cotton market this week as traders await the July condition figures. Forecasts from June 25 to July 3 will influence prices, with rain seen as a potential 20 point drop in values in key belt areas. The crop outlook grows critical, implying a possible steady rise if dry weather continues.
In Poughkeepsie New York Rev J W Larkin preached a church sermon to about a thousand spectators before a semi professional game. He spoke on practical religion to suit the masses and left the field to the call play ball as the game began.
An old advertises Humphreys Homeopathic Medicine listing ailments from fevers to whooping cough and rheumatism with prices and a free medical book. It cites mill streets in New York and promotes availability through druggists or mail order.
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