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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1902
Page
4
The appointment of Judge Roulhac of Sheffield as district attorney of Alabama astonishes Republicans and unsettles some in the party. The choice, praised as the best possible for the job, reflects Roosevelt’s aim to appoint a capable man regardless of party.
A craft method describes creating stained glass effect pillows by using cross stitch with wool in various colors. Each square is edged in black, backed with silk, and finished with a twisted black cord. A medieval saint motif can be added at the center for a Berlin pattern look.
A Michigan congressman argues that capital grows prosperous through labor and, once prosperous, attracts envy just as prosperity normally does. The piece stresses the link between wealth and labor in driving economic advantage and public sentiment.
The essay extols acting as a natural right and remedy for social distress. It laments business strain on theater, argues actors seek fair profits and investments for the public good, and condemns trusts profiting from others' misery.
The article argues that societies develop through contagious imitation, with bread, bronze, and iron carved by copying and modeling. It states imitation enhances originality when dispersed among many people rather than mimicking a single individual.
Professor Charles Doolittle of the University of Pennsylvania argues that conditions on other planets are unknowable and that if life exists there at all it must be of a lower order than humans. He offers his personal theory that no human specimens inhabit any planet.
Suture methods for heart wounds are increasingly common. A report by M. Launay to the French Academy of Medicine describes a heart pierced by a revolver bullet, found in the pericardial cavity during surgery. The patient recovered without complications after a no drain procedure.
A trial in Austria demonstrated a 145 minute process converting living trees into newspapers. At Eisenthal a dawn cutting began at 7 35 am with three trees felled, bark removed, pulp produced and paper formed by 9 34 am, and the first printed copy issued at 10 00 am.
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