17 Aug 1882
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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1882
Page
1
Hart and Company hardware merchants advertise farming equipment including Daniels Pratt cotton gins Brown cotton gins pedestal presses and assorted mill items. Also offered are grain mills corn shellers steel bolts and related farm tools.
A mass meeting proposal, led by the State Horticultural Society, argued for expanding fruit growing, nurseryman training, and citrus and grape farming, citing Boston and New York progress and urging farmers to plant orchards and vineyards for steady wealth, health, and home life.
A long discourse argues that the white race in Southern states should dominate due to superior intelligence and wealth. The speaker claims the Republican party relies on power to preserve control, while urging whites to vote to maintain domination and reject black political influence. The piece asserts historical inevitability of white governance and warns of continual Republican manipulation.
The piece reports Judge Woods’s view that the Kuklux law is unconstitutional in key parts, arguing it voids state statutes and proceedings under the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments. It discusses appeals to higher courts, alleged misuses of wartime authority, and calls for broader constitutional scrutiny of Reconstruction-era statutes. The article recounts related Civil War incidents and military actions, including draft and prison details, in a period voice and with emphasis on constitutional rights and state authority.
The article chronicles A Vogeler and Son, a prominent firm promoting patent medicines led by A Vogeler. It details aggressive advertising methods, global reach, and a multiyear plan to invest around $140,000 annually in promotion while expanding operations across the country, highlighting sales tactics, sales force, and publicity campaigns.
A fragmentary recounting from the Athens Constitution notes a story about Enid conductor Phil Sinwa who manipulates a bell coil on the Rip Line from a union passenger depot. The tale includes garbled dialogue about a car on the Atlanta to Hitchmond route, notes from baggage-master Tdble, and a dauber insect incident during return trips. The piece also briefly mentions a Baltimore boy’s disappearance and death near a Pennsylvania town, and a Kansas City newspaper about a bookkeeper and a remedy in St Jacobs Oil.
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