Anderson City Schools Praised By Local Columnist
A reader lauds Anderson schools led by Miss Maggie Evans and Miss Tania Frierson after visiting the Howe School, commending trained teachers, moral training, and strong family support. The piece urges broader study of language progress and calls for a systematic public school approach to spelling and grammar.
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Anderson
Anderson Howe
Leonora Hubbard
Maggie Evans
Prince
Maggie
Nethyville Normal School
Sod
Tania Frierson
West End
Mies Janie
How to Make Farming Pay Fortunes From Hard Work and Wisdom
An extended opinion piece profiles Captain A Copeland a Californian Forty Niner who became a farmer and merchant, sharing advice on making farming pay through six day work weeks慎 minimal drinking and tobacco use, proper manures and fertilizers, tenant management, and careful land use. It also presents reflections on education morality and the role of home and school in shaping virtuous citizens, including quotes from farmers and educators and a discussion on the value of public schools and college.
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Mg. Epiron
McElroy
Columnia
Tomas
Raviuw
Enilico
Hank
Syasransoac
Capt
A. Copeland
California
Manare
B. Monk
Hs Was
Bly
News and Courier
Texas
Audi
Sil
Cillege
Hame
New York
Lima
John Smith
John Breckinridge
John Randolph
John Wanamsker
Thomas Banton Aaye
Washington City
Benau
Fouche
Tsham
Candler
Emory College
John
Tom
Yacob
Bina Ani
The History of Dinner Plates and Porcelain
A textured survey tracing the evolution from gourds and clam shells to early clay pots and the birth of porcelain. It details how pottery began with simple gourds, clay hardening and glazing, and the long quest in China and Egypt to perfect white dinner plates, culminating in modern porcelain used in homes today.
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Eve
Abe
China
Europe
Ike
Ture
Samaklo
Ibia
Physicians Endorse Westmoreland Calisaya Tonic
Doctors express strong approval for Westmoreland's Calisaya Tonic, noting its efficacy in freeing the system from harmful polenic elements and rebuilding strength after fever or debility. Endorsed by J.D. Exson, M.D. and advertised as sold by all druggists.
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Weatmoreland
J.D. Exson
Inesoe Asylum
Westmoreland
Calisaya
Circumelised and Re Married McCartha Keeps Old Faith
Mr. Wm A McCartha formerly of the city married Camille Peixoto daughter of Mr So Peixoto yesterday in a private ceremony at Laurel Street residence. Earlier he joined the Cayonnut faith in a Jordan ceremony conducted by Rev B Ruben in Charleston with witnesses Rev H Steal and Mr W Brill. The remarriage to Camille Peixoto was performed by Rev Ruben at 5 pm in the presence of family and invited parties. The new convert will henceforth bear the name Abraham Columbia Register April 2.
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McCartha
Tia
B. Ruben
Charleston
I. D. Kendall
Mr. Ruben
H. Steal
Wm. Brill
Thinelty
Columbia Register
If A Girl Be Born In Months of Merit and Mood
A late 19th century style forecast assigns each birth month to traits in a girl’s future: January promises prudence and melancholy tempered by good temper, February favors humane affection, April hints at inconsistency yet looks good, May yields happiness, June notes impetuous nature, July a sulky temper, August kindness with wealth, September sociable, October prettiness with potential unhappiness, November generosity, and December a well proportioned, novelty loving extravagance.
Our Baby Healed by Swift's Specific in Tex and Ohio
A two month old infant with scrofula lost sight but recovered after Swift's Specific. Parents from Will's Point Texas and Cleveland Ohio report cures of scrofula swelling and neck lumps. Affected individuals mention other skin and blood disorders and praise the remedy with claims of permanent relief. The letter notes stock references and requests free books from The Swift Specific Co. Atlanta Drawer 3.
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Fight
Will
Swift
G. A. DeArwaxn
Cleveland, Teon
Beun
Anderson
A.M. Hirt
Abbeville
S. C
How to Raise Cotton Bales on Light Grey Land in 1889
Kesama Tehy of Sealy, Fortures shares a detailed method for raising large cotton yields on light grey land. He notes using stable manure, acid phosphate, and hand-spread fertilizer, with careful plowing, thinning, and hoeing. He reports a potential to reach 600 lb bales per acre under ideal conditions but cites wet weather and cold springs as limiting factors.
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Harris
Thomas
Acre
Gunao
Thard
Egny
Iowa
Peterkin
Swayne
Cure Deafness by Constitutional Remedies Claim
Advertisement claims deafness stems from inflamed Eustachian mucus lining and can only be cured by constitutional remedies. It asserts nine cases out of ten improve with catarrh treatment and offers $100 for any untreatable ear deafness from October, with circulars free from FJ Coezer & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
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Hull
Notorious Gunfighter Hardy Dies at New Orleans Race Track
Lousville, Ky March 23 Jack Hardy the famous sporting man who died suddenly at the New Orleans race track Sunday was well known here. A friend says he killed twenty one men in a single year and that he began as a dangerous man around the Civil War era. Hardy's pistol marksmanship was remarkable and he once shot five bullets into a target at thirty paces. The tale includes numerous violent incidents and outlawry with a record of killings and escapes, ending with his death at the New Orleans track.
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Roman Catholica
Wisconsin
Milburn
United States Senate
John Jones
State Senate
Raphael J. Moses
House of Representatives
Rabbi Brouesy
Webb Salesmail
Tanawer
Tique Newrton
Bunyan
Milton
Marlin Luther
John Knox
Burns
Bryan
Edger Pos
Lor Bacon
Benedict Arnold
Napoleon
Texas
Ite Jadiolare
Lousvinne
Jack Hardy
New Orleans
Hardy
Horge
Hanry
Ana Reanlt
Confederacy
Mark~ Manships
Lexington postmistress appointment declined by Mrs. Jackson
A Richmond dispatch says Mrs. Stonewill Jackson, widow, refused the Lexington postmistress nomination urged by supporters in Washington. She would not leave Randolph County, North Carolina, to care for her 91 year old father and cited health and fitness concerns. The push described reflects Confederate soldiers’ fraternal sentiment and honors for Mrs. Jackson amid Republican circles. Alfred Daniels of Douglas County, Georgia, is noted as an active nonagenarian with a large family and long Baptist deaconry, highlighted alongside the Jackson episode.
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Bantmone
Richmond
Stonewill Jackson
Wantmaker
Lexington
Jackson
Randolph County
N.C
Jackeop
Virginia
Alfred Daniels
Douglass County
Aix Log Rollinga
Baptist Church
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Bill Arp
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