14 May 1902
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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1902
Page
1
The piece contrasts how stores handle refunds, noting some hide refund terms as advertising tricks while others refuse politely. It argues for a straightforward money back guarantee with no frowns or dissatisfaction, suggesting refunds could bankrupt businesses if every customer asked.
A roundup of local and regional items notes name changes and plans in Greenville and Augusta while reporting on expenses, reforms, and upcoming events. Highlights include temple changes, a planned oleo line, a Confederate reunion in Greenville, and a prison pardon.
In Washington on May 12 1903 Democratic Senators demand full hearing before any vote on the Philip Biné bill. Senator Turner attacks the Philippine policy calling the war unjust and noting Gen Jacob H. Smith. Reports touch on Nebraska politics, Postmaster General rulings, Rathbone pardons, and Roosevelt era diplomacy regarding Miles Dewey decoration and the Isthmian Canal bill.
The Clemson College trustees concluded the hearing on reinstating sophomores and delayed action on President Hartzog. Thornwell is reinstated with punishment remitted, and sophomores may reapply in good standing with no penalties. The board criticized student insubordination and urged submitting grievances to the trustees in the future.
The letter from Mr. Wm. F. Lee recounts a Texas journey near Tanglewood south of Charlotte with vivid notes on climate, crops, cattle movement to Indian Territory, and rural life. He contrasts wealth with purpose and describes cattle ranching, long horns, and farm labor amid rough weather and oil camp intrigue.
Mrs Lawrence Kay and two children visited her daughter Mrs Will McClelland while Miss Lizzie Mitchell endures a painful scalded foot. Rain is needed. David Harress travels to Charleston for a stay. Will McClelland recovers from illness as church attendance continues and neighbors note scarce news and plentiful work.
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