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Anderson Intelligencer in Anderson, South Carolina

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Anderson Intelligencer

Location

Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1894

Page

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Revival and farm life blend in Georgia country churches

A Georgia homestead scene shares revival meetings at Hardeman Midway and Wesley chapels. Uncle Elisa Webb's tenor leads a diverse congregation. A contrast of two families shows educated Brown children prospering through sacrifice versus the Longs who hoard wealth, divide land, and falter, illustrating moral cautions from Rev. M. M. Branwell in the Southern Christian Advocate.

Allis Hardshella Hardeman Midway Wesley Chapel Eiisa Webb Webb Georgia Anela Dlisa Soloman Bloodworth Spalding County Hardebell Tamnot Brown Shays Milway Sanoz Poonxert Mr. Brown Mr. Long John Hitaistermma Colege Renee Ito Mrs. Long Lon Sam Susan Long Mammon's Shrine Rev M. M. Branwas

The Vedda Apes of Ceylon and Their World View

Swiss researchers reveal the Vedda people of Ceylon, likened to apes, living in small forest groups with no chiefs and no formal religion. They speak a rough, mixed tongue, have no numbers, hunt with bows and axes, shun outsiders, and resist Christianization efforts by the English government.

Hall Fr. Oweney & Co Kops Tac Toledo Ceylon India Buddha Jesus Christ Vedda Stein Haya Washington Lowe Observatory

Letter on secession era policy from ex governor BulLock

Ex governor Bullock of Gebel writes to the Boston Herald defending views on the causes of the Civil War, contrasting state sovereignty, federal authority, and the roles of Lincoln and Cleveland. He argues that most property owners opposed secession, that violence from mobs prompted war, and that federal protection of person and property was essential.

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