02 Jan 1890
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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1890
Page
1
Fragmented and reflective passages recount Civil War action at a Confederate line and a domestic essay on childrearing. The battle descriptions highlight stubborn frontline assaults while domestic sections advise parents to teach children not to tease, stressing self-control, early dental care, and orderly play.
In Lehigh Valley reporting from January, William Bugle of Bangor, described as a self styled honest broker, faced a dispute over a hay purchase. Engle, a lumber operator, argued the hay was misrepresented and a compromise was reached after Davis weighed the evidence.
A long excerpt recounts the dilemmas of running a newspaper with competing reader expectations. Editors face pressure to include politics jokes telegraphs notices and ladies items while avoiding charges of partiality sensationalism entrenchment and insufficient reading matter.
William A. Peffer analyzes how 1 000 000 to 4 000 000 farmers join Alliances Wheels Granges and similar bodies. He notes secrecy and political aims, arguing middlemen and lenders impoverish farmers. His findings appear in December issue of the Kansas Farmer.
A group of two men gamble on kissing a sleeping woman for cigars aboard a crowded Atlanta bound car. One man bravely leans in and kisses her, she stirs but does not wake. The conductor threatens arrest for indecency, while a spectator questions legality, noting there may be no law against killing one’s sister.
Allan McDonald an 82-year-old retired blacksmith with $250000 estate marries Misa Addie D Bowen a 25 year old New York book agent after discussing inheritance motives. The couple reside in McDonald’s West Street home amid prospects of a large fortune and a life together blessed by her parents’ consent.
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