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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1902
Page
4
Contained in conversations and letters is praise for President Roosevelt's southern swing, though critics argue the itinerary was too short and omitted towns like Anniston. An anonymous London Spectator note recounts a heroic act aboard the Alabama where a doctor sacrificed himself to save wounded sailors, a story linked to memory at Whaling Cross hospital.
The author argues for thorough preparation and reliable props before performance. He compares actors to orchestra players, stressing pre agreed pitch and tempo, and notes true harmony emerges only after audience feedback and mutual responsiveness from cast.
An article argues that global markets will determine supremacy in a bloodless conflict. It asserts victory belongs to brains and industrial skill, not arms, and calls for fierce but nonlethal competition to raise efficiency and business acumen worldwide.
A terse exhortation denounces materialism as the greatest sin of the age urging belief in unseen realities. It calls for faith in God love and heaven and advocates spiritual life over military power wealth and commerce. The piece urges individuals to align with a righteous unpopular cause and contribute to humanity’s uplift.
In Rome the brigand Musolino writes memoirs while publishers bid for rights offering high sums and 20 percent royalties. Women in Florence Lugra Aquilla sign petitions for his pardon as police seize a manifesto praising Musolino and Garibaldi follows.
The 1901 commercial relations report notes American goods hold strong China appeal with phonographs cameras and music boxes popular. American flour sales rose 600 percent in two years while U S capital backs mining ventures and steamship lines between Canton Heng Chow and Hong Kong.
Frank J. Cheney of F. J. Cheney & Co swears the firm will pay one hundred dollars for each unre cured catarrh case. The document dated December 6 1886 before Notary A W Gleason notes Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and claims nationwide testimonials. F J Cooney & Co Toledo Ohio distribute and Druggists sell Hall's Family Pills and Boyer suits are mentioned.
Cornelius Vanderbilt in talks with General Electric at Schenectady on replacing steam with electricity across the New York Central system. The plan hinges on cost estimates and Niagara Falls power, with tunneling costs cited as a factor.
Rev C J Budiong of Ashway R I extols Electric Bitters as a reliable medicine curing jaundice and long standing liver troubles. The product aids liver kidney and stomach issues and is sold by Miller Drug Co at 50 cents with satisfaction guaranteed.
Postell's Elegant Flour is white well ground bolted and reliably nutritious. Apulston Mercantile Co. serves as sole agents and sells through all good grocers.
Dizrz Farpwanse Co. advertises Stag Paint as the best performing coating, claiming better appearance, longer wear, and wider surface coverage than competitors.
Bransford Mills Owensboro Kentucky touts Clifton flour as the best for waking bread with pure wheat flavor. The ad claims superior milling from top wheat and modern machinery and urges shoppers to buy Clifton or have grocers supply sacks. Also mentions Katzepjammers Band concert and Water's Hall Made cigars.
Washington D C October 1902 Southern railway announces ticket sales to Washington for the National Encampment October 6 11 with round trip rates to be bought October 3 4 and 6. Return limit October 15 1902 with extension to November 3 1902 on depositing ticket before noon October 15 and 50 cent extension fee.Contact Southern Railway ticket agents for details.
A brief note describes Gerst Bohemian and Pilsener as bottled beer marketed as pure liquid food.
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