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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1901
Page
4
A Nebraska style Thanksgiving message reflects on national and local blessings despite hardship. It notes growth and prosperity in Arniston, urges gratitude, and mentions a Denver operation for consumption with optimistic recovery prospects if the patient remains in Colorado.
D H Turner of Dempseytown Pa says Dr King's New Life Pills cured him in two weeks, claiming they beat constipation and liver troubles. Twenty five cents at McBreath's Drug store. Also promoting a five cent cigar, the Kennesaw.
A humorous reminiscence traces Thanksgiving origins back to early colonial days. It contrasts primitive life with modern luxuries and marvels at conveniences unseen by the settlers, noting their gratitude for survival and simple meals. The piece playfully mocks past hardships with contemporary gadgets and social amusements.
The nation mourns President McKinley with united grief and devotion after his assassination. Citizens share sorrow, while the living are praised for bearing earthly sorrow and maintaining heavenly faith, a moment described as a unifying, spiritual tribute.
A playful vignette features Mrs. Mincepie seeking rest disrupted by Johnny Green’s drum. Mr. Mincepie consoles and hints at a Thanksgiving prank where the child’s raucous play will be paid back with a week of wakefulness.
Mrs Gobble asks Bill to check her hat after a boastful line about Farmer Briggs coming after his Thanksgiving dinner. The dialogue centers on a tense warning and a domestic moment, with Pauline and Bill present.
A speaker laments the yearly cycle of feast and fable, noting the youth and plumpness of the feast meat. The narrator foresees the inevitable fate of at least one creature becoming the roasted centerpiece. The tone is sly and warns readers to consider the cost of abundance.
A brief exchange shows Mr Gobbler frustrated as the farmer catches him, with a joke about losing his head. A. B. Lewis.
A reflection on agricultural abundance and distribution across America. The text notes varied climates and soils, crop failures in one area balanced by others, market dynamics, and the nationwide ability to avoid famine. It emphasizes gratitude and the duty of feasting amid plenty.
In Greenville on November 28 the State Christian convention concluded with a closing service and talks on State Work led by Rev. O P Spigel. Morning papers included a talk by Rev. Percy T. Carnes on church organization and a sermon by Rev. S K Harkins. Afternoon sessions focused on Sunday school and Christian Endeavor work with papers by Miss Carrie Sleep Eunice Varmon and Mrs D R Wadkins.
Defective eyesight in children is rising and needs immediate treatment. We test sight, correct impairments, strengthen the optic nerve, and fit glasses to cure and relieve vision problems for their future welfare.
Southern Railway announces ticket sales for the Goods Roads Convention from points within 100 miles at a round trip fare. Tickets on sale November 20 to 23 with final limit November 24. Inquiries to C E Jackson Traveling Passenger Agent Birmingham Ala.
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