Origins of face jugs explored by North Augusta resident
North Augusta resident Mark Newell will discuss the origins and history of face jugs at a Tuesday lecture at the Jeff Maxwell Branch Library in Augusta from 6 to 7 pm. He challenges the common tale that jugs with scary features were made to deter children from whiskey, presenting research from Ceramics in America on Edgefield County and enslaved Africans linked to The Wanderer.
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Face jug from Congo linked to African magic in Newell claim
The Wanderer voyage on the Congo River yielded a face jug inscribed with a Congolese word pofi meaning to make blind. Researchers note the jug’s blackened eyes as an example of African magic intended to prevent blindness or induce it, with the word traced to Trenton.
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Two Suspects Sought in Lulu’s Car Wash Vandalism
The Aiken Department of Public Safety seeks help identifying two individuals linked to vandalism and theft at Lulu's Car Wash on East Pine Log Road. Surveillance photos show the suspects. call 803-642-7620 or CrimeStoppers at 888-274-6372 with tips. Anonymous tips may yield up to $1,000.
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