Piedmont musical entertainments entertain Piedmont readers
A vivid local notice reviews a Piedmont April musicale staged by Lily B. Rice featuring Mira Rice and many town performers. The report praises Miss Donald, Miss Simpson, Miss Martin and others, notes strong child and adult turns, and hints at a repeat show two weeks later to benefit the community. The Intelligencer invites readers to watch for announcements.
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Mill Town
Anderson County
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Topsey
Greenville
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Atlanta
Anderson City
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Thane
Qobb
Misa
Wome
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Medluout
Sara Donald
Ida Simpson
Olic Martin
Miss Horton
Dr. Crymes
Hedmond Henderson
Br. Arqui
Rol. Martin
Martin
Anderson
Miss Donald
Yount
la Belle
Miss Pope
Crymes
Messrs
Sloan Hayne
Childers
Barbara Richardson
Jay Singleton
Amd Talla
Rustud
Medmont
Mixa Rico
Intelligencer
You Can Lead a Horse to Walter Not Sleep to Eat
Ad copy claims Scott's Emulsion makes a thin, sleepy body hungry so it uses food and gains flesh. It suggests a “free sample” offer and targets readers with a flashy, period advertorial tone.
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Walter
Scott
Temperance Meeting Ends With Col onel A Abstaining
An 19th century gathering in Topeka featured Colonel A. announcing total abstinence as the preacher praised conscience over appetite. The colonel, famed for liquor appreciation, explained his abstinence stemmed from a doctor’s orders and stomach issues, prompting audience acclaim.
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Deis
Degas
Tigh
St. John
Topeka
Wolon
Asher
Andy
Grant and Lee in Appomattox Meeting Revealed in Century
An April Century excerpt recounts General Grant and General Lee meeting near Appomattox to discuss parole terms and surrender. It notes Lee’s somber demeanor, Grant’s practical offers, and Lee’s insistence on humane treatment and remaining horses for spring work.
Cure for Rheumatism with Pain Balm
Last fall I suffered a severe muscular rheumatism attack with great pain and annoyance. After trying several prescriptions I used Chamberlain's Pain Balm from a South Jerseyman advertisement. Two applications improved me greatly and one bottle cured me completely. Sallie Harris, Somerville, N. J. For sale by Orr Gray Drug Co.
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Ravens as Merciful Messengers and Unlucky Birds
The text debates why ravens carried bread to Elijah the Prophet and whether they were considered unlucky. It cites a Egypti an Coptic interpretation explaining ravens’ red then black plumage and their feeding of their young, noting the claim may be a naturalist’s tale for consideration.
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Chiata
Epiphanius
Evangelist
Cornhill Magazine
Urban Population Patterns in Early 20th Century States
The article analyzes the share of urban inhabitants across regions and states, noting New York City and Philadelphia raise urban shares. It cites 1900 data: New York 72.9 percent, Pennsylvania 54.7, Massachusetts 91.5, Rhode Island 95. Rhode Island and Massachusetts show high urban concentration, while New England counties tend to be more urbanized than many southern counties. It also highlights county size differences with 28 of 216 New England and Middle Atlantic counties under 20,000 versus 343 of 520 in the South Atlantic under 20,000.
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Cambridge Judge Fines Joshua Davis for Contempt
In Cambridge Maryland the late Judge Goldsborough clashed with Joshua Davis known for foul language. On the witness stand Joshua faced fines for contempt after swearing aloud, and when he insulted the judge again he argued about fines for thoughts.
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Under Cover of Darkness Parish Minister Substituted by Beadle
A Scotch parish minister arranged for a neighboring clergyman to preach on Sunday. The beadle, also the ministerial servant, delayed the trip for two hours claiming he had Bonis messages to perform. He then justified the delay by saying the local people would not attend if they knew who would preach.
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