Ancient iron plant ruins near Anderson with ore evidence
An article reports on a ruined iron furnace site in Anderson County. It describes slag heaps, scattered timbers, and a large five foot long beam found by a creek. The piece explores possible ore sources nearby and notes historic gun manufacture linked to a 18th century contract, with locals holding tradition but few verifiable records.
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News and Courier
Andersen County
Ube
Anderson
Coutrevite Road
Rene Wilts
Pavelo
Sivannah
Beeasa Anderson
Monroe
United States
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Washington
J. Beylts
Iterling
Andergon
Creenvilly
Public notice and historical curiosities from New York and Atlanta
Fragmentary items report a theater mention involving Commander Peary and a lecture series across Meridian and Anniston, with a governor’s objection noted. A Civil War memorial coin sale in New Orleans draws attention as a valuable collectible. medicines by Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets are advertised by local druggists.
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New York
Helen
Roary
Joe Freroi
Hows
Georili
Dodey
Peavy
Robert de Peary
Peary
Brown
Georoti
Meridian
Miss
Airneingham
Women Advised Through Change of Life Remedy
An advertisement quotes women praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the best help through life’s changes. It touts relief from inflammation irregularities backaches and fatigue and invites readers to write to Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for confidential advice.
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Pinkhana
Sakai Divingston Street
Lydia
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Preacher and Coffee at the Brown Table
A rough rhymed tale from the Arkansas Baptist notes a circuit rider preacher of John Wesley’s brand. He reflects on baptism and sermon power, then humorously recounts Sister Brown hosting coffee and tea, testing scriptural commands with a playful coffee pot bargain.
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Johi Wesley
Early gardening tips and medical remedies from 1910s column
A fragmented column blends farming advice with medical notices. It discusses planting beans, timing North Carolina and South Carolina sowings, and harvesting methods. It advertises Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and Foley's Kidney Remedy for kidney and bladder issues, attributed to J. W. Ball.
Studebaker Wagons: A Tradition of Reliable Craftsmanship
The ad extols the uniform finish of wagons and asserts timber variety is hard to judge. It argues only a trusted maker ensures quality, praising the House of Studebaker for nearly sixty years of dependable wagons and honest dealing.
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House of Studebaker
Collision at Abbevile leaves student dead and injured
Report from May 17 describes a violent incident at a Colimbia high school where four whites and three students were involved. One death and several injuries occurred after a fight on the second story. Observers note long standing racial tensions and police action followed. Tablets advertised for relief of various ailments list doctors in multiple towns.
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Colimbia
Abbevile
Cale
Rexlaw
Fatal Burial and Deafness Cures Claimed in Odd Notices
A local obituary note records the burial of Gilbreath’s child and serious injuries to his family in a house fire. The piece shifts to a medicinal advertisement touting Hall’s Catarrh Cure and Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy, urging readers to seek constitutional treatment for deafness and cough with claims of cure and testimonials.
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Chinny & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Druggsiata, the
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Con Station
Saloon Shootout Leaves Wounded Worker After Alley Confrontation
Saloonkeeper G Le Dantel fires five shots at Jim Westbrook a chestnut smith injuring him in the left shoulder back and spine area. Westbrook is hospitalized in Grady with serious condition as police arrest Dantel for alleged shooting in self defense claim.
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Alania
Mare
Nyuor Keller
G. le Dantel
Jim Westbrook
Daniel
Indiger
Westbrook
Grady
Westhroot
Daniel Assurts
Concurrent resolution to publish six thousand copies as book
Woodinston Manel and Senter Smith of South Cavatina propose a concurrent resolution to print six thousand copies of a certain address for reception by the Calhoun station. The volumes would be neatly bound and circulated among the senators and interested authors.
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Woodinston
Manel
Senter Smith
South Cavatina
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