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Anderson Intelligencer

Location

Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1901

Page

3

Mountain People of Blue Ridge Told by a Traveler

The writer describes mountaineers of the Blue Ridge as rugged, illiterate in secular learning yet deeply versed in scripture, and fiercely independent. It details their poverty, hospitality, language, and moral code, and notes Presbyterian mission schools such as Dorland Institute in Hot Springs and similar programs in Asheville and Denmark.

Wasiatron Blue Ridge Great Commonwealth Nater Brimstone Andone Wasxess Charles Eghart Craddock Benevolent People of North Bacds Mindy North Osrolins Dartmouth College Luke Dorland Dorathors Aiany Women's Home Missionary Society The Presbyterian Church Asheville Denmark Dorland Institute Hot Springs Women’s Kone Mission Board Tha Presbyterian Church William Ht. Reid Chicago Grace Reid Nash Lake Forest Misa Laville Hitt Campbell Park M. 8. Lesbeur DeDanville V. 0. Harbert Jerseyville Minerva G. Titterington Rock Island Jessie Fisher Peoria Illinois

Governor Taylor Quote Sparks Train Station Joke

In a cloakroom tale attributed to ex Governor Robert L. Taylor, a witty anecdote unfolds on a passenger train. A nervous woman asks the conductor about arrival times at a station the train won’t stop at, prompting a humorous backup to the platform and a punchline about seeking a pill at the moment of stopping.

Robert L. Taylor Mighap

Blood Balm advert promises cures for skin and blood disorders

An old time sale pitch for Botanic Blood Balm claiming to drain impurities and cure numerous ailments from skin eruptions to ulcers. It advertises a free trial by mail and lists drug company endorsements and testimonials to bolster credibility.

B. Navér Feile Toni B.B.B Hill-Orr Drug Co Wilhite & Wilhite Evans Pharmacy

Malaria Claim Promoted By Tasteless Tonic

An ad touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a cure for malaria fever and child fever. The text emphasizes simplicity and iron content, urging men to join their family and Society for finatence.

Grove

Fell in a Welt: Saved by a Snake in Wareness Ga

Willie Bleden, about 12, fell into a 40 foot well while drawing water with a rope and bucket. Companion Charles Hart pulled the bucket down and Willie climbed to the surface aided by a fallen saddle block that buoyed him. A large moccasin in the well frightened him but prompted the boy to call for help and he was rescued, though badly injured and disoriented.

Wareness Willie, Bleden William “Ladon Willie Charlie Hart Will Charles

Major George W Littlefield Owns Huge Texas and New Mexico Ranches

Major George W Littlefield of Austin is described as the largest single landowner in the United States with holdings totaling about 1 260 000 acres across Texas and New Mexico. The report notes 284 000 acres bought from the State Capitol syndicate, 70 000 to 80 000 cattle, 5 000 Hereford cows, and 5 000 Hereford calves, plus extensive ranch and irrigation operations. His 1 200 acre Spring River Valley farm in New Mexico and other properties near Austin are highlighted, with an estimated fortune of 5 to 7 million dollars. The piece profiles his Civil War service and rise from nothing to great wealth.

George W. Littlefield United States Texan New Mexico State Capitol Syndicate Texas Tittlefela Major Littlefield Austin Macon County Spring River Valley Rangers Regiment Texas Feontieromen New York Sun

You Know What You Are Taking By Grove’s Tasteless Tonic

The text notes Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic lists iron and quinine as ingredients and warns there is no cure. It implies skepticism about claims and observes that individuals may blame others or circumstances rather than themselves.

Grove

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