Piedmont Musicale Delights Piedmont Community Audience
A Piedmont audience enjoyed a diverse musical program and drama staged by local talent at Union Hill. Mina Rice led the vocal performance with supporting acts by Sara Donald Ida Simpson Olie Martin and others while Dr Crymes Redmond Henderson portrayed the drama leads. The event drew mill workers and country residents and organizers hope to repeat the show soon.
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S.C
Whitera Intelligencrs
Union Ilill
Crary Eampire
Piedmort
Alta Lily B. Rice
Sullivout
Anderson County
Mina Rice
Topsey
Greenville
Florida
Atlanta
Anderson City
Meduiont
Waydn
Beethoven
Mozart
Col, Orr
Walker
Alyne
Cobb
Miss Rice
Oie
Hedmont
Piedmont
Sara Donald
Tda Simpson
Olic Martin
Misa Horton
Crymies
Redmond Henderton
Urymes
Henderson
Mary Horton
Belton
New York
Donald
Olie Martin
Martin
Anderson
Ida Simpson
Miss Donald
Iabelle
Miss Pope
Dr. Crimes
Sloan Hayne
Childers
Wm. F. Lee
Barbara Richardson
Jay Singleton
Lilly Madson
You Can Lead a Horse to Water But Not Make Him Drink
An advertisement arguing that Scott's Emulsion stimulates hunger in thin people, waking the body to use nutrients and gain weight. It claims fattening results by making the body hungry and active, urging readers to request a free sample.
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Scott
Colonel A Denies Teetotaler Claim At Topeka Rally
A Baltimore Sun account recalls Col onel A attending a Topeka temperance meeting during St John campaign. An usher seated him, a preacher praised abstinence, then the colonel corrected the record saying his abstinence was due to his stomach not conscience, prompting laughter and no further mention.
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D. Floridgee Mannie
Topeka
Kansas
St. John
Toreka
Preacher
Tam
Aennady
Baltimore Sun
Suicide coverage ruling shocks insurers in Ohio
The Supreme Court of Ohio rules policies must pay suicides as natural deaths. The American Medical note argues the shift signals a broader trend to pity over blame for self destruction. Experts warn rising suicide rates could threaten life insurance solvency and policy integrity.
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Supreme Court of Ohio
Dekree
Grant and Lee Meet After Civil War Surrender
Recounted meeting between Generals Grant and Lee near Appomattox where Lee expressed desire to protect his troops and preserve surrender terms. The account notes Grant accepting humane terms, horses allowed, and Lee questioning dispersal of Confederate forces. The narrative draws on a Century article via Gen John Gibbon’s posthumous paper.
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Lee
Lee Eamne
Grant
Seth William
Williams
Military Academy
Jie
Tie
Keone
Trewery
Leot
General Grant
RE. P. Alexander
Gen. Alexander
Johnston
Leo
Johnstosy
Johnstop
Europe
Morsover
Rant
Wa.w
John Gibbon
Cure of muscular rheumatism with Pain Balm
A consumer in Sa-Jom New Jersey reports severe muscular rheumatism last fall and says Chamberlains Pain Balm brought great relief after two applications and one bottle resulted in a complete cure. Sold by Orr-Gray Drug Co.
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Sallie Harris
Sa- Jom
N. J
Orr-Gray
Why Ravens Carried Bread to Elijah and The Unlucky Birds
The piece asks why the ravens, not doves or other white birds, were chosen to bring bread to Elijah in the wilderness and cites a Coptic Epiphanius explanation. It notes the raven’s perceived invincibility after feeding its young a red hue and later turning black, interpreting the birds as symbols in biblical narratives.
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Elijah
Epiphanius
Evangelist
Teja
Naturaliaty
Cornhill Magazine
Urban share of population varies by region in U S history
The article analyzes how urbanization differs by region, noting Maine through Pennsylvania have high city populations while the upper Mississippi and Missouri region, the South Atlantic, and several southern states show lower urban shares. It cites New England and New York area as more urbanized and compares county sizes to illustrate population concentration.
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Maine
Pennsylvania
Mississippi
Missouri
South Atlantic
North Carolina
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Dakotas
New York City
Philadelphia
New England
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Old
Bay State
Boston
Providence
Quets
Metropolis
Empire State
Middle Atlantic States
South Atlantic States
Contempt Tongue Ferries Fines In Court Tale From Cambridge Md
The Cambridge Maryland tale recounts Judge Goldsborough fining Joshua Davis five dollars for contempt after a fierce oath in court. Joshua pays the fine and resumes, then mocks the judge by asking if thinking in court can be fined, prompting the judge to reply that thinking cannot be fined.
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Cambridge
Goldsborough
Joshua Davis
Joshua
Under Cover of Darkness in Scottish Parish Service
A minister travels to another parish to officiate on Sunday. His beadle delays driving the reverend until nightfall, arguing that villagers would avoid attending if they knew who would preach. The tale ends with a quip about women living long but not growing old.
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Beadle
Mange
Ava
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