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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1899
Page
9
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In Washington and New York the administration faces stock market turmoil and a gold standard debate while the Boer War looms abroad. Analysts blame policy moves for lending stress to Wall Street as the 1900 campaign nears, with fears of demoralization and shifting public support, plus diplomatic entanglements with Britain.
The State Prohibitionists met in Columbia on November 6 and adopted resolutions reaffirming a general prohibition on the manufacture and sale of liquor in the state, with allowances only for private, mechanical, essential, and ornamental uses. They urge state legislators to adhere to this principle and reject compromising entanglements.
An old Washington药 style ad claims deafness can be cured by a salve or treatment from Hall's Water Cure. It mentions medical claims, costs, and ordering from \nFt. Cheney & Co and druggists, with mail order options and a promo to send for circulars.
A scrambled Abbeville State column reports fines for unpaid taxes, a deadly tree collapse in Greenville County, and a forest fire risk. it notes hiring efforts for new mills, school vaccinations, and local officials urging political peace. Also listed are farm meetings, churchgoers fearing the year 1900, and community schooling updates amid broader state economic plans.
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