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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1901
Page
3
The Atlanta Constitution piece explores aging, mortality, and purposeful living through personal reflections. It contrasts age with vitality, notes the value of labor, and cherishes family and small joys. The author recalls past insecurities about death, praises work’s balance, and envisions guiding and protecting children as they grow.
A Chicago packing firm Swift & Co posts notices prohibiting profanity among its 5,000 workers, aiming to improve morale and efficiency. The editorial notes the issue reflects broader social norms and contrasts Anglo Saxon speech with other languages, while warning of profanity’s harm to workplace harmony and public perception.
A reprint from the Atlanta Constitution presents Layman’s view on future punishment. It argues that scripture supports punishment after death, while pulpit abandonment weakens moral discipline and church effectiveness. The piece urges clear, compassionate proclamation of Jesus’ message and the justice of divine judgment.
Geo E Osry editor of the Guide Washington says after trying several medicines a Chamberlains Pain Balm cure followed a severe ankle sprain. A Hoboken couple makes a contractual plan where $1500 pooled funds lead to marriage. Hill Orr Drug Co offers free samples of Chamberists Stomach and Liver Tablets claimed to improve appetite digestion and liver function.
A poor resident named Joesily in a Gloucester village challenged a farmer’s wife to a dumpling bet. He ate the plate and declared he could finish it, but finally admitted he could not, paying the penny after all.
A farmer returns to a horse dealer an hour after purchase complaining the horse shies and won’t cross a bridge. The dealer calmly notes the ad stated the owner wanted to get out of town. The tale reflects a grim humor about advertising and trust in horse trades.
A new Southern weighing and inspection bureau was formed in AvtaytTa Georgia to standardize weights and classifications on freight offered by railroad companies Potomac and Ohio rivers and Mississippi cave membership. It aims to protect shippers from dishonest weights and safeguard merchants from misdescriptions with open inspection of boxes and packages. H W Woolf of the Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis Railroad named as assistant manager with Atlanta HQ.
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