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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1900
Page
3
A satire on domestic life describes a shift in power to the younger generation as parents form the Early Retiring League to limit late-night visits. The draft resolutions vow ejectment after 1 am for persistent callers, urging youths to seek lodgings suitable for those who won’t go home.
A Strand tavern cat in London spends days near wine decanters watching for spills. The animal drinks freely and becomes unable to walk by evening. When wine runs short it seeks whiskey and more potent spirits, displaying an alarming fondness for alcohol.
A reader contests Capers history of Cold Harbor citing Gen. Longstreet's denial and praising South Carolina veterans. The letter recalls Kershaw Wallace and the Eighth South Carolina Volunteers, urging proper recording of Confederate service and honoring survivors.
The piece discusses abstinence excuses from doctors and a London incident where a surgeon wrongly declared a man dead. It cites a Boston transcript noting rising drink costs in Britain, comparing English, Scottish, and Irish per capita alcohol spending and dollars spent per person.
A moral critique of the saloon arguing it is a dangerous social vice that corrupts youth and upholds vice. The piece asserts the saloon fosters false appetites and undermines home life, condemning advocates who frame it as a club or benevolent institution. It emphasizes the need to strike at the source to protect society.
Pierson drug store manager Martin reports a brisk Grast Run for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy during la grippe season. Five bottles sold to a customer illustrate growing demand and prompt relief. Hill Orr Drug Co. carries the remedy in South Chicago.
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