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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1901

Page

4

Death of Judge W. Lapsley Shocks Anniston Society

Widespread sorrow sweeps Anniston as Judge Tawes W. Lapsley dies unexpectedly this morning. A distinguished jurist and civic leader, he was a longtime member of the First Presbyterian Church and a devoted Christian worker. His death leaves the city and state mourning a respected judge, citizen, and church volunteer.

Anniston Toulay Indge Lapsley Dudge Lapaley Anais First Presbyterian Church Lord's Vineyard

Ex Proorpenr on Fishing Warnings and Cough Remedies

Ex proponenr Cleveland contends large fish more apt to escape due to weight and experience. Saturday Evening Post highlights dangers of poor judgment in critical moments. Dolph Binner of Grand Mound, Ta. praises Foley's Honey and Tar as best cough remedy for families.

Dolph Binner Grand Mound Elresth Derg Co

Thanksgiving Number Advertised by Evening Star

The Evening Star promises a special Thanksgiving number tomorrow with rich food for thought and local news, an illustrated magazine section in color, and a eight page issue including full local, national, and foreign news coverage.

Trainmen Endorse Kidney Remedy Claim

A Lima Ohio engineer writes that after suffering backache and trouble he took Foley's Kidney Cure and was relieved. He recommends it to fellow train men and others as a beneficial remedy. McElreath Drag Co.

G. H. Haasan Lima, O Ivy Foley McElreath Drag Co

The Value of Applause to the Actor

A discussion by Miss Viola Allen argues audiences influence a performance as much as talent. Cold houses dull energy and ease, while warm response sparks vitality. examples from Charles Matthews show laughter and praise can heighten an actor’s response and effect.

Civilization by Major General Elwell S Otis Ex Governor of the Philippines

Otis argues that inhabitants of new possessions cannot share American civilizational ideals. He asserts innate differences in culture, justice, and law, noting educated and ignorant groups exist within provinces. He warns reform requires long patience and sustained effort to graft American practices on native societies.

Elwell S. Otis The Philippines Ibland

Trouble Becomes Sensational Report on Army Case

Contained fragments describe officers acting as friends to two principals. Grave statements by Colonel Kyi led to a standoff but friends intervened. A board of court martial was formed to pass judgment on the merits of the case.

Khown Kyi Sear Mvartial

Cough remedies and household notices in brief

A fragmented notice mentions Foley's Honey and Tar as a cough remedy and references a drug company. It includes scattered names and unrelated lines about coal delivery, marriage proposals, and an ad for rental Looms, with assorted misspelled phrases and product mentions.

For Rent and Local Ads Mix Up In Patchy Notice

A garbled classifieds snippet lists a six room house for rent with modern improvements in Wilmer and nearby towns. It also mentions L. H. Kanian and Pat Allen's market along with Dove's Candy Kitchen offering novelties and butter products.

Wilmer Niathetreta L. H. Kanian

Age and maturity in business by Charles T. Yerkes

The article argues there is no true age of youth and that most men are still in apprenticeship until about forty. It notes the crucible decade from forty to fifty shapes a man's career, suggesting earlier success in youth is mainly luck. Yerkes cites his own loss of a million at about thirty five to support his view that ripeness comes around fifty.

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Weel Evening Star Evening Star Pub. CO Gordon Eorror Stockton Gas Williams Orvy Eorror Office of Publication Eleventh Street New Court House Apafaton Ala, Pospomtan Anniston Lapsley Awhiston Phefty Cleveland Cape Saturday Evening Post Mr. Cleveland Couwrar Wakness Lck Tomor Chiere Miss Viola Allen Mughitors Reys Nearty Charles Matthews Abbas Treba Calamadbadbe Ladue R.C. Johnston & Sons Noble Street Foley Watson Darling Gregory & Mather Parker House Lim Magnelia Pat Alten CIA Dove’s Candy Kitchen Bocvelate Candigg Dowe’s Vandy Kitchen Pat Allen Donanco & Co Dove Magnolia Silver Princeton Povaneco & Co Lande Het Tanta Charles T. Yerkes Thi M. Markstein Opera House Anniston Electric & Gas Co
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