Prince and Uringe Vie for State House Seat in Anderson Race
Civis of Ovenwood outlines Prince and Uringe as strong candidates in the Anderson district. The piece praises Prince for leadership, intellect, and opposition to child labor legislation, while lauding Uringe as a well educated, practical lawmaker with long service in the General Assembly. Both are portrayed as principled, capable, and committed to broad statesmanship.
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Andersin
Congress Fox
Letoy
Walford College
Trusters
Tle Anderson
South Carolina
Anderson
Lower Hanch
Cencral Assembly
Fght
Upper South Carolina
Thei Eldren
Homer
Ilis Viacelate
House of Repreventatives
Prince Ia
Grand Old County
Abbeville
W. L. Prince
Abbaville County
Mia
S. C
Williamston
Peiuve
Ovenwood
You Can Lead a Horse to Water and the Strain
An ad-style warning that a thin body won’t use food unless energized by Scott’s Emulsion. It claims the product makes the body hungry and wakes it up from a “strike,” prompting use of nourishment to build fat and strength. Ends with a free sample offer from BUUTT & HOS ere Neaat, NV.
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Scott
Buutt
Selatic Theumatism Cupet Atte Wit Teen Years
A confused OCR fragment describes long term rheumatic suffering and relief after a chamberlain-like intervention. The passage seems to note someone named Selatic Theumatism Cupet Atte Wit and a doctor or observer mentioning relief, with garbled names and places. The exact event, date, and full identities are unclear.
Silver price collapse and public indifference in 19th century silver market
The article notes a dramatic fall in silver to seven pence per ounce below 1893 lows while prices for other staples rise. It discusses foreseen effects on production should silver rise or fall, the Silver Trust’s production curtailment, and that annual silver mining reached a record despite price declines. It ends with the bullion value of the silver dollar at 20 to 37 cents.
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India
Congress
Silver Trust
Talbert Story and a Humorous Church Moment
A fragmentary tale describes Hon. W. Juster Talbert of South Carolina and a long service in his field. The excerpt recounts a church gathering where a sermon on Hosea provokes a humorous interruption from a back pew observer asking for his seat, highlighting a vivid, informal moment from a local story.
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W. Juster Talbert
South Carolina
Wembirs
Palmorty
Hosea
Brethron
Oli Tegro
Representative Flood and Natural Bridge Plan for National Park
Virginia congressman Representative Flood introduces a bill to purchase Natural Bridge for national control and to develop the area above the bridge into a national park. The piece highlights praise from Virginians and other leaders, notes historical references to Jefferson and Washington, and describes the bridge’s size, surroundings, and the surrounding park.
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Virgina
Rockbridge Varity
Nasaral Bridge
Wlrod
Niagara Falls
Fieud
Charles J. Paxton
Load
Rock Bridge
Virginia
Jufférson
Hts
Duh
Marshall
Jong
Buckbridge
Monroe
Benton
Jackson
Yan Buren
Sam Houston
Thny
Auie
Trinity Church
Washington
MU Fort
Minister Disciplines His Wife in Curious Wallet Tale
A Philadelphia parish minister warns his wife about carelessness and ends up confessing to stealing her pocketbook from a down town bank. The wallet contained no name, but the minister later returned it to the bank, donating the contents to charity. The column plugs Prickly Ash Bitters and Eyana Pharmacy after a string of odd notes and anecdotes.
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Philadelphia
Mary
Thas
Jacob
Trust Company
Roosevelt Tribute to Ene Life of Thomas Benton
Theodore Roosevelt argues the duty of able men to bear arms for freedom and unity. He contrasts Northern and Southern troops, lamenting Northern gentility and mercantile values. He lauds Lee and his soldiers as among the greatest captains in English-speaking history.
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Thomas Benton
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Northeise
Lee
Marlborough
Wellington
Springfield rifle to replace Krag Jorgensen in U S army
The War Department orders the Krag Jorgensen to be discarded in favor of the Springfield rifle of 1901. The new American gun is said to outrange and outpenetrate rivals, with claimed effective ranges up to 4500 yards and higher muzzle velocity. Experts compare it to Mauser rifles and note the Springfield's heavier, faster bullet delivers greater energy. George Gwinn of Huntington Texas, now 102, is credited as father to a large lineage of 47 children and many descendants.
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Washington
War Department
Conngham
Gordon Highlanders
Springfield Arsenal
United States
Suutenset Schedule in Eltoot Jane Bor
In Eltoot Jane Bor 11 a Tet a schedule appears for J R railway in Suutenset line. Notable entries indicate a planned service change affecting local travelers and timetable adjustments across stations. Authorities urge passengers to verify listings as revised times may alter daily commutes.
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Suutenset
Jane Bor
Wallace opens shop on Church Street for woodwork and buggy work
We, the undersigned, have opened Shopa'at the old stand on Church Street for woodwork, blacksmithing, and buggy repair. All work warranted to be thorough. W.M. WALLACE, B. T. GORDON. $5 Feb 19, 1902.
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Dean & Ratliff's
W. M. Wallace
Church Street
W.M. Wallace
T. Gordon
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