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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1901
Page
7
A poetic tale unfolds of a woman pleading mercy for a beloved on earth. An angel warns that deceived desire is harsher than endless flame, and the soul must ascend higher to expiate sorrow and sin.
An experience with dynamite hazards warns that long immunity from accidents breeds contempt for danger. A veteran miner, after twenty years without incident, ignored safety and was blown up trying to relight a failed blast. He lost his left arm, eye, and part of his ear, but afterward remained cautious and returned to work.
Dicky learns from Mr. Stinsey that a year’s worth of grocery paper bags saved by his mother can be blown up with air and popped for a noisy Fourth of July, replacing expected torpedoes or firecrackers. The inventive plan satisfies the holiday moment in a thrifted setup.
A cook weighs romance with her mother watching. She questions the caution of aiming for a perfect partner. Concluding love matters, she decides to marry Mike despite doubts about better options. The piece reflects pragmatic love over idealized matches.
A dialog from the Washington Star features an inventor denying big fortune from his latest invention. The capitalist doubts the windfall, predicting the typical pattern where the inventor imagines wealth and another party profits. The quote ends with a reflection on happiness and energy.
Calhoun county Alabama sheriff M W Woodruff to oversee an election on Monday November 11 1901 to ratify or reject a new constitution. The county appoints inspectors and returning officers across Beat districts with vacancies filled by present inspectors.
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