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Anderson Intelligencer

Location

Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1902

Page

3

Benedict Arnold's Wife and the Loyalist Tie

Mrs Margaret Shippen, wife of Benedict Arnold, is depicted as a fashionable Philadelphia figure whose connections to Major Andre and English society are said to have influenced Arnold. The account describes her role in Arnold's vanity, exile, and the espionage crisis at West Point, with suggestions that her loyalties aided the conspiracy and André's fate.

Benedict Arnold Republic Arnold Washington Ivis Andre Arpol Aaron Burr Benedict Arnoldos Alexander Hamilton General Lafayette West Point Mra. Arnold Major Andre West Joint General Washington Margaret Bhippen Philadelphia Hnglish Howe Miss Shippen Bella Miss Shippon England Mies Margaret Shippen Congraas George T Ee Andre Majorirs Messoner Mrife Iin Gan Xeosius Gland Hia Meson

Negro Colonization Debated for Hawaii and Philippines

Dec 11 Washington reports war department may push colonization of the Negro race in Hawaii and the Philippines. Experts to study ethnology and economics. Thomas Fortune appointed to study the Philippines. Debate includes citizenship, labor, and potential race tensions.

Washington War Department Hawaii Philippines South Africa Ew Island Burton Wawaii United States Seid America Root Thomas Fortune New York New York Times

Oranges and Lemons Nostalgia From Seed to Steamship Deals

In a reminiscence the speaker recalls oranges and lemons from earlier days. He recalls scarce fruit, high prices, and the joy of a single orange, bought or gifted, with mentions of a Philadelphia import trip and an 1853 newspaper advertisement announcing fresh Havana oranges for sale. The piece blends personal memory with a note on changing fruit commerce.

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May the Lord Preserve You or Pickle You to All Eternity

A Frenchman returning to Paris after a stay with an English friend in London writes a letter of thanks. His limited English leads him to adopt a traditional French closing but he misreads one word. He ends with the audacious question May the Lord pickle you and your family to all eternity.

Paris London

Uses of Salt and Warring Birds

Salt cleans cups and stained silver and restores faded colors while cleaning bamboo and willow furniture. It serves as a dentifrice and can smother flames from dripping fat or chimney fires. A Country Life note observes birds chasing in a cycle of misdirected aggression among species.

Bible Student and the First Appearance of Holy

A Sunday school member tests children's Bible knowledge asking where the word holy first occurs. After a pause a sharp urchin answers humorously that it appears on the cover.

Bears chase three bases myth debunked in front line tale

It notes a popular belief among some girls that bald men are drawn to the front. Thora suggests a method via Insy mao's meduens. The subject prefers not to risk health by working between meals and avoids strenuous effort.

Ohoran Fron Thora Mao

Lolos of Chinese Turkestan Described by Uyit Saya

The Lolos wear a loose blouse and wide trousers beneath a felt cloak, with hair braided into a horn above the forehead. Women wear short embroidered jackets over plaited skirts, bare feet contrasting with Chinese feet. The writer notes their dignified figure, family gathering by a log fire, cooking a cow, and use of wooden spoons with tubs for meals, no beds, and a grain chest as a bed-like feature.

W. ML Uyitsaya

Patti Sings Lullaby to Foundling at Hotel

A tale recalls Mme Patti soothing a hotel foundling who recognizes the star and exclaims her name. The article also notes fashion in artificial teeth, varying by country, and describes Saharan and other regional childrearing customs with stark cultural contrast.

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