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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1902
Page
6
The piece argues that traditional rules for men of superior caliber are outdated for modern industry. It envisions future leaders rising through science and skill, not the old rule of thumb. It cautions young men with modest capacity that forty year practices no longer apply to achieve merchant success.
The piece notes talk of permanent arbitration between labor and capital with the Birmingham Ledger cautioning against a permanent arbitration commission. It urges South farmers to raise hogs to gain bacon independence and avoid price swings. It cites Washington Post on Bird Coler’s $50,000 yearly salary and discuss Judge Greay’s role in strikes, the Paris Commission stance, and sympathy for organized labor.
W A Calderhead, representative from Kansas Fifth District, argues trusts are not evil and should not be restricted. He calls the anti trust movement buncombe and claims trusts benefit the nation by lowering living costs, providing employment, and advancing science and invention.
A speaker argues the Irish issue hinges on understanding the Irish people and allowing local self‑rule within loyalty to Britain. Drawing on the Roman approach, he suggests latitude for Ireland to preserve its history traditions and interests while remaining loyal to Britain. The aim is to quicken Ireland's loyalty by granting this autonomy.
A warning against mercury containing catarrh ointments urges prescription use only. Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo is claimed mercury free and taken internally to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills as best and testimonials available from druggists.
The ad argues all flour is not equal and Clifton flour from Bransford Mills in Owensboro Kentucky offers purity whiteness and quality at a low price. It asserts cheap flour is dear and Clifton is the best affordable option for households. It also advertises Dixie Hardware Co selling Stag semi paste paint that lasts longer covers more surface.
In Langum, a Welsh village on the Pembrokeshire coast, women dominate the market and household finances. Men are relegated to lesser roles, with Annie Williams and Mary Jones emblematic figures in a society where oysters are famed yet the local dynamics remain distinctly matrifocal.
The publisher denounces theft of ideas and accuses others of coaxing away the man who writes his advertisements, with Washington Star noting the issue as a minor matter in creative work.
In a puzzled exchange the speaker questions why time was spent arguing with a tailor while acknowledging the debt cannot be paid. A second Bohemian responds that they wish to minimize the poor man’s losses, expressing a conflicted conscience.
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