03 Jan 1884
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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1884
Page
1
Amid Civil War reminiscences, a detailed narrative covers Farragut's Mobile Bay actions including the use of camels, ironclads, and monitors. The piece also discusses a colossal John C Calhoun statue in Philadelphia and a critique of artistic portrayal honoring southern statesmanship.
The narrator recalls Revolutionary figures and battles as memory travels from Augusta to Columbia. He criticizes northern and federal authorities, praises South Carolina resilience, notes kuklux trials, and laments national debt while planning a Florida winter and a distant homecoming.
The article highlights how great men rose from harsh beginnings. It cites Luthor, Blackstone, Webster, Scott, Newton, and others, emphasizing Christian home influence, parental sacrifice, and early discipline. It argues that youthful virtues plus faith can shape a powerful lifelong impact.
Mr Allen E B Smith reports in Formore Review on oiling wagon wheels and farm woodwork. He recounts a six year old wagon whose tires shrunk but have stayed tight after applying hot oil, noting oiling prevents water intrusion and decay. He advocates oiling wheel hubs, handles, and tools to extend life, warns against unnecessary blacksmith repairs, and mentions oiling methods and brush use.
A National Republican interview with a leading district shoe maker reveals causes of deformed feet and bunions. He blames ready-made footwear for children and women misfits, urges tailored boots, proper instep fit, and daily hot water soaks as a remedy to restore foot shape, warning against tight buttoned shoes and side-laced boots.
A humorous tale from the Milwaukee sun contrasts a boy’s longing to join a marching band with the comic misadventures of learning the brass horn. He buys a horn, hides it at home, causes uproar in the farm family, and finally trades the instrument, realizing the dream may be a failure.
An old man writes to boys about home life and duty urging timely returns, family meals, and courtesy. He warns neglect harms parents and stresses promptness, reliability, and fidelity as boys enter adulthood. A humorous exchange about Johnnie shows parental concern and language mix.
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