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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1900
Page
3
A voice urges women to protect their health over strenuous housework on cold days. Wear stout shoes and warm clothing, avoid overworking nursing mothers, and recognize motherhood as demanding care for self to prevent disease and hereditary harm to children. The author warns against martyrdom and emphasizes thoughtful, healthier routines for families.
Numerous vintage medical notices and quack advertisements describe Tyner's Dyspepsia Remedy and One Minute Cough Cure as cures for dyspepsia pneumonia coughs and bronchitis. The clippings push salves and bitters from Evans Pharmacy and warn about counterfeit products while quoting testimonials from individuals in Atlanta and Pennsylvania.
R. 8 Fosren denounces prolonged leniency toward the liquor trade. He urges immediate, strict criminal enforcement, citing widespread vice, ruined lives, and public harm. He compares the modern alcohol menace to ancient plagues, demanding dock, conviction, and hard penalties.
A Confederate veteran Hob Dougherty tells of Colonel Gib Wright of Cobbs Legion during the Gettysburg campaign. Wright, calmly brushing a broom straw from his mouth, quips he is heading toward the end of the street as Yankee forces approach, startling a brigadier with the bluff.
Secretary Wilson of the Agriculture Department announces tests at Clemson College South Carolina on orange hybridization. About sixty different species will be budded with two samples of each sent to Clemson for testing to develop hardy fruit able to endure frost and blights and provide Florida sweetness.
A humorous Civil War anecdote recounts Bob J a devout Christian who steals soap then wagon grease to bathe until caught by fellow soldiers. The tale ends with reflections on hypocrisy and self condemnation and a jokey line about a failed engagement opposite a bride who never marries.
The tale recalls Charley Lever then a British consul in Trieste who brought his daughter for social visits and faced a long wait for leave. In London he is welcomed to dinner by Lord Lytton who then introduces Clarendon, prompting Lever to admit he preferred to ask in person.
An 80 year old groom Solomon Seegar and the widow Mrs Jaty Winchester wed after a four day courtship in Bowman near Bowman Georgia at 10 30. The ceremony was led by Rev I Goss and the reception hosted by Mrs J A Seegar. Seegar has ties to Orange County Minnesota and owns ten acres of land. The town notes the marriage as a joyful event and wishes them well.
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