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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1910
Page
4
A Philadelphia rose enthusiast known for garden success shares a parable about choosing roses in life. A luncheon study group hosts plans for a rummage sale March 31 to April 1. Local society notes list visits and travels of residents from Montgomery to Birmingham and beyond.
The article outlines speakers from across the South including Dr. L W Munhall Germantown Pa and Dr E Y Mulline of Louisville with Birmingham and Montgomery organizers notably Dr Gee W Macon and Miss Kathleen Mallory. Delegates pay fifty cents for enrollment and receive a year’s Alabama Sunday School Bulletin Coronation Hymns souvenir and badge. A parade is planned Wednesday evening with a lunch conference on April 26 for county Sunday school officers.
Miss Frances B. Keller, chief investigator for New York State Labor and Immigration, funds 1500 of her own money to keep her post after legislative cuts. Governor Hughes appointed her last fall to a 25000 salary, she refuses to quit, stating the work is important and beneficial.
French jewelry, though popular, is a faulty imitation based on three historical periods. Many pieces are large pendants, including a honeybees group with a topaz flaw, a dragonfly with moonstones, and a Louis XVI basket breast pin featuring diamond flowers. Stones include pink tourmalines, peridots, aquamarines, and paz, offering novelty over true artistry.
Katrina, torn by Don Carraway's confession of his past cowardice and his current fame, seeks him as a harsh winter scene unfolds. She finds him in recovery, torn between pride and longing, while memories of betrayal and old affection collide with the new public triumph.
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt accompanied by his family is due in Los Angeles tomorrow morning for a two day stay. Planned events include a lunch with Governor Johnson and California Progressive leaders, a lecture at Throop Institute in Pasadena, and addresses to the City Club and Republican State Central Committee before moving on to San Francisco.
A question many are asking how to cure a cold. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has earned a great reputation and immense sale for its remarkable cure of colds. It can always be depended upon for sale by local merchants.
Two hundred influential Hebrew citizens gathered in Columbus for the district convocation of the Independent Order of B Nai B rith. The gathering drew delegates from North and South Carolina Virginia Georgia Delaware and the District of Columbia.
Judge A Blair reopened court to hear election fraud cases in Adams county where most voters were disfranchised. Four hundred voters remain indicted for alleged vote selling and are summoned to appear and either confess or stand trial.
The Anti-Reciprocity League of Montreal organizes a mass meeting at Windsor Hall to oppose the Canada United States reciprocity pact with Hon. Clifford Sifton as the principal speaker. The event targets a strong public response tonight in Montreal.
A moral essay condemns talebearing describing types of gossipers as malicious or thoughtless. It notes how tale bearing starts as harmless chatter but damages trust, friendships, and reputations. The piece warns that once listeners engage, the habit harms the teller most.
The New York Sun notes Aladdin boasting of his lamp as a suburban critic quips it cannot regulate temperature in an incubator. The exchange ends with the magician admitting there are limits to magic.
Reports claim vast deposits of pure marble in German South Africa are unlike any previously known. Geologists note the find could transform regional industry and export potential.
The fragment suggests a Boston poet depicting Sin and Katrina with calm, impartial tone, contrasting cold and warmth as Katrina rests her cheek against Don's. The piece evokes intimate emotion and historical city imagery through terse, reflective lines.
A farmer Hannibal Clark in a rural Pleasant Ridge cemetery erected a granite monument in memory of his daughter it includes a replica of objects she loved. The stone features about fifty symbols representing farm life domestic scenes and outdoor pleasures.
Detroit News recounts an experiment where a Chinese language envelope was mailed to a Pennsylvania friend and delivered as promptly as English addresses. The tale, shared by a derby hat wearer, notes odd delivery stories and bets on how letters travel.
The London Illustrated News notes quilting fabrics such as piques and mincerials used for gentlemen’s waistcoats. Quilting methods were trade secrets with home handwork evolving to powered looms, signaling a shift in a craft once done mostly by individuals, especially in Bury England which now leads production.
The quote argues that thought and expression arise from a whole nature not from a single faculty or impulse. It condemns reliance on mere sensibility or understanding or imagination or machine-like thinking. True power comes when will, intellect, and sensibility are consolidated in one individuality, beyond mere impulse.
A Philadelphia Inquirer quip reports a witness describing the defendant as not lazy but humorously noting he would starve without voluntary effort to digest his meals. The remark frames a courtroom moment with a sharp, tongue in cheek assessment.
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