Prologue to a Speech Amid South Carolina Press Debate
The text presents Governor Cole Blease addressing the General Assembly, praising his allyship with God and the people, while reflecting on press support and opposition. It cites reactions from South Carolina newspapers, noting shifts in editorial stance and public sentiment as the gubernatorial race unfolds.
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Gill
Cole Taleases
Presidence
Moar Bois
Bowl Carolia
Bidity
Gantle- Hovis
South Caroling
Aled: Agalinst He Webe A In Iteat
Hilsetoad
South Cayolina
Blease
CIA
South Carolina
Shreveport, Law, Journal of
Peatersiane
Dirk
Lease
Macon
Charleston News
Courten
Layer
Emu
New Orleans
Ativek
Weert Scotts Emulsier Adventure in 19th Century Ad Copy
Weert Scotts Emulsier described as a wonderful food product in a highly garbled 19th century advertisement. The text cites Scott & Bowne at 409 Pearl Street New York as the contact or seller for the emulsion, though many phrases are nonsensical or corrupted.
Fragmented speech on political issues and education in South Carolina
A distorted text presents a political speech advocating biennial sessions, pensions for Confederate veterans, and education reform. It criticizes the Union and federal government, endorses liberal veteran support, and condemns compulsory education while urging better school facilities and white education.
Long Creek's Jonas Phillips A 1826 Birthline Portrait
Keowee Courier editor Jonas I Phillips, lifelong resident of three counties, born March 6 1826 near Long Creek in Oconee County, now nearly 85. A Confederate veteran who endured war wounds, he remains a humor loving elder, married twice to Minerva Gassaway and Katharine Grahl, with deep ties to local families and the Demcratic party.
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Keowee Cowler
Jonas Lae Phillips
Long Creek
Hahs County
Found Mountain
Prips
Hans Phillips
Virginia
South Carolina
Old Phillips Burying Ground
Hoy
Minerva Gassaway
Katharine Grahl
Spencer Grahl
Walhalla
Mila
Pendleton
Pickeng
Oconee
Lewes Crork
Sone Sears
Wis Vite
Keowee
Plekens
400 Men Entombed In A Mine Disaster On Russo Prussian Frontier
A mine explosion at Sonowlee on the Russo Prussian frontier entombed about 400 men, with 40 killed. Rescue efforts found the dead after hours of fire. negligence by mine owners is cited and three owners were ordered arrested. Soldiers were called to maintain order as rescue and investigation proceeded.
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South Cayoua
Sonowlee
Fowall
W & Cross Channel
Memory of the Civil War Era Neighbor at the Old Homestead
An elderly man recalls days before the war with Confederate army operations, wildlife in the forests, and simple country living at the old homestead. He speaks of labor, rare tobacco use, and devout worship as the years have passed, noting the grindstone, pine frame, and enduring routines of a quiet life.
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Montgomery, Ala
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Offlee
Nike
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