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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1911
Page
2
A 1911 editorial argues that if the highest courts enact legislation by interpreting statutes it will lead to confusing, costly litigation. It notes the founders clearly defined judicial powers, but over time courts have progressively overstepped, arrogating authority not granted by the Constitution.
The Birmingham Age-Herald urges judicial restraint and clear statutes while praising factory growth and examining Senate politics. It discusses Jeffersonian fear of federal overreach, calls for local loyalty in Anniston spending, and notes Bailey and the Canadian reciprocity treaty amid national tensions.
A compact timeline notes key events such as the Battle of Bannock where Robert Bruce led Scots to victory over Edward I, Cabot sighting Canada’s coast, the English Portuguese alliance entering Madrid, Beecher’s birth and death details, Lee crossing the Potomac, and the Marquis of Salisbury’s premiership acceptance.
Publication notes show advertisers using want ads to boost sales and measure success through observable results. Readers respond to targeted listings, with format choices and pricing impacting reach and revenue. Local businesses adjust placements to maximize inquiries and conversions.
A writer argues plants possess a will and personality similar to humans and animals. He describes observing fungi and carnivorous plants, noting responses to light, temperature, and moisture. He claims treating plants as sentient yields reduced waste and doubled harvests, improving grain and seed quality.
A. W. Elliott of Atlanta organizes The Southern Rescue Mission with Atlanta headquarters and expansion rights to battle trafficking of girls in the South. Incorporators include W. Hollingsworth of Augusta and Rev. Lamar Sima of Albany. Elliott describes traffickers as predators harming mothers and daughters and calls for stronger laws or drastic action to protect the young.
A boy bursts into a library where his mother reads and asks why he cannot be baptized. He feels ashamed compared with other boys whose families can afford it.
Anniston resident F. L. Bridges testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills cured his backache and kidney discomfort after years of illness. He credits the product with restoring sleep and work stamina and confirms prior endorsement. Sold by J. L. Wikle's drug store and nationwide via Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo New York. Remember the name Doan's.
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