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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1900
Page
2
A long nostalgic piece blends Christmas traditions with memories of family, faith, and the old way of life. It muses on holiday customs, Saint Nicholas, and the warmth of home, while noting changes in modern times and the endurance of Christmas spirit across generations.
Readers with skin eruptions ulcers or other blood taints are urged to request a free bottle of BoB L B B B Blood Balm. The ad promises a lasting cure and offers free personal medical advice upon describing troubles. It cites thirty years of testing and lists merchants Hill Ore Drug Co. and Wilhite Wilhite along with Blon Balm Go 880 Mitchell Street Atlanta Ga.
A novice asks if proposing is wise and the worldly man says it is often better not to propose. He cautions vigilance in love while the discussion shifts to Rheumagide, a claimed blood purifier claimed to cure rheumatic acids.
A message calls Friends of Reverend Dr Grier to fund a memorial at Erskine College. Committee chairs urge contributions to establish a fund for education of worthy youths and, if possible, a campus monument. If funds fall short, the plan allows using contributions for a granite or marble memorial.
Fragmentary 19th century dispatch details a disputed Latinos event and Lt Gen Hoberts Lee orders. The text references Gen Irnewall Jacks and Morrison, with mentions of the Lee division and a clerk Roberts in a tense courtroom or church-like setting. A spectator quips about a man with three wives, adding a human flare to the scene.
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