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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1902
Page
4
A fragment discusses a longtime project highlighting animal life. Mrs Seaton is credited for providing many tracks and even entering an animal cage in New York to observe prints. The Louisville Courier Journal notes a city effort spending 81500 for transport of country merchants, with local Commercial Club and Board of Trade promoting visits.
The article notes buying two or three railroads daily as typical in the era and compares it to past lifetimes. It mentions the volcanic eruption at Pele and a large fatality, while including a local ad for Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets touted by T W Robinson of Loomis Michigan and sold by J L Wikle.
A Jersey City woman testified that faith cured her of being an actress. The remark suggests the need for faith to cure women of thinking they are actresses.
A weather expert denounces long range forecasts as impractical and warns the public against almanac prophecies and impostors. He cites limited predictive value beyond a few days, urges reliance on daily observations, and trusts scientific staff over prophets.
A 19th century letter by Mrs. Anna Turner argues cruelty to animals reveals insanity and half of New York is believed insane. She condemns coldness to suffering, cites money as motive, and calls love and Christian ideals keys to humane treatment.
Mme Helena Modjeska argues acting evolves with life noting Edwin Booth as a peak of plain acting. She criticizes modern dramatists for self admiration and insists real poets create beyond mere effects amid a transition period in theater.
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