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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1902
Page
4
A Boston printer mocks Nature by claiming a new fuel called synthetical coal. He contrasts it with natural coal noting no sulfur, low ash, and uniform cylinders possible in various shapes. The piece parodies urban industry and speculative fuels.
The Daily Herald, sole afternoon paper in Ala Dawa, runs an up-to-date colored comic section. The Mobile Herald has a similar supplement but with minor publishing error. The Evening Star also issues a colored comic supplement on Saturdays.
Pyint ers' Ink urges using plain language in ads. Big phrases often fail to clarify and mislead readers. The guidance advocates straightforward, everyday terms to improve understanding.
An advertisement urges readers to use Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and colds. The Milier Drug Co endorsement frames it as the best throat and bog remedy that cures quickly.
A Scottish American narrator recalls a tale where a holiday maid asks several villagers about two missing ladies as she wanders a village. Each person denies seeing them and offers odd, evasive replies before a boy says he is married and has not seen the ladies.
A cryptic Chicago Post item notes a boy, his choice of a partner, and a hinted connection to an heiress. The fragment suggests a social match or rumor within a city setting, mentioning names and a busy social scene without clear details.
A passionate essay argues that Americans are advancing as playwrights, possessing a natural dramatic instinct. It states art cannot be learned from books and that true craft comes from talent and heart, with Americans developing this skill more rapidly than other nations.
A historic exhortation urges progressive young men to join district organizations build voter ties and learn public questions. It promises party leaders reward for effective work and urges persistent effort with a message to try again after defeats.
The article explains boxing the compass from a seacoast youth perspective and traces navigation from ancient shore marks to Chinese compasses over two millennia. It highlights magnetized needles guiding buoys and modern pilots directing ships toward northeast by east and other courses.
This note offers vintage guidance on improving chocolate with a teaspoon of strong coffee before serving, avoiding lumps by dredging flour for gravies, varying potato salad flavors using stock or soup kettle, baking with sour milk, and adjusting gelatin desserts in hot weather. It also describes Exes a la ranigote and a simple shortcake recipe with lard, cream of tartar, soda, and fruit.
Readable text fragments describe times and places without a cohesive event or names. No verifiable subject or outcome can be established from the provided snippet.
A humorous exchange from the New York Mall and Express recounts a plan to transfer child training ideas. One narrator details lending a child to a proponent of moral suasion for a week, with the vow to rely only on persuasion. The twist ends as the advocate begs to discipline the boy with a single whack.
A Chambers Journal excerpt discusses how coat buttons and hair shed align to favor the right hand for manipulation. It cites Newton once observing with his right eye and later training the left, noting some people cannot due to unequal eye strength.
In two coal mining incidents, one death occurs due to afterdamp exposure. The article notes a fatality linked to afterdamp conditions, with safety observers examining ventilation and rescue response measures.
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