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Anderson Intelligencer

Location

Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1900

Page

2

Rival River reshapes fate of New Orleans Mississippi

A historic study traces the Atchafalaya's rise as a rival waterway to the Mississippi. It details how the Red River overflow fed a new channel, widening and deepening Until the Atchafalaya could carry vast trade, threatening New Orleans’s water supply and economic lifeblood.

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Letter urging Snodgrass hill site for Union monument

South Carolina veteran recounts Chickamauga fight near Snodgrass hill, praising General J J Whershaw and Col. Bland, urging the location of a planned monument on Snodgrass Hill to honor Confederate and South Carolina troops. He recalls losses, battlefield details, and personal memories from 1863 to 1898.

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Somebody Forgetts. The forgotten duty to care for the poor

A parable recalls a litle boy in poverty who asks why God does not provide shoes or coal. The response: God tells us to help the least of His creatures, but sometimes we forget. The piece laments child neglect and urges self-reflection on whether we, too, forget.

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Use Of Peanuts In The Preparation Of Various Dishes

The piece discusses peanuts in cooking with recipes for a peanut wafer dessert and peanut sandwiches using brown bread and cream cheese. It notes peanut butter sold in jars and promoted for nutritive value, with various firms manufacturing it. It also includes advertisements for Botanic Blood Balm and DoWitt a Little Early Risers and other drugstore notices.

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Infants in a Year Would Thread Globe in Cradles

A famed statistician contemplates infant numbers by year, imagining a line of yearold babies in cradles circling the globe. A reviewer also pictures babies carried by mothers, marching past a fixed point day and night for 12 months.

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A Novel in a Nutshell and a Diary of Love

A fragmentary narrative chronicles repeated meetings with a man, shifting from love to doubt, then back as vanity and beauty influence perceptions. The speaker notes a difficult relationship with a mother’s mixed judgments, engagement, and marriage, ending with a remark on luxury becoming a necessity.

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