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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1911
Page
2
Publication note from Calhoun County Star urges subscribers to report late delivery. It lists publishing office at Kline Building corner Market and 11th streets and notes a 5.00 price. Communications require authors real name.
Anniston boasts two large southern blast furnaces, major locomotive and boiler works, extensive foundries and mills, a $6.25 million investment base, a 200000 person water system, two banks and hotels, railroad connections, and a thriving population of 20000. Prospective investors and home seekers are urged to contact The Star for information.
The Indiana congressman William A. Cullop presents a forceful argument against Congressman Mann on trusts and tariffs, backed by official figures. The piece offers liberal extracts from Cullop’s speech to enlighten voters for informed decisions.
A congressional speech denounces tariffs on cloth and woolen goods, pledging to cut rates from 160 percent to as low as 20 percent and arguing that high duties harm workers. It cites wages in England, US production, and foreign competition to claim protection lowers living standards and that American industry can compete without steep duties.
A summer warning urges every household to have Chamberlain's Coke Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy on hand. It is described as almost certain to be needed and costs a quarter, available through all dealers.
A brief note quotes the saying If it's advertised it's worth lookin up reflecting on the value of noticing advertised items. The line hints at a shopper mindset and the appeal of available notices in the community.
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