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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1902
Page
2
General Longstreet tours East Tennessee recounting Civil War engagements and battlefield conditions. The piece highlights strategic moves, local towns, and soldiers affected by campaigns in the region.
In 1860 near Russelville Tennessee, Unionist townsfolk test a Confederate farmer Squire C. by sending one rebel soldier to dinner. The scene ends with the guest paying his own bill and winning a small sum, while the old man openly boasted of plans to give his daughter a thousand dollars at marriage. A later note recalls the gunboat Isaac Smith, its capture on Stono River, and its dramatic surrender to shore batteries led by Colonel Yates in the 1862 action.
A young man asks a judge for advice on marriage. The judge recalls being married at 21 with $1800 debt and claims now being worth $2600, ending with the remark that the youth has not married yet. The tale plays on fiscal and age expectations in a playful pity.
The note discusses practical advantages of newer technology or methods, emphasizing updated features, reliability, and efficiency. It argues that newer options can offer improved performance, security, and support, making them preferable in many situations.
Article extols new bread making methods claiming a barrel of flour yields 483 one pound loaves and bread can be produced with no crusts for sandwiches. It notes a steam baked crustless loaf remains fresh for days, with a test of 1000 sandwiches arriving as fresh as when shipped. Government and Chemosquary institutions would own machines. private firms gain only manufacturing rights.
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