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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1903
Page
4
The article notes widespread prosperity in the South with room for good citizens and an assured future while acknowledging occasional local conditions. It contrasts martial law in Russia with the harsher enforcement there and observes varied regional stories from across the region.
The piece stresses Anniston is poised for several new industries in the coming months but urges continuous effort to secure a dozen more within as many months. It advocates persistent work and perseverance as a path to success.
In Leesville Indiana W A H Brown, believed near death, was saved by Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption. He reports enduring severe asthma pain but the remedy gave relief and led to a cure. The article touts cures for consumption pneumonia bronchitis and grip with a price of one dollar and a dollar.
The article argues salt is essential yet dangerous, noting its role in edema and tissue aging. It cites kidney disease and Bright's disease, detailing milk’s salt deficiency as beneficial for edema, while saltless bread and meat aid swelling. It forecasts salt restriction as a future therapeutic priority.
The article argues compulsory education is essential to uplift the masses and thwart retrograde trends. It calls for a strict truancy system up to age fifteen, a kindergarten for the poor, higher wages for teachers, balanced gender roles in schools, and comprehensive moral education over fourteen years to make the United States a beacon among nations and gradually erase slum life.
The author notes slow ship construction as the main drawback to expanding the navy. He believes improvements are under way and predicts rapid build rates, with U S plans gaining international recognition. He asserts continued liberal funding will yield a superior fleet and manpower in twenty years.
The Woman's Benevolent Association of Chicago led by Mrs. Henrietta A. Marsh praises Peruna as a remedy for la grippe and catarrhal diseases. Testimonials from Mrs. Marsh and Mrs. Collins claim rapid recovery and restored appetite after using Peruna. Readers are invited to write Dr. Hartman in Columbus, Ohio for free medical advice.
A whimsical verse follows the Knight of the Golden Hair as he leaves breakfast, braves foes in the yard, and battles sleep as a spell binds him to his mother. Edwin L. Sabin in Woman's Home Companion.
Public warning against mercury ointments for catarrh and a pitch for Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo. Claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and urges to buy genuine product from doctors or druggists at 75 cents a bottle.
Coal orders filled promptly despite a fire incident. The company notes the fire did not burn their coal and operations continued at the same old office.
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