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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1902
Page
6
Ainslee's Magazine argues that in England a wife is a partner whose duties mirror her husband's. She manages household finance, saves for the family, and supports his political life, sharing labor and rewards. The piece emphasizes unity, shared aims, and long lasting partnership.
A man prides himself on reading character from looks and insists a stranger opposite is a barber because of clues in dress and demeanor. His friend counters that the man is a butcher, noting a scar or mark and past shove prove the claim despite nonconforming gloves.
The Gentleman's Magazine 1751 recounts Richard Carson of Hay Herefordshire thought dead but a doctor said he lived and warned against burial. Relatives ignored the injunction and buried him. A passerby compelled the grave to be opened and found Carson alive but bleeding and sweating, later dying.
In Bolivia's 12000 foot La Paz region the llama serves as a vital pack animal. It travels farther on less food than a burro but cannot bear more than 150 pounds. The llama kneels to accept a load and will not rise if overloaded. weight must be evenly distributed.
A doctor extols grape juice as a health tonic. He claims it dissolves gravel and calculi, improves the stomach and bowels, renews vitality in consumptives, builds rich blood, nourishes tissues, and acts as a cleansing agent.
The article describes Russell Sage's security setup in Nassau street. His office is in the National Bank of Commerce building with guardian Mr Menzies in an anteroom protected by a partition with spikes. Sage often travels alone and unarmed, showing little fear except in his office.
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