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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1901
Page
7
In Pearson's essay a single grain of sand risks cosmic upheaval if its mass is altered by human action. The piece argues matter and force are constant, and any change in impact or energy could reconfigure the solar system, throwing planets into new orbits and potentially destroying the universe.
A Washington Star excerpt recalls a former bright student named Bimson who, after returning to his hometown, has chosen a quiet path to success rather than pursuing elections. The dialogue notes his apparent lack of political ambition and his ability to prosper away from office.
A short, fragmented exchange shows tension in a domestic scene. One speaker accuses the other of fading affection and leaving unexpectedly, while the counterpart cites insistence on departure as proof of care.
A reflective note cites Olive Sehreiner on walking truly among common things and links kindness to kindness and love to love as guiding principles.
Sheriff I M W Woodruff prescribes an election across Calhoun County Alabama on Monday November 11 1901 to ratify or reject the new constitution. The county election board names inspectors and returning officers for multiple voting beats with deputies to maintain order and keep voters distant from polls. Vacancies may be filled by present inspectors. Expert F Croox, Judge of Probate. I B Evans Watson, Circuit Clerk. M W Woodruff, Sheriff.
The ad claims Foley’s medicine cures colds and pneumonia while promoting its nasal remedy as a remedy. It presents the product as a universal cure with testimonials from supposed users and endorsements by doctors.
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