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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1901
Page
6
Catarina, a poor Italian girl in London’s Princes road, rises from a greengrocer’s backroom to stage stardom through a daring dance. Her mother, silenced by hardship, keeps faith as Catarina dreams of the boards while facing poverty and a hopeful future.
Poem describes a Venice dawn with burnished clouds and a radiant sunrise over the canal and Seon palace. A lone dove tread Santa Maria's threshold as chimes call to mass and market women enter to pray, capturing morning light and sacred imagery.
The article discusses how eye features signal mental state and character such as eyelid coverage, iris visibility, lash shape, and eye width. It links patterns like a heavy upper lid, fully visible iris, or wide spacing to traits from deliberation and intelligence to unsettled minds and jealousy.
In a Carthag Press item a Sunday school teacher asks little girls to illustrate a weekly incident with a Bible verse. A solemn pupil responds with a quip about unity from the Scriptures, saying Whatsoever God has joined together let no man put asunder.
An elderly Scottish farmer elected to the local school board visits the school and asks the class a riddle about one thing. After a pause a boy responds with a garbled line, and the crowd laughs at the exchange. Louden Answers.
A Brooklyn coffee salesman uses a tender ploy to gain orders after a door incident. A Manhattan housewife describes how the salesman, grieving for his sister, is moved by her resemblance and buys a pound of coffee. Another neighbor learns of his emotional effort and sympathy.
A physician returning from Persia reports that tears are believed to cure certain diseases. Priests collect tears at funerals by distributing sponges to mourners then squeeze them into bottles for medicine. Crocodile tears are not addressed. no figures exist, but priestly bottles never run dry.
The famed French criminal lawyer M. Lachaud refines his appeal by noting a hostile juror. A sunbeam highlights the bald spot on the juror's head. He asks the court to lower a curtain, winning the juror’s attention and the case.
In 1776 Hessian General Knyphausen warned the captain of a voyage to aid Britain against the American rebellion that nightfall might have carried them past America. The text also ridicules others who claimed superior knowledge of America and its people.
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