Farmers' Union and Cotton Debate in South Carolina
A South Carolina farmers' column criticizes cotton speculation, promotes Farmers' Union ideas, and urges self reliance in food crops. It cites local growers, cooperative results, and contrasts long staple versus short staple cotton while warning against reliance on cotton bears and lien laws. The piece mixes satire and advocacy with regional examples from Marlboro and Clarendon counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Inbergrot Sowoersof
Setio
Farmer’ Union
Becatuse
Drake
Marlboro County
Carl
Tindal
Clarendon County
Anderson
Pickens
Coones
Union Man
Pendleton
Hie Oribs
Weeder
Cullivatora
Molver Williamson
Robert Aldrich
Williamson
Aldrich
Dian
Favorite Prescription Promises Relief for Women
An editorial excerpt endorses Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for women with nervous weaknesses and reproductive issues. It cites Unicorn root and Golden Root medicines, claiming benefits on the back, digestion, and uterine comfort, while naming physicians and institutions in support. The piece touts the remedy as a leading product for female health.
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Pierce
John Fyfe
Tit Koukorro Medical
Fyfo
Payne
Isacorrhen Monte
Wits
Deron
Cincinnati
Zoftarsontaal College
Tragedy in Anderson county fatal shooting near Central
In Anderson county, Asbury Wooten, 40, shot Duke Owens, 72, through the heart on the Galaapio place near Central. A boyish quarrel over alleged mischief led to confrontation. an inquest was held, and Wooten was jailed. Owens was a prominent local resident.
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Anderson
Anderson County
Asbury Wooten
Duke Owens
A. W. Galaapio
Central
Wooten
Mr. Owend
Mr. Owenn
Owenn
Kenquiro Hunter
Wooton
Owens Wan & Promi
Thig County
Tregedy la
Copper Kills Germs Say Advocates in 19th Century Writing
A historical piece advocates copper as a universal germ killer. It cites experiments showing copper vessels sterilizing water and claims copper prevents diphtheria cholera and typhoid germs. The text urges copper coatings for canteens and drinking vessels to save lives in tropical and epidemic contexts.
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Cincinnati Eaquirer
Micro Orwanieims
Revere
Massachusetts
Tropica
Cancer patterns and diet across vertebrates a discussion
Medical notes by William Seaman Bainbridge describe cancer as sharing core traits across vertebrates and discuss diet influence. The piece notes regional cancer belts, racial susceptibility differences, female predominance, and critiques bacterial and cell theories while reporting on hormone and surgical treatment debates. It also mentions releasing hooks on ships and electrical cultivation increases in crops as related engineering notes.
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William Seaman Bainbridge
Tasuies
Harvard
Imperial Cancer Research
Bat
Secret of Welding Copper Revealed by Howard Kean
The report notes Howard Kean of Lee County has learned the secret of welding copper after three years of experimentation. The invention promises to help telephone telegraph and trolley companies weld copper wire instead of brazing and may enable welded plate glass panes. The Courier reports this as a notable breakthrough.
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Howard Kean
Lee County
Henvy Lowe
Speed's Creek Celebrates Washington Birthday Program
Speed's Creek observed Washington's birthday with a school program featuring songs, recitations, and readings by students led by Wille Cox Annie Walker and Hattie Cox. Performances included The Fight Those Boys The Battle Hymn of the Republic and Yankee Doodle with multiple student readers and singers. Local residents Mina Beatrice Patterson Ollie Summeroll and others were noted visitors and travelers over the week.
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Speed's Creek
Speed’s Creek
Waabington
Amorios
the Wohool
Wille Cox
Washington
Annie Walker
Olu Sheriff
Hong
Swanee River
George Washington
Miliie Sherif
Whathington
Rossin Cox
Ratelle Moore
Adger Brock
Hattie Cox
Floy Cox
Columbia
Cols Wilson
Allen Moore
Roy Walker
Fields Conwell
Seven Girls
Lota Wilson
Estelle Moore
Willie Cox
Gladya Wilson
Gussie Moore
Salvation Army Leader Booth to Sail for U S
London Feb 22 Gen William Booth of the Salvation Army will sail for the United States tomorrow for the last trip of his life. He will return to England in June at his eightieth year and spend a week in New York followed by a month in Canada. The rest of his itinerary has not been announced.
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Mina Beatrice Patterson
Pendleton
Ollie Summeroll
Sandy Sprioga
Andy Cox
Torooa
The
Southern Railway Co
F. J. Brown
Anderson
Mionie Cox Ban
Richland
Misa Ada Freaman
Davnr Campbell
New Hope
London
William Booth
Salvation Army
United States
England
New York
Canada
O Leary bedridden as others visit in Whitewater
News from Whitewater reports 86 year old John O Leary Sr confined to bed with grip for a week while family and neighbors send greetings. Mrs. Corbin remains ill but improving.Visits include Hugh M Harking and Mina Fannie with the O Learys and visitors from Glenville. Two shingle mills relocate to local properties despite cold trapping season progress.
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Whitewater
John O'Leary
O’ Leary
B. E. Corbin
Walker Breedlove
Hendersonville
N. C
Hugh M. Harking
Mina Fannie
Mack Breedlove
Thos, Maher
Glenville
J. N. Breedlove
Frank Crow
North Carolina
D. HK. Nicholson
W. H. Talley
Local options defend self-government says Darlington Nova
The speaker argues that the county option bill rests on focal self-government and majority rule. He claims the people are capable of self-government and that local options remain unassailable. A Spartanburg story quotes a man harmed by dangerous liquor.
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Darlington
Bloree and Church Blown to Aloms in Indiana
Terre Haute Indiana Feb 28 following a raid on an alleged blind tiger liquor shop at Banford two stores and the Methodist church at Hanford were dynamited early today the church building was blown up shortly before midnight a few hours later the general stores of J W Reese and Shickel Johnson were dynamited both buildings wrecked goods ruined the Reese store six two story structure with the upper floor occupied by the Masonic lodge Sheriff Horsely and a detective aided Sanford citizens allege the dynamiting was revenge for the liquor raid
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Terre Haute
Ind
Banford
Sheriffa
Hanford
Atorea
J. W. Reese
Shickel & Johnson
Reese
Masonic Lodge
Horsely
Sanford
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Mra. W. M. Campbell
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Virginia-Carolina
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
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Bureau of Atattation
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