04 Sep 1890
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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1890
Page
1
An article outlines a step by step discipline philosophy for teachers addressing pupil misbehavior. It advocates starting with suggestion and reason, then private interviews, and finally coercive measures if needed, stressing that only just school law and teacher authority sustain order without friction.
An Augusta family plans a river voyage to malarial country as a little girl says evening prayers before departure, promising, Now goodbye Dad tomorrow we are going to Sleepy Hollow. The narrative is interwoven with ads touting Dr Westmoreland's Tonic as an anti malaria remedy.
Six years ago Eugene W Beck of Clayton Rabun County Georgia killed his wife Elle and sister in law Ada during a drunken crisis. He was convicted of murder in the first degree but sentenced to life in the Dade County Georgia pen, then died in May. He wrote a long farewell letter to old friends lamenting his past and urging temperance.
The column surveys widespread topics from Charlotte mills and New York fruit dealers to rising federal costs and Sunday schools in North Carolina. It notes weather effects on Yosemite snow, bodily perspiration, and the vast costs of life events, while touching on temperance, crime, electric fountains, and church statistics.
A classic advertisement touts Syrup of Figg as renewing health and strength while easing comfort. It claims gentle, natural cleansing of the system for costive or bilious states, offered in 50 cent and 1 dollar bottles through leading grocers and Gazette retailers.
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