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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1902
Page
4
The retired United States Senator Stephen W. Dorsey of Arkansas resists paying California woman 450000 for a broken marriage promise. The piece suggests legal costs may exceed a potential settlement while noting broader political commentary and a Thanksgiving proclamation. The text also references a New York election outlook and shifts toward national observance of Thanksgiving Day.
A maxim notes collaboration improves outcomes except within family circles where conflict may negate teamwork. This adage emphasizes caution when mixing close ties with joint decisions.
The Omaha and Winnebago Indians of Nebraska have organized into a grasping monopoly to regulate traffic in Indian goods, gaining an advantage by securing a corner in the trade.
In Yonkers Statesman a brief quip discusses whether difficult tricks with matches exist. Crimsonbeak claims successful attempts to light a cigar using a single remaining match.
A Detroit Free Press quip notes a diner calling the food fit for a hog while the proprietor retorts that the guest should not eat it. The exchange captures sharp humor in a restaurant dispute.
The passage argues workers would give up liberty to strike only if peaceable dispute resolution fails. It states unions should abstain from strikes when redress is possible through peaceful means, but may withhold work after all conciliatory options are exhausted to obtain justice.
Louis S. Cohen, former Lord Mayor of Liverpool, argues British railroads lag behind American systems. He notes American inland transport management is superior and warns British managers fear electric traction advances. He suggests importing American expertise to modernize English lines.
Sir Audley Gosling argues for British and American emigration to South America to develop its dormant resources and boost capital and brains there. He envisions closer economic ties between North and South America and notes potential impacts on political stability and revolutions in the southern republics.
Warning against mercury based catarrh remedies and praising Hall's Catarrh Cure. Mentions Toledo makers and Druggists. Also promotes Clifton flour as pure and high quality, urging careful selection over cheap brands. notes Plansford Militia in Wensboro, Ky.
A liberal contract will be made with a suitable party to take charge of the nu districtt agency car garers at Anniston for the Provide Savings Life of New York Experience not cecessary for good man wishice to encave in life to surare a profession Address RP Dexter General Agent Montgomery Ala 23-lwk
Dixie Hardware Co promotes a line of cooking and heating stoves offered at all price points. The advertisement emphasizes variety and affordability for buyers.
Investors urged to inspect available properties before purchase. The real estate firm R. M. Ingram & Co advertises several large bargains and offers insurance services as part of its catalog.
In the Philadelphia Press, the su burbanite ponders bodily ailments and crowns ague as the most paradoxical. The exchange notes ague brings the shake yet lingers, a curious contradiction.
A Chicago Daily News note explains that saving involves choosing to forgo present desires to accumulate funds for a future purchase or goal. It contrasts self restraint with impulse spending and highlights long term financial planning.
The Atlanta Constitution offers a $20 000 cotton contest asking entrants to estimate total United States port receipts from September 1, 1902, to January 10, 1903. Prizes require paying 50 cents or more in advance. data provided at Robinsons book store. Daily editions plus Sunny South priced at 1 cent. Sunday and daily delivery options.
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