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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1901
Page
4
The text argues that national progress depends on collective action via legislation. It urges weakening individual initiative to regulate relations between workers and employers and to shield honest employers from unscrupulous rivals. It calls for state supervision of big corporations and monopolies as creatures of the nation.
The draft text notes wide praise for Ex-Gov Jones's appointment to the federal vacancy created by Judge Bruce's death. Alabamians and Southern leaders see a fair Southern policy, while Republican leaders acknowledge the president's move to ignore sectional prejudice. Only small time office seekers appear displeased and reluctant to voice it.
The article argues street fairs can benefit towns when well run and clean, contrasting good fairs with debasing ones. It reports Chattanooga’s latest Democratic win and notes yesterday's election activity in a favorable light for the party.
Ralph Bingham will appear at the Noble street theater October 29 for an evening of intellectual diversion with mirth and laughter. He is sought by several bureaus and will be featured with the Elliott Band providing a pre show program. A testimonial from S A Ingalls notes kidney improvement after Foley’s Kidney Cure.
Southern Railway and Alabama Great Southern Railroad sell round trip tickets from all Georgia points to Atlanta at one first class fare plus fifty cents plus 3.50 admission. Valid October 8 to 26 from Georgia points. Alabama and Tennessee points have October 11 15 17 22 and 24 with final return by October 29 1901. For details contact rail offices.
The annual meeting of the shareholders of the Alabama Mineral Land Company will be held in New York City at 45 William Street room 33 on Monday October 21 1901 at 12 oclock noon. Secretary A D Seymour announces the meeting in law two weeks.
A garbled note suggests linen suits and duck pants priced or advertised in a fashion piece. It mentions laundering and a model reference with unclear attribution to Noble. The readable items imply clothing care and catalog tone from a historical ad column.
An advertisement promises relief for sunburn with Pansy Lotion. It claims the lotion removes skin redness and soothes pain, urging readers to take a bottle on vacation for 2 cents.
Peruna is described as a tonic for the mucous membranes affecting overall capillary circulation and nerve fibers. It is claimed to cure catarrh by reaching hidden body parts and to restore tone to tiny vessels. Reader testimonies praise relief and a C ouple bottles of Peruna alongside Manalin, with Dr. Hartman offering free medical advice from the Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus Ohio.
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