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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1901
Page
3
The article argues Southern women and girls in cotton country uphold home life and labor, praising pickers and homemaking as social and moral backbone. It reflects on education, industry, and self reliance, linking women to national prosperity and tradition, while noting wartime and leadership events and a cautious stance toward urban fashion.
A damaged ad touts Botanic Blood Balm as a universal cure for rheumatism catarrh and blood disorders. It claims to reach the real cause in bones joints and mucous membranes and offers free medical advice and testimonials from customers. The copy lists distributors and promises strong relief when other treatments fail.
During Hanis, use one hundred pounds of hains with eight pounds of salt. Dissolve four quarters of eight pounds of saltpetre in boiling water, mix and barrel with the liquor and top up with wat er. Keep covered and let sit until tame days pass. Retrieve weekly and pickle for eight weeks, then smoke as desired. Repeating aims to keep the tamé at the top and bottom of the cask.
Fragmentary OCR reports a claim that a liniment cures partial paralysis and other ailments. The text mentions Logan County West Virginia and a Gettys or similar company, with vague references to bottles and use by neighbors. The article is garbled and contains nonstandard spellings and unclear names.
A well known cotton buyer recalls cases of plated or loaded cotton bales and even a grindstone found inside a sugar barrel, with instances of deception in the cotton market told as warning tales from the Lancaster to Camden area. He notes such tricks occur occasionally and are hard to detect, though not frequent, and stresses that some sellers resort to dishonest methods to cheat buyers.
An ear is described as a hereditary trait handed down through generations with minimal change. Some criminology authorities claim criminals often possess a distinctive ear type identifiable by experts, implying ears may reveal lineage or character in forensic assessments.
O Daréon of Bay Villa Sandays River Caps Colony runs a general store nine miles from the railway and twenty five miles from the town. Mr Larson notes steady farmer trade within thirty miles and many rely on Chamberlain's remedies. In a mile radius, about sixty people live, with fourteen in the past year seeking help, highlighting limited doctor access and the store's wide wares. Orr tay & Co sell Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
Fragmented ad style copy touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic and Bractoquinine based cures with claims of iron and quinine in tasteless form. Includes barter style No Cure No Pay promises and price at 25 cents.
The Department of Agriculture issues Farmora Bulletin No. 195 by Prof J Wickson, urging irrigation as a broad agricultural art for all regions not just deserts. It stresses storage and cheap distribution, small-scale works, and practical steps for farmers to establish home water supplies with illustrated directions.
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