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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1902
Page
6
A rugged hunter recounts a bear chase fed by dogs and a wary tenderfoot. Dogs surge the cave, bear dives, a pond escape ensues, and a rifle misfires as the man fights to reach safety. Jim the dog dies from a neck wound, while the rest persevere amid briars and gunfire, ending with a wet rescue.
The advertisement argues proper feeding increases milk, pork, and eggs for farm animals and claims Scott's Emulsion provides bone, flesh, and brain nutrition for weak children through cod liver oil and added lime and soda. It presents feeding as a science guiding children’s development.
A gray haired professor visits a king and is amused by his wit. The ruler poses a mental arithmetic puzzle using the birth month, revealing the professor was born in December. The professor discovers the year and age through a series of multiplies and additions, ending with the result 1260 and the birthday clue of December the 12th.
A Mississippi private and a Tuinota senator discuss irrigation in a New Williard café. Mason notes seeing the G A R parade, Allen recalls veterans by their backs. Also mentioned is a York Cathedral window finding a moldy fungus in old glass.
Falls City Nebr. native Benjamin W. Gist inherits 40000 from an uncle. He travels to St Joseph and then distributes gold to the poor in seven days, gifting 20000 in gold pieces, buying cigars, paying for drinks, and declining loans. He refuses to keep or invest the money, seeks no litigation with relatives, and ends the spree with all funds gone. Relatives seek a will challenge, guardianship is arranged, and police detain him briefly in St Louis before release.
A new electric apparatus resembles a vertical gridiron with a lower shelf. Wires arranged in alternating polarity form a circuit when a fly lands, instantly killing it. The shelf can detach for brushing away benighted remains.
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