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Anderson Intelligencer

Location

Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1887

Page

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Williamston Institute Highlights and Local Educator Praise

A regional report praises the Williamston school institute and its teachers, notably Dr. Lander, Miss Leonard, and Mrs. Annie, for their methodical, practical instruction. It lauds the campus, the surrounding community, and the productive two weeks of sessions, urging continued support, skilled staffing, and South Carolina’s educational leadership.

Williamaton Lander Yonder Park Iteria Biewesa Thor Flouriabed Bia Dander Williamstoo Leonardeweot Léonard Wiis Brother Morrison South Caroline Greeseuille Motriaon Jas Tidelametolde Odleigues Klemm Mia Leonard Alex von Humboldt Bald Proasia America Col. Oliskacales Severaur Eynost Brottier Witstisey Hays Maine Oakifords Duluth San Antonio South Carrolina South Carolina Commonwealth Beapon Tam Hegel

Idle strength wasted by Bishop and call for labor

The piece denounces dormant male vigor and urges self help from idleness through work, farming, or crafts. It contrasts freedom with contempt for laziness, urging boot blacks and others to seek family trades, harvest, or trades rather than beg, with Jefferson Davis and a broader call to labor ethics.

Bishop Peck Honda Gilad

Bad Smelling Feet Remedies From Geo. Le. Curtiss Mi D

A historical note by Geo. Le. Curtiss Mi D discusses causes of foot odor and remedies. It covers cleanliness, thickened skin, skin disease, excessive perspiration, soaking, trimming dead skin, boracic acid washes, and repeated treatments over days to reduce odor.

Geo. LE. Curtiss

Conscience and Restitution Lesson At Northfield Meeting

A Northfield meeting hears Moody urge restitution after a Dallas merchant recounts stealing 5500 and returning it all. He describes selling their house and belongings to restore the money, then rebuilding life from nothing and regaining good credit through honesty. The New York Sun reports the tale.

New York Sun

A Guiless House in a godly home

A three year old boy lived months with a devout family learning simple truths. He noticed the contrast between prayerful Christian dwelling and prayerless worldly homes. The piece laments homes lacking faith and the impact on children and adults, praising Christian love over worldly behavior.

Honges Godiox

Rough on M Glauis and a Weathered Engagement

In a comic social note, Houtelier McGintis is engaged to Miss Exmerelda Longootlis of Anatin, a noted flirt. On leaving the Longeolin mansion, Hostetter is taunted by Gilkooly about Longootlis faking toothache to see another man, with mock courtesy. The McGinnin Longeolin marriage is delayed by bad weather.

Houtelier McGintis Exmerelda Longootlis Anatin Hostetter Longeolin Gilkooly Misa Longcollia N. B McGinnin-Longeolfin

Wealth of Pythias Compared to Ancient Riches

The article discusses ancient wealth led by Pythias son of Aty of Lydia, valuing his silver gold and lands at over 12 million with slaves. It cites his hosting of Xerxes army at Carmania and gifting Darius a gold plane tree and vine, claiming he was the wealthiest in history per the New Orleans Times-Democrat.

John B. Ooz Baltimore House of Seformation Ralph Brunt Brant Aix Mr. Broot Tiberius Gress Pythias Aty Atater Siebos Calmam Kerxes Greece Darius Xerxes

Hard on the Counsel. Mississippi Lawyer Relates an Insanity Plea

A Mississippi lawyer recalls defending a horse thief by insanity plea. He cites lengthy medical references and the judge’s charge, noting witnesses testified to theft while the judge found no insanity evidence beyond a possible lack of self control.

Nzetin

Democrats Hold The Trump Card In Political Pack

For the first time in thirty years the Democrats hold the trump card in politics. A clean, direct administration and a large treasury support a favored nominee, while the Republicans show fatigue and misfortune. The piece notes Henry Clay’s lingering specter, Burr and Pierce O’Hara wandering in playful absurdity, and the President as a humorous Irish wit figure shaping the race.

Democratic Party Houses of Representatives Republican Party Txetica Jack Henry Clay Burchard Cleveland Democrats Peter Simple Pierce O'Hara Patrick O'Plenipe

World Lovepet Cities Table of Global Populations

A compendium lists major world cities with population figures from various authorities. It notes many Chinese estimates, excludes under 500,000, and presents 35 cities with a combined total exceeding ninety-two million, naming cities such as Tokyo, London, Paris, Calcutta, and Chicago along with Chinese locales and European capitals.

Aitichi Japa Bangkok Siam Brooklyn Berlin Calcutta Indi Canton Chit Chicago Dil Constantinople Turkey China Glasgow Scotland Hang-Chaw-foo Hang-Tcheon Chins King-te-Chiang Liverpool England London Madrid Spain Paris France Pekalonga Java Pekin Philadelphia St. Petersburg Russi Sartama Supa Louis Tien-Tala Tokio Tapan Tafa-Tehoo Vienna Austria Woo-chang Chim

Angels Seen Near Milan Tennessee At Mrs Wood’s Home

An 1890s Milan Tennessee report notes six angelic figures appeared at sunset on the Sterling Johnson place near Milan, entering Mrs. Wood’s yard to comfort the sick. Witnesses, including several present ladies, described six beings in white garments with halos before they vanished skyward. The sight caused considerable local excitement per the Milan Exchange.

Sterling Johnson Milan Aix

Corn Bread For Vigor In Early American Diets

Corn bread and porch meat were staples for early American families, shaping the diet of fathers and children. Even as prosperity grew, many retained the simple meals of their youth, with corn bread remaining a favored breakfast alongside salt pork.

Northwest land profit views by Mr White in contrast to South Carolina

A Northwest land prospectus by Mr White compares avenues for profit against South Carolina. He argues land there wears out, while Northwest farming offers higher returns, estimating potential gains around $10 per acre. The article also touches on household budgeting lessons from a young housekeeper and a Paris dispatch on evolving dueling norms.

Cnester White Northwest Jon Fidorado Martin Acre Bsis Alc Iilingis Carolina

Timber supply in America faces no exhaustion threat

The article argues that the United States has abundant wood reserves with no danger of depletion. It highlights vigorous forest growth and steady yields across regions from the Atlantic coast to the Gulf States, noting plentiful hardwoods in Michigan and northern peninsula, with fire and not timber traders as the main decimating factors.

England Gulf States Michigan

Fragmentary Existential Meditations On Dying Senses

A fragment from a historical text discusses dying and the persistence of senses after unconsciousness. It cites Ernest and a General Pi in considering whether hearing endures and whether consciousness lingers, noting widowhood themes and placeholders within the retrieved passage.

Ernest Borow iv

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