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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1901

Page

4

Patriotism as a Virtue and a Vice

Analysis of patriotism showing its positive uniting power when aligned with common good and its negative turn into hatred and prejudice when it excludes others. Critiques school histories and national anthems that foster divine favoritism and exceptionalism, arguing no nation can be right if all claim to be God’s chosen.

England

Saturdays With a Benefactor in a Cotton Town

A former cotton factory boy recalls Colonel Anderson who weekly opened his library to local youths, gave each a book from about 100 volumes, and inspired the writer to vow to use surplus wealth to replicate the gift for Allegheny’s working boys and others who rose to prominence.

Colonel Anderson Allegheny

Oxford School Revives under Grogan and Dodson Leaders

In Oxford, under Prof L T Grogan and Prof J L Dodson, education gains new life with private subscriptions funding access for many, as Miss Bell Andrews and Miss Samuel guide the lower and intermediate classes and Grogan and Smith lead the collegiate department. The Oxford library seeks stronger support while community notices report local deaths and relocations among residents.

Oxford John L. Dodson L. T. Grogan Bell Andrews Samuel Grogan Smith Oxford Library

Making Him Many Friends Judge Crook Attack Atrea

A Piedmont Inquirer item notes attacks on Judge Crook over abolishing the hard labor commissioner post, claiming the effort gains him popularity for the Judge of Probate. A Buapi report from Gluck Reform School Pruntytown WV dated Oct 18 1900 mentions cough medicine Fo ley's Hovey and Tar. Levi's advertises Bottled Beer Cigar and a used organ for sale.

Crook Buapi Gluck Reform School Pruntytown W. Va West Virginia McElreath Drug Co

Dress Making Call on Miss Callahan

An appeal for a dress making call is listed for Miss Callahan at the corner of 13th and Wilmer streets dated 25-1m.

Miss Callahan 13Th and Wilmer Streets

Kidney Cure Claim From Frostburg Reader

J Odgers of Frostburg Massachusetts says Foley's Kidney Cure gave immediate relief and cured him after taking two bottles. He urges others to use Foley's MecElreath Drug Co. product.

J. Odgers Frostburg Foley MecElreath Drug Co

For Rent Eight Rooms Wilmer Sixteenth Seventeenth

Rental notice listing include eight room house on Wilmer between Sixteenth and Seventeenth seven room dwelling at corner Eighteenth and Wilmer six room cottage at Leighton near Eighth and two stores on Noble Street O H Parker and Co.

Wilmer Leighton Noble Street O. H. Parker & Co

Pansy Lotion Promotes Sunburn Relief For Vacations

An advertising note urges travelers to carry Pansy Lotion to treat sunburn redness and pain, promising quick soothing relief and suggesting the bottle as a vacation essential.

Thirst Place a Frickle on the Soda Fountain Counter

A playful soda house ad notes a frickle displayed on the counter with a 15 cent chafing boratedjf aleum drink.

Election Notice for Calhoun County 1901 Voting

Sheriff M W Woodruff announces a November 11 1901 election across Calhoun County Alabama to ratify or reject a new constitution. Officials list multiple voting precincts with inspectors and returning officers and specify order enforcement within fifty feet of polls. Vacancies filled by present inspectors. probate judge Emmett F Crook, circuit clerk I E Watson, sheriff M W WoopRourFrr overseeing.

I. M. W. Woodruff Calhoun County Alabama M. W. Wooprurf Election Board J D Hammond C D Martin SG Wright Will McGinnis Il R Lanford T M Aderhold T L Harvey John M Owens Oliver White T L Weaver C Bb Bentley Will Parker T D Bynum John W Ray E A Hughes W P Reaves George Adams E G Morris B J Waddle F M Jones O FE Usry Frank Shepperd J D> Price S T Holt Holligsworth C B Clark Dave Jennings T H Arnett J Posey R Love W © Scarbrough T Il Andersen Coon Hanna R A Poland Lon City James A Hughes Waddy Thompson J W Murphy WH Davis Choccolocco Jack Downing Eba Scarbrough I Tomlin Joan Hughes Joshua Draper W H Ariftin Charlie Phillips C J Dodd Will Weiss Ben Dalaney Cicero Paul J A Criswell James F Creen Joe T Bell J J Murphy J M Sweets John 8 Reeves John Summers J B Ewmbry H H Bales Walker Janaway Ed Livingston Gad Adams Charlie Hamilton J G Adams James W Lapsiey L A Lester Keary Edmondson J B Allen H H Constantine J Vo Watkins Joe B Fitzgerald Frank Harris G W Alison John O’ Bryant D Savage W © Mangham Seaman J W Chitwood C J Ward the Sgray Jao W Daniel M A Whisepain J P Cochran Duke Jesse Gilbert W M Curry C W Phillips R W Dickie J MS Griffin R C Kelly Wesly Phillips A McCollum Emmett F. Crook I. E. Watson M. W. WoopRourFrr

Sheriff Sale of Gaboury Property in Anniston Alabama

Sheriff announces public auction on November 11, 1901 in Anniston Calhoun County for the real estate and mineral rights of J A Gaboury. The extensive parcels include sections 26 14 8 east and 6 15 9 east plus town lots in Jacksonville Alabama and the Alfred Forney place. Also waterworks rights and related franchises. The sale follows a judgment in favor of Crow Bros. and execution from the city court of Anniston.

Anniston Calhoun County Alabama Lam Jd. A. Gaboury Crow Bros J. A. Gaboury Jacksonville J. H. Privett N.W S. W Jacksonville and N. FE Alfred Forney Gaboury S. E N. W N. E Stevenson S W N.E J. Gaboury Ity Cour Calhen County

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