Indian Girls and Intermarriage Richness Highlighted
A brief note discusses Indian girls celebrated for their rich beauty resulting from intermarriage with Caucasians, reflecting societal views on mixed heritage and attractiveness in the period.
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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1901
Page
3
A brief note discusses Indian girls celebrated for their rich beauty resulting from intermarriage with Caucasians, reflecting societal views on mixed heritage and attractiveness in the period.
The New York Sun surveys Indian Territory beauties, detailing how intermarriage with whites has produced mixed heritage women with education and wealth. It notes laws restricting marriage to preserve bloodlines, rising licenses, and the prominence of notable Cherokee and Creek families amid a shifting social landscape.
A quoted excerpt critiques other nations by listing strict controls on water, tobacco, windows, dogs, home safety, and rail travel. It portrays the contrast with American freedoms, noting government monopolies and inspections. It highlights policing, penalties, and state ownership as cautions to readers.
Advertisement touts Botanic Blood Balm as a universal cure for blood and skin ailments including eczema scaly eruptions and skin pallor. Claims bold results after 20 years of testing with thousands of testimonials, and lists drugstores selling BBB with free medical advice.
The Louisiana Supreme Court rejects pleas that long drunken debauch excused homicide. Boab was convicted of manslaughter after delirium tremens defense. court held voluntary drunkenness does not excuse murder even if it lasts weeks. The ruling is praised by the Atlanta Journal.
A man plots a dramatic test of love by sending Miss Hamilton-Biome a red hair in an envelope. He explains the scheme to reveal genuine emotion and whether she truly loves him before deciding their fate, while London Mail hints at time pressure.
The Vindicator notes two tests of Chamberlain's Pain Balm yielding instant relief for shoulder rheumatism after two applications and relief from thigh joint pain with two applications before bed. Also mentions Prickly Ash Bitters, Evans Pharmacy, a divorce suit filed by Mrs Annie Ray of Oakland, and a claim of headaches arising from stomach issues cured by Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
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