Upper Carolina Hat Store Promises Largest Millinery Stock
Bac day brings orders from Greenville Seneca Boltay Spartanburg and other towns plus several from other states. Why buy elsewhere when we carry the largest stock of millinery in Upper Carolina. We can fix you up with hat styles built like those in big cities. Trimmed hats from 25 cents. Flowers ribbons and laces in endless variety. Leghorn and lace flats popular for children. The latest Ribbon Hat from New York is our specialty. See our French pattern hats and Butterick patterns, Butterick’s agent for Anderson.
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Greenville
Seneca
Boltay
Spartanburg
Upper Carolina
New York
Butterick
Anderson
Atlanta Constitution
Juanna Ell
Americus
Folke
Rome
Ehe
Carl
Arunk
Cam
Eurybody
Gle
Hoyle
Teachers urged to honor graves day with exercises Confederate moms
In a 10 May observance call, D H Uses, School Commissioner of Audubon, urges teachers to mark Confederate soldiers graves or provide exercises such as Father Ryan poems. He argues children are descendants of soldiers and deserve a proper heritage, warns against incompetent teachers, and advocates selecting the best instructors for young learners. Also includes anecdotes on mothers, school work, and a long domestic vignette about a mother’s labor and a trip to Americus.
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Father Ryan
Soco
Uiosé
St. Paul
Bojpen
Marek Dhal
Treckon
Deafness Cure Claim by Constitutional Remedies
Advertisement from LS Chenly & Co Toledo Ohio claiming deafness due to inflamed muccus and Eustachian tube issues can be cured only by constitutional remedies. Promises $100 for any catarrh deafness case not cured by Ball’s Catarrh Cure and offers free circulars.
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Ball
LS. Chenly & CO
Toledo
Jackson's Bagging emerges to aid cotton planters in Georgia
In Avesta Georgia on April 21 lawyer William J Tackeon is hailed as the man who solved the jute bagging problem for cotton. His process uses stalk fibre from cotton plants to produce bagging that rivals jute, potentially saving about three million dollars for planters and three million more nationally. Jackson’s system relies on a secret process, with factories planned across states and Auguste as HQ for the venture.
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Avevsta
Wileliam J. Tackeon
Agra
Jackson
Edward Atkinson
Alliance
Eld
Gotton
Br. Jackson
Patterson, Nd
of Doughly & Co
Todd
The Winnebago Sturgeon Fishery Ashore On Long Lines
Fishermen in Winnebago Lake Wisconsin use six mile long lines with 20 000 hooks mounted on weighted baits to catch sturgeon. Boats haul ten hours to set lines and hours more to retrieve fish weighing twenty to seventy pounds. The method spans sections with red buoy markers and numbered boats. average catch is about one sturgeon per ten hooks, with large fish sold salted for winter use.
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Winnebego Lake
Wisconsin
McCormack riot and whiskey case in McCormick South Carolina
A vivid report from McCormick SC describes a six hour riot over illegal whiskey sales involving J M Jennings DP Calhoun and BL Starkey. Calhoun fired on Jennings and Harmon as townspeople returned fire. Calhoun was wounded and captured. A separate account notes Deputy U S Marshal W T Roark bringing wild whiskey figure Patterson to Augusta with a history of moonshine peddling and a dramatic escape via the Toxaway River led to Patterson’s later capture and a three month jail term plus fine.
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Calhoun
Winchester
J. B. Harmon
B, Sturkey & Co
Jenning
Sturkey
D. P. Black
Balla
Aveiwea
McGormick
Preston B. Calhoun
BL. E. Sturkey
Hie
Outeidera
McCormink
Courier
Ov Arnesvox
S. C
United States
W. T. Roark
Piskens County
Blue Ridge
Custom House
Mr. Roark
Aga Patterson
Greenville
Toxaway River
Patterson
Julius Cream
Rubicon
Tosaway
Lince
Asa Vattersom
Tork
Tudge Simonton
Pickens
New York
Egypt
Sekiah
Osiris
Lekish
Calhoun County
Iinoiz
Early Spring Hopes Fade as Frost Halts Crops in Laurens
J Wasmisoros Watts recalls the 1849 frost event and a current cold spell in Laurens, noting peach blooms, premature grain, and corn damaged by freezes. He praises Alliance farmers for cooperative help and predicts a brighter future if seasons cooperate.
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News and Courier
Wav Ai Uo
Charleston
Stewart A. Godman
Columbia
Thadona
Newberry
Drayton Nance
Kia County
Taronte
Laurens
Alliance
J. Wasmisoros Watts
Profitable Farming On Intensive Plan In Georgia
The Atlanta Journal profiles Mr. James B. Hunnicutt of Coweta County as a top Georgia farmer. On fifty acres with two mules he nets about 2000 dollars yearly, producing corn, cotton, oats, wheat, barley, rutabaga, clover hay, and other crops. He reports 500 bushels of corn from seven acres, 28 bales of cotton, and other strong yields despite weather damage. Col Thomas Williams of Alabama also demonstrates success with 500 acres and 500 bales of cotton plus home hog and hominy.
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Atlanta
James B. Hunnicutt
Coweta
Hunnicutt
Hunnicott
Jess Tan
Thomas Williams
J. Timiore County
Ala
Hebrew Love Wins Against Orthodox Barriers in Baltimore
In Baltimore on April 13 Emanuel Straus wed Miss Williams, a Methodist clerk at Straus Brothers dry goods. She converted to Judaism after a six month Hebrew study and ritual bath completing the match with secrecy. Parents withheld blessings but the couple left for a bridal tour then moved to Chicago. first such case in Baltimore in memory. A century old Waterbury clock still keeps time.
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Bactinoxe
Emanuel Straus
Miss Williams
Straus Brothers
Young Straus
House of Judgment
Bath
Lillie
Rebecca
Chicago
Baltimore
Fragmented 19th Century Patchwork News Roundup
A long, miscellaneous collection of brief notes and items from the era. Topics include novelty science and tech claims, poverty and wealth anecdotes, health and diet quips, notable people and places, ancient relics, and local curiosities. Names like Edison and Mrs. Wilton appear among many scattered facts.
Pleasant liquid fruit remedy praised as superior laxative
A promotional note extols Syrup of Figa as the most excellent laxative. It credits its universal acceptance and approval to the Pleasant liquid fruit remedy’s qualities, asserting strong value for the California Pig Serup Company.
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OBR & Sloan
S.c
California Pig Serup Company
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