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Anderson Intelligencer in Anderson, South Carolina

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Anderson Intelligencer

Location

Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1892

Page

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Belton and Honea Path Schools Highlight Summer Plans

The column urges selecting and paying teachers locally, warns against relying on public funds, and promotes early contracts and subscriptions for a good school. It notes Honea Path High School’s successful session with over 200 students and mentions Belton High School’s closing exercises led by Rev. J. T. Smith and Miss Maggie Grubbs, praising community educational progress.

Belton High School Singer Honea Path High School Hones Path Mies Mullio Stepp Rosebud Society Honea Path J. T. Smith Maggie Grubbs Belton

Strange reflections on love, money, and birthday memories

A stream of ponderous, humorous, and moral musings on strange human conduct across genders, love of money, a long birthday note to a wife, and family tales. The narrator riffs on behavior toward sisters, appeals to Christian virtue, a duel story, and memories of a sixty first birthday with a $20 check, ending with reflections on motherhood and heredity.

Mr. Howard

The Iteet Plants And Bioplast Mystery

A late 19th century style piece explains bioplasts as life building points in all living things. It notes their microscopic sameness in plants and animals, describes their role in growth and color, and mentions German studies and the idea that once life is destroyed it cannot be restored.

Ules Ariel Lee Animal Kingdom

Deafness Cure Claim and Civil War Tale From Letters

A mixed OCR text offers a medical ad for Hall's Catarrh Cure promising a reward for overcoming deafness plus a lengthy narrative recounting the death of General A. P. Hill. The Civil War account describes the fighting near Old Town Creek, Hill's last orders, Mink and Wolford, and the firing that killed Hill, with background on the shooters and subsequent claims.

A. P. Hill Baltimore American Gen. Hill Richmond George W. Tucker Old Town Creek Lee Jenkins Leo Mahone Whitworth House Appomattox Hill Hoth General Beth General Life Turnbull House Baydtow Plank Road Harman Nid Ganeril Boydton Plank Road General Hill Tanid Bia Kore John W. Mink Sauladed Bedford County Pennsylvania Pennaylvania Daniel Wolford Sergeant Tucker Blair County Mank Tucker Mr. Tucker Southern Historical Magazine Sixth Army Corps Daniel Wolfords Pennnsylvania Petersburg Jst Wolford Oficer Wallord Snower Stair Wright Goo

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