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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1901
Page
3
The author laments wartime greed, notes Lincoln era ideals, and questions God’s will amid U S expansions. He recalls President McKinley’s death, predicts Roosevelt’s rise, and recalls schoolmates and family as he muses on debt, pensions, and personal legacy.
A Georgian girl, Mion Clarico Barksdale of Augusta, rises in New York society after a confession by Mrs Wo Ting Fang. The tale centers on Kies Clarice Barksdale of Aviguta allegedly teaching dance to the famed Wu. Miss Barksdale, tall and social in Augusta, Warm Springs, Montgomery, Aiken, Charleston, Washington, D. C., and Atlanta, enjoys broad social notice.
An advertisement touts B B B Botan ic Blood Balm as a cure for deep seated rheumatism and catarrh. It claims to reach the blood’s poison cause, drain from bones and joints, and prevent recurrence. Testimonials from physicians and firms support the claim. A separate note mentions a Carlisle indigas event and local conference remarks.
A fragmented note describes a financial transaction and a pharmacist note with a signature. The garbled text references a box and a price, with a line about money and a name H. W. Grova appearing amid unclear details.
A.W. Branna of Bamberg County argues that cotton can be improved through careful selection and hybridization. He cites cross breeding King’s cotton and Egyptian varieties, aiming to produce a long staple, black seed cotton with strong yields. He predicts eventual development of superior cotton for the South Carolina low country.
O R Lareen of Bay Villa Sundays River Cape Colony runs a rural store nine miles from the railway and about one mile from the nearest town. He says farmers within thirty miles supply Chamberlain's remedies, testifying to their value where a doctor's advice is scarce. Within a year fourteen villagers have used the cough remedy. The text includes unreliable chatter about local bank remarks and deposits.
A garbled notice claims a product labeled as a tasteless iron and quinine formula. It warns against paying extra and mentions a price of 60e. The text reads like a misprinted advertisement with unclear branding and uncertain legitimacy.
Anton Colman a veteran blasting expert born in Maine and active in Massachusetts and New England recounts decades of explosive work. He warns nitro glycerine is highly dangerous and shares incidents with empty kegs, accidental blasts, and the need for extreme caution near volatile materials. An odd note reports a cat in Saltsburg Pa mothering three rats, shocking locals with an unusual animal display.
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