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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1901
Page
4
The text argues for humane sequestration of criminals and the morally insane to prevent crime without torture and excessive cost. It suggests redirecting criminal energy into constructive work, cites examples of born criminals and geniuses, and calls for abolition of the cell system in favor of humane, beneficial treatment.
The passage argues that the novel is the dominant literary form today, supported by public libraries and publishers’ sales. It calls the novel an all covering tyrant that has choked older forms, contending it can be a power for good or evil and should be steered toward the good while excluding the evil.
Alabama earned two gold and two silver medals at the Pan American exposition in Bondeo. Gold for cotton and cotton seed products, gold for dairy products, silver for seeds, and silver for forestry. The state’s display, though strong, could have been more represented given its resources.
Ex Chief of Police J. VS. Prater died at his Gren wade home at 6 50 am after a critical illness. He served twelve years in law enforcement here, four as patrolman and eight as chief, leaving a widow and six children. Funeral services were to be held at his residence with the Knights of Pythias and police pallbearers in attendance. burial at Bilithemon Cemetery.
Fragmentary ad copy references laundry products and a cigar brand The text highlights washing clothes with certain chemicals and lists Model Laundry and Noble Smoke Silver Ash as items The reading is incomplete but indicates promotion of laundering supplies and tobacco products from a local shop.
The article argues that true artistry in acting is driven by talent, not by lavish attire. It laments overdressing in society and theater, praising modest, tasteful dress that suits the individual's charm and strengths. It contends clothes won’t make a performer, though good attire can aid opportunity.
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