Franks Return and Family Tragedy in Old Town
A tale unfolds of mistaken identity and deathbed longing in a Virginia town. Frank Williams, believed dead, returns to find a tangle of kinship, betrayal, and sacrifice as Mona Liza, Nellie, Jane Smith, and Mrs Williams confront truth, love, and forgiveness amid a village’s grief.
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Thomas Williams
Mr. Williams
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Impressions of South Carolina trip by visitors
A visiting party tours towns along the Sea Columbia and Augusta Railroad, praising hospitality and growth from Columbia to Cheraw, Newberry, Walhalla, and Greenville. They note rail access, water power, schools, and thriving industries, with reflections on climate, soils, and prospects for immigrants, after visiting Spartanburg and ending in Washington City.
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Columbia
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Newberry
Uthersie College
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Greenville
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Paris Mountain
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Spartanburg
North Carolina
Astevilla
Wacbington City
Fish Culture and the Decline of Shad in Southern Rivers
In a discussion of migratory shad, the author notes historic abundance in South Carolina streams, later rare on tables and now aided by artificial incubation methods championed by Frobenor Baird. The piece covers river obstructions, the use of pure water for hatching, and legal protections to preserve spawning grounds and the Havana as a federal waterway.
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South Carolina
Seneca
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Igea
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Bob Green
New York
Frofenor Baird
United States Commissioner of Fish and Fisheries
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Savannah
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Prevention and Dr Bull's Syrup Ad Notice
An old promotional notice touts Dr Bull’s Syrup as preventing teething discomfort and defending infants against cholera infantum colic and other diseases. Includes a price fragment and product claim typical of 19th century patent medicines.
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