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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1902
Page
4
A column discusses Alabama coal miners strike’s local impact and national implications. It notes President Roosevelt’s unprecedented coal conference, potential price hikes for New York fuel, and worries over winter shortages, while praising Louisville & Nashville leadership. The commentator urges strict youth pistol laws and criticizes press buying.
The article argues five submarines exist with Holland and French designs but remain poorly understood. It critiques small size and deck placement on battleships, saying subs should be larger and operate independently to defend the British Channel and relieve fleet space constraints.
The text urges young men to seek roles in the comptroller's office and engineering bureau, stressing municipal service as a field with opportunities for students and driven individuals. It promises reputation and pay for those who meet municipal challenges and apply knowledge effectively.
The anecdote notes William R Hearst’s acclamation for Congress in New York shows how political ambition can advance quickly when one controls major newspapers.
Warns against mercury ointments for catarrh and urges prescription use. Promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as mercury free, taken internally, with testimonials free from druggists and price 7 50 per bottle. Hall's Family Fills also advertised.
The New York Times recounts a chat between John Palmer and ex Speaker Reed in Washington about members of the house. Palmer compares a bowlegged member to a man whose trousers were cut with a circular saw while Reed adds a balloon ascent joke.
The quotation argues fame is the most ideal yet foolish ambition. It notes celebrities appear splendid to outsiders but bitter to those who have it, with little real value beyond public attention.
A short dramatic exchange features a woman pleading for understanding and a man promising clarity if she agrees. The dialogue ends with a conditional assurance from the man, suggesting immediate commitment once she says yes.
The article notes that crows vocalize at least twenty seven distinct cries, each clearly tied to a specific action. This rich repertoire suggests complex social signaling and communication within crow communities.
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