Story of Sam Davis a Confederate hero and martyr
A Tennessee audience hears a lengthy tribute to Sam Davis, the Confederate scout executed in 1863. The address, drawn from Nashville material, recalls Dicketts and Franklin, lauds his gallantry, and frames his death on the gallows as a higher moral courage. It notes Davis’s youth, steadfast refusal to betray, and the pledge that his story will outlive him in memory.
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Dicketts
Gettysburg
Gordon
Franklin
Sam Davis
Tulley Brown
Nashville
Tenn
Nashville American
Tennessee
James K. Polk
Andrew Jackson
United States
Capitol
Virginia
Pulaski
Kin Perton
Dodge
Knowato
Podge
Tyas
Bia
Sam
General Dodge
Chickasaw
Armstrong
Ltive
Davis
Goaffold
Ife
London
Homer
Gooius
Earth
Lee
Sydney Johnson
Shiloh
Cassar
Stonewall Jackson
Joseph E. Johnston
Tennessee Army
Mississippi
Bedford Forrest
Sam Davin
Sun Davin
Calvary
Audiencs
Samunl Orr
Novar
Sweeny
Mr. Caldwell
Presbyterian Church
Wartys
Stweeny
HT. C
Cleveland
Winnie Davis
Tregret
Shaw
Coleman
Federal Army
Shannon
Wheeler
Thave
Letter by General Gront and Grant cadet setback
A General Fred Gront quote reveals he sent a teasing letter to friends in Luzon about his son U. S. Grant III, a West Port cadet. Gront worried, asked a professor for private student standings, who replied the cadet excels beyond his father in every measure.
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Fred Gront
Luzon
U. S. Grant
West Port
Philippines
Fred
New York Times
Botanic Blood Balm touted as cure for eczema and skin troubles
An advertisement extols Botanic Blood Balm as a universal remedy for eczema itching humors pimples carbuncles and related skin ailments. It claims internal use purifies the blood and aids healing while noting free sample and medical advice and listing Anderson area suppliers. A second item mentions a Chinese lady Cheong-Chuk-Kwan planning a world tour and a remark on religion flourishing in adversity.
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Blood Balm Co
Atlanta
Anderson
Orr-Gray Drug Co
Wilhite & Wilhite
Roane Pharmacy
Cheong-Chuk-Kwan
Europe
America
Indy
THE
Swift Specific CO
Remarkable Recovery Reports From Panama Doctor
A Panama physician recounts saving a sixteen year old girl with Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy after standard treatments failed. Within eight hours she improved, within three days she sat up, and after a week was fully well. The notice notes the remedy is for sale by Orr Gray & Co.
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Chas. H. Utter
Panama
Colombia
Chamberlain
Orr-Gray & Co
Furman University Beevniele Prospectus 1902
Furman University at Beaverville announces next decision on Wednesday September 17 1902. Location convenient and healthful. Courses leading to B A and M A degrees. Fall corps of instructors and ample board accommodations. Apply to President A P Montague LL D for details.
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Chenoesing Board
A P, Montague
Wofford College Fitting School in Spartanburg
Elegant new building under a careful program for individual student care and board. Application for the year priced at $110. Information supplied by A. M. DuPree, Head Master, July 6, 1902.
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Wofford College Fitting School
Spartanburg, 5. C
A. M. Dupre
Moater
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South Carolina Uiitary Academy
Anderson County
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Gadedei
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Wofford College
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H. N. Snyder
M. A
J. A. Gamewell
Abbeville Landa
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Eeren Falls
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Florida
Lynchburg
Danville
Savdanth
Richmond
Servanneh
Charlestes
South Carolina
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Bardwich
W. MM
Mat. Gan
Ington
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SUNT
Regent
Charleston, J. C
Uae
Wen
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C. A. Reed Music House
Tennessee Valley
A.C. Strickland
Qpfice
Hank
Giroumistor Lala
Mutual Benefit Life Ins. Co
MM Mattibon
Ostatr
Peoples' Bank
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