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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1901
Page
3
The writer reflects on 19th century Whig versus Democrat clashes, praises Roosevelt's reform measures and civil service aims, and urges cross party support to purge corruption. He cites past figures like Maroy and Toombs, condemns party rancor, and argues for nonpartisan postmaster appointments to heal national divisions.
An advertisement promotes B B B Blood Balm as a cure for chronic rheumatism and catarrh. It claims the remedy reaches the blood cause, purifies it, and stops symptoms in bones joints and mucous membranes. It cites trials and free medical advice from Blood Balm Co Atlanta Georgia.
A clipped excerpt describes a South African store run by Kynarson near Will, Soodays River, Cape Colony. It supplies goods from needles to anchors and draws customers from a thirty mile radius, with Mrs. Larson endorsing its value for households with limited doctor access. The store claims a nearby population of about ninety in a one mile radius and emphasizes local ownership by families.
A moral exhortation on resisting cruelty in speech. Gossip inflames harm, spreads false or true reports, and erodes trust even among Christians. Silence is celebrated as a virtue, while public shaming and harsh judgments damage the innocent and the guilty alike.
The Charleston Sunday News reflects on strict vows of perpetual silence imposed on deaf members by religious orders. It contemplates the power and limits of self restraint, comparing deafness to enforced restraint of speech and its moral implications for society and personal life.
The notice states judges will be local neighbors for each contestant. It asks entrants to declare which prize they seek Six Acre One Acre or My Acre. After reports are filed a day will be set by August 1 1902 for comparing results and awarding prizes in the presence of contestants.
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