Notice on Constipation Cure Promoted at Rides
A notice advertises a constipation cure at a rides event with claims of relief and health benefits. No verified medical endorsement is provided.
20 Oct 1897
Page 1
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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1897
Page
1
A notice advertises a constipation cure at a rides event with claims of relief and health benefits. No verified medical endorsement is provided.
The article updates on Senate senator Tilia, the phosy industry yield, and various state affairs. It mentions appointments, church conference plans in Charleston, and railway usages from Ualfyney to Camden and Marian.
The best time to save cotton seed is during harvest, selecting seeds only from the most prolific plants. Prominent growers warn against taking seeds from all plants. careless harvesting diminishes vitality and yield. Notable figures like Cook and Jones advocate strict seed selection to sustain varieties and improve future crops. The Mississippi station supports saving superior stalks for improved seeds, predicting better varieties through careful selection. Also noted is the loss of Gen John Bratton’s patriotic son aiding yellow fever victims.
Will AU Tarn White reports from Atlanta that Bishop Gaines of a colored church advocates a theory claiming the colored race is gradually absorbed by whites. He asserts graded mulatto tinting and leaching will erase African characteristics year by year, predicting eventual color loss and a nearly Caucasian appearance.
The governor and ministers field vast replies to a ministerial circular on liquor policy. Opinions divide between prohibition and high license, with some favoring absolute prohibition. The governor plans to use the responses in his annual message. Other items note Paris trades and curious dog care services, plus a humorous tale of a girl and an uncle's hats.
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