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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1902
Page
4
The document shows the official paper header with editor and news editor roles and city affiliation. It lists the subscription price and publication details in a formal newspaper masthead style.
A collage of quotes from Atlanta and Chattanooga papers mocks sensationalism and prints a police court lament on child death due to drunkenness. It includes a Hall’s Catarrh Cure ad spoof with a 1886 Toledo notary, promoting a patent remedy and family pills.
The article laments that half the world remains unaware of the misery nearby noting in a good city some residents show utter worthlessness amid sparse work opportunities and harsh conditions. It calls for awareness of local suffering and the need for action.
Purity is emphasized as Clifton flour is thoroughly cleaned before grinding and processed in a hygienic modern mill. The text claims absolute purity, aeration, and silk filtration, with the bakers testing quality in bread making. Clifton is advertised as strictly pure wheat flour at a reasonable price with no rival.
A two day sale at Johnstons features Ladies clothes, fabrics and linens priced well below typical costs. Items include Outing, Petticoats, Towels, Domestics and Hosiery with many goods offered at substantial discounts from regular prices. Also notes advice on knitting and a quip about Thomas Edison.
Sir Harry Johnston compares travel on the Uganda railway to a tour of a vast zoological garden. Readings from the car windows include elephant rhinoceros gazelle buffalo zebra ostrich and more.
A Shelton Washington resident Mrs Raymond Conner reports years of kidney trouble and failed remedies before Foley’s Kidney Cure provided immediate relief and she declares she is now cured and unable to pay enough for the medicine as printed by Miller Drug Co.
A census bulletin by Frederick S. Hall ranks U S localities by industrial concentration. Troy leads collar and cuff, Baltimore dominates oyster canning, Gloversville and Johnstown excel in gloves, Connellsville Pittsburg area high in coke, Waterbury strong in brassware, Philadelphia and Attleboro area lead carpets and jewelry, Providence silverware, Chicago meat packing and agri implements, Meriden plated ware, Paterson silk.
The Chicago Post notes Persia relies on lithography for books and journals as movable type printing fails to gain popularity. A recent movable type press printed few works before failing due to Persian aesthetics that prize manuscript lines and letter fidelity over type.
Kansas total population dropped to 1 464 569 in March two thousand two from 1 467 808 last year a loss of 3 239 about one fifth of one percent Forty seven counties gained population while fifty five decreased and three reported no returns Sedgwick led gains with 3 396 followed by Allen Montgomery and Bourbon Blamilton recorded the smallest gain Cherokee showed the heaviest loss Neosho the least Atchison Morton and Wyandotte held last year figures Wyandotte remained the most populous county Shawnee second Sedgwick third and Crawford fourth in population according to the Kansas City Journal.
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