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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1903
Page
4
The community plans a $10 000 fund for a new manufacturing plant in Anniston with land subscriptions reaching 5000 before a conference decides the plant’s character and leadership. Over 4000 has already been subscribed and the effort aims to boost local industry with no financial risk to contributors.
Rev W E Barton argues colleges today lean toward fraternities and comforts rather than true education. He contends athletics clubs and social life should support mind discipline soul culture knowledge and character formation. He appeals for a shift toward genuine education.
The article argues wives deserve fair pay as they perform housework, child care, and management alongside husbands in families of all means. It highlights NY cases of wives in debt from husbands and recounts a wealthy young wife who gave her fortune to her husband and became nearly penniless in luxury.
A historical perspective argues that industrial emancipation empowers women to support themselves, elevates civilization, and ensures equal pay where skills match. It envisions women owning their being, fair competition, and political equality tied to industrial progress.
A medieval pseudo psalm titled A Pain of David after he slain Goliath is discussed with praise by Athanasius and references to Apollinarius Alexandrius and Fabricius. An English verse by Baring-Gould is noted, with lines about David tending sheep, anointing, and his battle with the giant.
Frank J. Cheney declares his firm will pay one hundred dollars for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notices advertise Hall's Cure, Hall's Family Pills, a Rock Island System rail fare to western states, and Levy's fall woolens with new patterns.
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