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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1902
Page
4
The New York World questions the president’s leg injury and medical terms claiming a traumatism a cyst and a circumscribed collection in the middle third of the left anterior tibial region. It mocks commentators for overspeculation and laments public unease at such medical details.
The St. Louis Star reports Emperor William longs to visit the United States and could reach New York in six days aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse. It notes ongoing medical surgery on the President’s leg amid reports of a serous condition.
A classic defense of liberal education arguing three benefits for society. It holds that higher education improves workers, strengthens civic participation, and elevates moral and spiritual character. It stresses that broad scientific training fuels national progress beyond mere technical skill.
T W Robinson justice of the peace Loomis Michigan endorses Chamberlin’s Stomach and Liver Tablets noting they correct stomach disorders and regulate the liver and bowels. The tablets are easy to take and pleasant in effect priced 25 cents per box sold by J L Wikle. Winter coats urged for sale with a contact phone listing.
A brief advertisement highlights flour as the staple daily product. It stresses nutritious, reliable, white, well ground, bolted, and properly handled flour available through grocers like Avniston Mercantile Co. and Acuta.
The article harshly questions physicians plans to operate on a president’s leg, contrasting common folk using simple remedies with high priced medical procedures. It argues a poor man would have a better chance at recovery than a president facing controversial surgery.
Union Pacific and Southern Pacific offer tickets to California and the northwest. J. F. Van Ronsselaer, General Agent, Atlanta, Ga., invites inquiry for particulars and travel details.
Store advertises discounted fabrics and garments from regular 1.00 items to 79 and 87 cents. Includes broadcloths, seross, venitians, suitings, cashmeres, petticoats, towels, linen napkins, and fringe textiles with several items priced well below typical retail. Large emphasis on percentage savings and sale prices.
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