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Anderson Intelligencer

Location

Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1902

Page

3

Capitol of South Carolina House Fireproof Plan and War Mirage

The article details the long, costly history of South Carolina's capitol, from its original five story plan and fireproofing motives in 1850, through Civil War damage by Sherman, to later rebuilds under Frank P. Milburn. It notes lavish postwar spending, grand granite columns, and political turmoil shaping the building.

South Carolina Ayer Southern Confederacy John R. Niornsee General Assembly Legislative Committee State House City of Columbia O'Neal Benjamin Hunt John .R.niernsee Baltimore Niemsoe Atritore Atanda Geneva Assembly Iabo Valian Thia State W. J. Sherman Congarea Casey Sherman Frank P. Milburn United States Washington North House of Representatives Senate John J. Patterson United States Senate Cde Ant 'Ee House of

Blood Balm cures scrofula and skin diseases, claims trial offer

An old advertisement touts B B B blood remedy for scrofula skin ulcers cancer and blood disorders. It urges tiredness weakness pale skin and sore joints, promises new blood and radiant skin after treatment. It lists testimonials and a trial offer from Blood Balm Co Atlanta Ga with medical advice provided by a firm.

Atlanta THE Gwife Gpesisic CO

Irish hemorrhage on McMillen Street illustrated by green paint

Billy Stuart, a bachelor living near Wood townsvenue in East Walnut Hills, noted green paint on nearby telephone poles. An Irishman atop a pole spilled a can of green paint, spraying the sidewalk and narrowly missing Mr Stuart, who then heard another Irishman ask if Doherty had a hemorrhage.

Billy Stuart Mr. Stuart McMillen Street Wood- Townsvenue East Walnut Hills Stuart Doherty Cincinnati Enquirer

Death Bed Recognition Of Uncle Jimmie

An elderly man famed for strict business habits nears death as family and neighbors gather. A friend whispers a familiar test and he opens his eyes to ask for the overdue gallon of vinegar, revealing his last recognition in a quiet moment.

Jimmie Jim H. C. Wood Lippincott's Magazine

Value of Corn Stalks and Their Many Uses

A Kansas City Journal item notes corn stalks may surpass ears in value as a resource. Uses listed include warship packing material, high quality writing paper, smokeless powder base, and cattle feed pressed into cakes mixed with molasses. Reports from European stations show encouraging results for this feed, especially for cavalry in tropical regions.

Agricultural Department Europe Tropics Kansas City Journal

A Good Recommendation and Odd Local Notices

A Cas cade Iowa druggist promotes Priskly Ash Bitters for digestion liver and bowels. An Arkansas wildcat tree project plans six months tow to Forest Park St Louis. A Melancholia remark hints at surprising a husband with a bill delay it ends.

Arkansas Forest Park St. Louis Sytonio

Odd Names for Arkansas Oxen and Other Ephemera

An Arkansas farmer names his four oxen Presbyterian Baptist Episcopation and Methodist to fit their quirks. The collection also notes the hymn Nearer My God to Thee by Sarah Flower Adams, questions about animal behavior, a claim of extreme height, and anecdotes about marriage, lifespan, and love's humor with era-spanning quotes.

Arkansas McKinley Sarah Flower Adams Charles Fox London

Lightning and Willow Trees Defy Lightning Beliefs

The Cleveland Leader notes that willow trees appear immune to lightning damage, unlike spruce, white wood, and pine which often suffer maiming or death. The piece contrasts this with broader musings on elders shaping youth and gender dynamics, blending anecdotes with reflections on respect, love, and family roles.

Cleveland

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