The Liver Pill Teaches Health Secrets
The piece asserts that miasmatic districts cause stomach and liver derangements and claims Tutt's Liver Pills cure liver troubles, presenting the liver as the body's driving wheel whose disturbance disrupts all systems and leads to disease.
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Constitutional Convention Debates on Dower and Race Amendments
The convention faced a long Thursday session with failed attempts to limit speeches as debate centered on section 34 of the legislation article addressing intermarriage and race. Senator Teobert Hmalts proposed a radical amendment tying rights to white status and offspring. The body adopted the original provision with the amendment, while discussing broader state power and future taxation and governance matters. Evening focus included delaying adjournment and attendance concerns among lawyers and farmers. The convention upheld dower rights amid open questions on antiobligation and property status. The session also considered procedural changes and a tentative plan for a future assembly schedule.
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Tiga
Patton
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Highland Park Hotel to Open in Early December
Fragmentary notes describe Mr A W and partner Mr Priest advertising and planning the Highland Park Hotel project. Patrons expect a bustling roason business with promises the hotel will be ready for guests by the first of November, though the text is garbled.
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Priest
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Mass Jr
Genteal Assembly
Tess
Maeal
Small Dwelling Burned At Park Avenue Fire Report
An eight thirty fire at a Park Avenue small dwelling gutted the wood structure except for the front, suspected kerosene lamp explosion paused the blaze. Mayor Chafee occupied the cottage, with furniture and books saved. building assessed as damaged with personal property valued around $500.
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Dispensary History Report Confused by Vague Folklore
Fragmentary notes recount an unclear history of Spartanburg liquor dispensary and a May attempt to close it. The text mentions veiled references to a drink that failed to prevail and limited liquor cases, with many garbled phrases and missing details.
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Spartanburg
Fastiery Robbery Shrouded in Shifting Witness Tales
A garbled report describes a robbery involving a large quantity of liquor. The narrative mentions an internal frame and a building with keys, with a person claimed to release and spill whiskey. Details are unclear, but the event centers on a substantial theft and partial distribution of the contraband.
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Hamburg
River at new tower stage shifts steamers route
The Augusta Chronicle notes Savannah River rising to a higher tower stage than in years, enabling more steamers to pass though Augusta. It mentions sandbars, wrecks along the route, and engineers' reports on low water conditions. Local briefs cover trains, openings, and social notices around Aiken and Georgia.
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Augusta
Navannah
Consolidated Case Involving Carolina and Chicago Railway
The United States District Court for the District of South Carolina orders consolidation and sale of property for the Carolina, Cumberland Gap, and Chicago Railway project. The master schedules land and rights of way, depots, warehouses, and structures. sets redemptive procedures and public notice, with Park Avenue Craig in Aiken, South Carolina, as a key location for sale. Commissioner's instruction and affidavits outline payment from the proceeds to satisfy claims of Farmers Loan and Trust Company and related parties.
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United States
Ditriet
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Cago Railway Company
Georgia
Nout Carutii
Kentucky
Vowsville
Lexington
Kermucky
Cinelauat
Ohie
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Privitexe
Persaeneom
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Hind
Ulateaton News and Courier
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Aiken Institute Announces Tuition and Free Study Terms
The Aiken Institute outlines tuition for various courses and extra charges with monthly payments of 200 for algebra and 800 for classical courses. The notice mentions free schooling terms and board, with specific monthly fees for music, German, and related studies. Principal Woodward and Treasurer Henry Busch oversee the program for city families.
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Prin Music
Aiken
Semabi
Suet Chatr
Woodward
Henry Busch
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