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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1901
Page
6
A fragmentary, opinionated reminiscence on Theodore Roosevelt, Booker T. Washington, and race relations. The narrator recounts past and present attitudes, cites Roosevelt’s actions, and reflects on black leadership, education, and social tensions in a Southern context. The piece weaves criticism with hopeful doubt about reform and leadership.
An advertisement touts a blood and skin cure promising to drain impurities and humors from the blood. It claims to treat boils pimples boils and rashes and offers medical advice at 380 Mitchell Street Atlanta. The sales pitch cites thousands of testimonials and lists several pharmacies backing the remedy.
An Atlanta dispatch reports the Georgia House passed a measure to prohibit the sale of cigarettes and cigarette papers, with the Senate expected to act. The writer argues restrictions should target youths, and that penalties could curb smoking at home and work, praising the legislature's effort.
An odd courtly tale recounts a “Major” addicted to morphine who, aided by his wife, substituted flour for the drug for 18 months while believing he was still ingesting morphine. After a public dinner, relatives reveal the deception, the wife vows to quit, and the husband’s habit continues in secrecy. Nearby notes recall a Scottish memorial and a 1884 prophecy on electricity replacing fuel.
A drummer recalls a misread church scene during a brief illness. He visits a second cousin, meets a devout maiden lady living with a dog, cats, and a parrot, and is mistaken for a church member. The minister asks him to lead in prayer, triggering a fatal heart failure diagnosis by a country doctor.
A Wheeling reader from 74 Thirty Seventh Street Virginia reports severe cough and cold fears of pneumonia. After taking two doses the patient notes improved symptoms, and three bottles cured the cold with chest pains gone. Sold by Orr Gray Co.
A reminiscence from Detroit Free Press recounts a cautious courtship tale of a genius traveler and a romantic dreamer, along with a medical anecdote by Elder John W. Hogeras praising Chamberlains Cough Remedy. Pottsville health measures order women to shorten dresses to curb disease spread, while St Paul resident H T McLotyrs endorses Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets.
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