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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1901
Page
10
Fragments describe cleaning and restoring frames with soft water, glycerine and lemon amine mix, drying, and the New Feames. Also outlines carpet renewal via ammonia wash, bold silk and velvet embroidery in decorative frames and borders, plus guidance on affordable meat purchases and cuts for households from Mary Graham in the Woman's Home Companion.
A garbled OCR fragment lists orange fritters, coffee cake, raisin bread, and a buttered bread bake. It describes batter ingredients, oranges rolled in sugar, dipping in batter, and baking. Also included are a molasses coffe cake and a fruit salad with apple and lettuce, dressed with oil and lemon juice.
The New York Post reports Clark University tests on rats using wire mazes based on the Hampton Court design. Female rats showed faster pathfinding to central food, with little imitation and no scent trails, while play and curiosity emerged after appetite waned.
Fragmentary advertisement copy mentions Allen Foot Vinva and Dr Bhoop remedies with nonsensical typography. References a location in Ompted TaMoy Ne and a price of 9.50. Content appears damaged and garbled with multiple misspellings and illegible phrases.
A testimonial-style endorsement urges women to consult Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham and use her Vegetable Compound for female ailments. It claims her advice and product have brought health to many, noting Mrs. Chappell of Grant Park and a published portrait to support the endorsement. The ad invites readers to write for free information.
A French explorer recounts wolves driving off lions by imitating their howls to trigger a panic stampede. The party, led by Fos, endured a perilous night as roars and failed torches tested nerves until the pack’s illusion forced the lions away. Also notes University of Pennsylvania adds a new Tail Men’s Club with tall, six-footers.
Fragmented OCR hints at a sensational medical patent remedy with claims of curing cancer skin diseases hair loss and fever with a tonic. Mentions a Dr Gillam in Athens Georgia and references a wartime German connection and a controversial history of a water product.
The carrier touts two convenient routes to Buffalo during the Pan American Exposition, via Richmond and Washington or Portsmouth and Norfolk with a sea connection. It promises the fastest service to Buffalo and urges travelers to compare with Seaboard Air Line routes and trunk lines.
In Synbonra arr Line Hallway agents promote Seaboard Air Line routes to Western North Carolina and Southwest Virginia. They advertise lowest rates and fastest schedules to Harbors and resorts, claiming superior service and broad coverage from Jersey coast to Virginia and North Carolina destinations.
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