04 Sep 1895
Page 1
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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1895
Page
1
An advertisement proclaims new colored shirts with collars tis and cuffs, offered for one dollar instead of the original 1.25. The copy mocks half price schemes and humbug sales as unethical, noting the retailer will not alter its pricing despite market antics.
The August report from the Secretary of Agriculture in Washington compares Colton and other states with historic bale totals and conditions. It lists 1804 1893 figures and notes South Carolina at 81 and Texas at 71, cautioning it may not be vouched and hinting at potential price improvements if true.
Rev. Faduma of the Yoruba people, educated at London and Yale, tours the South arguing that progress among African Americans requires eventual return to Africa. He cites limited gains in small towns, urges gradual repatriation, and praises African civilizations while noting white influence harms black advancement. He tours Columbia after Nashville and Atlanta stops.
Bill Arp contemplates ancient history and famous figures from Pocahontas to Jefferson and Adams, weaving tales of early Virginia, diplomacy, and the drafting of the Declaration. He reflects on the complex legacy of slavery, the evolution of American governance, and the enduring impact of classical scholarship on oratory.
A High Shoals revival story centers on William Haygood, once a Princeton marshal, who composes a note confessing belief in hell after his tongue fails during sermons. The congregation witnesses miracles and prayers as Haygood remains speechless yet penitent, while lay leader Rogers leads the revival and notes the transformed mood in town.
A collage of assorted notes and anecdotes including sharp witted lines about sin and infancy, a claim of 50 000 NYC schoolchildren without public school rooms, marital quips, a rattlesnake bite remark, an elderly Maine bicyclist and football player, Austrailian bicycle mail service, a sheep bone graft operation in Philadelphia, and observations on crime and cigarettes with a stray note on Alabama claims.
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