21 May 1891
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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1891
Page
1
A long excerpt urges educators to study themselves and human nature, arguing education is drawing out the mind, not cramming. It stresses self-knowledge, moral leadership, and the teacher's responsibility to guide students with empathy, experience, and honest effort, not merely transmit content.
A reader shares detailed experiences with incubators from purchase to operation. He describes a large setup with multiple rooms, costs, and a thriving poultry business focusing on Pekin ducks and bronze turkeys. The process includes managing temperatures, chick placement, feed, and growth, showing profitable incubator use.
A Nashville Atlanta letter writer reflects on Southern pride and homey blessings from Mt Vernon to Murfreesboro. He notes wheat and cotton prospects in Tennessee, recounts a generous charity on a Chattanooga train, praises doctors like Dr West Moreland, and laments persistent poverty while praising neighborly acts and shared humanity.
Dr George W Bothwell an eloquent Congregational preacher in Brooklyn attempted to give his child medicine on a Saturday in April. He swallowed a cork from a visl during the procedure and endured a long struggle to remove it. Despite multiple methods including forceps and a corkscrew catheter the cork could not be fully extracted. He weakened, his right lung collapsed, and he died after sixteen days. The cork attracted wide attention.
A patchwork of vintage notes recounts a family plagued by fevers coughs and boils praising Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery while drifting into hunting memoirs of St Pauls and a dramatic deer chase. The long narrative weaves medical quackery with a South Carolina hunt and a dramatic buck confrontation.
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