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Anderson Intelligencer in Anderson, South Carolina

12 Feb 1902

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Anderson Intelligencer

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Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1902

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2

Memorial Address Unveils Confederate Monument in Anderson

Mrs S Bleckley reads memorial address at unveiling of a Confederate monument in Anderson, praising Confederate soldiers and leaders. She recounts local efforts by the Monumental Association led by Lenora Hubbard, notes related monuments underway nationwide, and honors Jefferson Davis, Robert E Lee, and Dixie's soldiers with a ceremonial unveiling in a day of public sentiment.

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S. Bleckley Anderson Veterans, Sons of Veterans, United Daughters of the Confederacy Ain Memorial Association Monumental Association Misa Lenora G. Hubbard America Paris Lafayette Guillford Court House Northarolina Montgomery Alabama United Daughters of the Confederacy Alexander Alexandria Virginia Manassas South McKinley Georgia Atlanta Confederacy Jefferson Davis Dixie Thir Astington Anil Flos Stonuwall Jackson Longotievi Bec Unl Bartow Manavans Echock Col. Sloan Bee Bartow Malmetto Wifles Wilton K. Earle John EH Norrin John R. Cochran Sloman Mubbard James Sloan Saiouel M. Wilkes Old Fourth Regiment Tee Jackson Potomac Lille Robert EH. Lee Robert E. Lee Old South Appomattox Anya Tia Lee Muse Mies Lenora C. Hubbard Meces
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Risking Life To make a living and health claims

An essay condemns starving workers and praises Dr Pierce s Golden Medical Discovery for stomach digestion. It argues long meals harm health and that proper nutrition requires a remedy that improves absorption. A testimonial implies personal use and benefits in sustaining life amid hardship.

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Pate Pierce
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Remembrances of Sherman's Georgia Campaign and Home Fire

A thirteen year old recalls Sherman’s march through Georgia and South Carolina. The town burned as Kilpatrick’s cavalry arrived, wagons seized, and families fled. The narrator shelters indoors, scavenges food, and hides possessions as fire and looting devastate the village. The piece ends with a note of gratitude toward Gen Beard and a sworn camp followers’ promise to protect and return home.

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Mr. Sherman Mr. Kilpatrick Sherman Georgia South Carolina Sam Sharman Aerowoll Wheeler’n Episcopal Church Scaracely Big Yard Brutus Tip Top Mose Graham House Wy Sister Hovea Gen. Beard Baptist Church Hilpatrick Campanton
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War Lament After Sherman Invasion Ends

O C Brown recalls Civil War horrors from the burning attack on his home area. Soldiers set seven rented storehouses ablaze, as fire spread across buildings, corpses and animals filled the scene, and a battered populace endured smoke and ruin. He hopes war never returns to America.

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Sherman Harley Yeaders Home Department Tip O. C. Brown Baptist Couriar
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John Allen Story Bridges Civil War Echoes in Kansas City Bar

A Kansas City Bar recounts Private John Allen’s famed reply to Congressman Boutelle during the Cleveland administration. Allen’s tale of walking home barefoot after siding with the Confederacy contrasts with Boutelle’s victories and surrender rhetoric, ending with a veteran’s reflection on future repercussions, as retold by the Detroit Free Press.

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Cleveland John Allen Boutelle Maine Kansas City Bontelle Speaker Jobo Seb John Zeb Detroit Free Press
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