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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1900
Page
11
The Boston Herald notes evolving dining proprieties with fingers preferred for olives and certain finger foods at fashionable luncheons. It observes forks discouraged for many small items while a few socially prominent avoid such rules, and hints at the era’s emphasis on courtly behavior amid changing table manners.
A fragmentary dialogue shows Ban's Bright and Hunlee discussing a troubled scene inside a house. A mother addresses her children, asking what is happening to Pijgey as he yelps. The text hints at improvised actions and misheard phrases as characters react to a tense moment.
In a fragmented report from a Brooklyn incident, the text hints at a fatal event tied to self harm and a strained dialogue between two individuals. The threat or outcome appears linked to a death by own action, with unclear names and sequence due to damaged OCR. Further readable specifics are not provided.
The Democratic platform denounces imperialism, calls for a strong stance against monopolies, supports immediate US control of the Nicaragua canal and statehood for Arizona New Mexico Oklahoma Alaska and Puerto Rico, and pledges reforms in labor, defense, and foreign policy while opposing entangling alliances abroad. The text condemns Porto Rican rule without consent, endorses a robust Department of Labor, and reaffirms adherence to the Monroe Doctrine and anti imperial principles.
A supplier claims a radical cure for tetter eczema and scalp diseases from Eclectic P. D. Elmore County Alabama contact Dr. ML Fielder. The ad offers a box postpaid for 50 cents by sending stamps to J. T. Shuptrine Savannah GA if local druggists do not stock it.
A fragmentary line from a Philadelphia Treas item questions why people stay in poorer neighborhoods. It discusses perceived wealth gaps and urban location choices, with unclear context and incomplete punctuation.
Advertisement fragment touts Allen's Foot Base powder as a remedy for tightness and swollen feet with claims of curing various foot problems. Free by mail offer appears, mentioning Amrush Allen and Le Roy.
Fragmented OCR-like text shows dubious drug ads with odd spellings and garbled names. It mentions laxatives, cures and a signature on boxes, plus nonsensical lines about water, fashion, and railway ads. Origin unclear, likely an old trade card or pamphlet fragment from Indiana.
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