Remembering the Southern Army in Civil War Heroism
A narrative lamenting the Southern Army's role in American history recalls the Confederate soldiers who fought beside the South’s cause. It defends their valor while critiquing the broader narrative written by Northern or Union perspectives and stresses the enduring memory of their sacrifice in the struggle for independence and liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phos
Han
Vallay
Washington
Yorktown
Herois
Alexander
Mien
Tas
Chem
Evans
Alpe
Wim
Ren
Willy Ronipart
Meyer Taged
I Foo
Mote
Coun
Leonidas
Herobin
Hebert
Pahitova
Lefived
Ot TendeTdis
Lee
Cassar
Pahoa Model Ptheey
Bidyex Doturston
Diseit Te Ston
Sleowrt
Daelwon
Lemgetrees
HHI, Polk
Hhuapton
Morgan
Rovert
BML
Ata Ghovida
Wirt
Eitinan
Bewih
Eien
Iain Fearhees
Biattie
Wil
Beth
Chan
South
Nhout
Dee Wheeler
Fee
Bnet
Natal
Fea National
Asa
Nivenna
Ark
Wwe
Tanners
Witc
Fathy
Yale
Watts
Phebe
Gothgebirn
Cn MMM
Honee
Cotene
Airship to Fly at State Fair Event
President Motely Mas announces a closed contract with Strobe for an airship display at the State Fair. Mobley, a state air association press official, invites the public to Columbia to see a real flying machine, promising free admission for witnesses and predicting huge crowds as a premier drawing card for South Carolina's fair.
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State Fair
Motley Mas
Whinstiore
John A. Mobley
Press
The
State Air Association
Tate
Mobley
China
Columbian
South Carolina
Columbia
Leen
Tatr
Foley’s Bloney and Tar cough remedy advert
An old yellow package medicine ad touts Foley’s Bloney and Tar as a universal cough and throat remedy. It targets families, claims effectiveness for coughs colds and throat trouble, and lists Stonecypher Drug Co in Westminster as the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moley
Foley
Walhilt
Stonecypher Drie Co
Westminster
Dancing Girls Burved ty Americans and religious notices
Fragmented OCR text mentions dancing girls, American venues, religious groups including Young Men's Christian Association, Seamen's Mission, and Erie Hah. It references a planned event, a path preservation notice, random product blurbs, and doctored medical tablet prompts. The readable segments mix names, places, and endorsements with garbled phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jose Omony
Aallora
Seamen's Mission
Tiverinsd
Crentalitine
Cherokee County Telegram Reports New Local Wonder
A fragmentary notice from Cherokee county describes a newly developed form or feature called the annual Wonder. It mentions Tarawa Well and several unnamed components, noting two Wednesdays and a notable event from the city. The piece hints at public interest and esteem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guffey
Cherokee County
Tabi Tarawa
Robbers' Raid Ends with Mass Casualty at Cole Family Home
A group of robbers entered the Cole family residence, abducting and killing 12 people during their escape attempt. Investigators from Weber authority report a large sum missing, while local witnesses describe a chaotic scene as law enforcement pursued the suspects.
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Rasstia
Oet
Vibe
Slubadse
Fechel
Cole Dant
Weber
What the Kidneys Do In Health and Disease
A testimonial from a W. Mila atront, Walhalla SC reader praising Dontr's Kidney Pills for kidney relief. The note claims the pills ease dull headaches, improve general health, and strengthen kidneys after use. Sold by Master Millaka Coy in Buffalo NY as sole US agents at 60 cents a box.
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Mis Lees
W. Mila Atront
Walhalla
8. C
Aitys
Poon
J. W. Bells
Dou
Kitley
Avery
Night Telegraph Operator Killed in Nahanti Robbery
A telegraph operator, O'Ne, at Nahanti was killed by robbers at 2 o'clock. A train found O'Neal dead near the stockyard. The report, though garbled, notes local farming concerns and a political interruption by a speaker. The clipping mentions corn and oats crops, weather, and a Honey and Cough remedy advertisement.
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Waycross
Nahanti
O'Neal
Bne
Landa Wie
Tell
Walhallus Stouneyypeay Dens Co
Westuilieter
Political shifts point to strong Democratic gains
Normantho Mack notes every read and predicts Democratic gains across key states including New York New Jersey Rhode Island Maryland Delaware Ohio and another region. He believes if current trends hold the Democratic column will win the election.
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Normantho Mack
Chicago
The Blood is The Life a Quack Diagnosis Promised Cure
A distorted ad text touts “The Blood is The Life” with pseudo medical claims. It markets the “All-Thealing Salva” and “Golden Medial Discovery” as cures for skin diseases and scrofulous sores, urging readers to mail fifty four cents for a pamphlet and sample. It warns against rival medicines and cites fake testimonials to boost credibility.
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Goldin
Bryan Rebukes Modern Bibles in Greensboro Speech
Democratic vice presidential hopeful John W. Kern labels William J. Bryan as a second Andrew Jackson to check Roosevelt era power. He cites fear of corporate influence led by Corey and Harriman, urging fearless action like forefathers, and predicts Kern may be nominated by March if opposition yields.
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Carolin Spartin
Sir Poids
Sudicon
Greensboro
N. C
John W. Kern
Wistricht
Wiliam J. Bryan
Andrew Jackson
Willan
Jackson
Lnm
CIA
A. Hawker
William Biddle
Preston Jackson
Dacknow
Mr. Kern
Bryan
Roetseteler
Harriaans
Coreys
Kern
Ford
Win
J. Corey
Steel Corporation
Catt
Corey
Roosevelt
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertised by Cheney Co Toledo
An ad-copy endorsement from Walding Kinnan Mapving wholesalers supports Cheney of Toledo for Hall's Catarrh Cure. It claims the remedy acts on the blood and mucous surfaces, offers free testimonials, and notes household pills for constipation.
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Hull
Cheney & Co
Toledo
Cheney
Fem
Walding, Kinnan & Mapving Wholeagle Ruggists
Tate Hall
Faint Echoes of Western Farmers and Political Harangue
Fragmented excerpts discuss Western farmers migrating toward South Carolina and Europe. Mentions of Tom Watson, President Witte, and political factions surface amid garbled lines. A railroad pass dispute and brief notes on a cold remedy appear, with garbled names and stray phrases throughout.
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South Carolina
Europe
Hmisration
Bareat
Liat
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Fanioal World
Lamon Tie
Howl
County Claims Audited At County Commissioners Meeting
At the regan meeting of the Board of County Commissioners on October 2, 1908, claims were examined for road and bridge work, lunacy exam, supplies, salaries, and other county expenses. Numerous names appear for audits including coroner and magistrate salaries, road labor, and material costs. notes indicate some claims laid over for investigation.
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Board of County Commissioners
Isi Aw
Jos Ke Hema
Kaliry
Thar Mitcholt
Ysis A
Kolo
Kolo. Coc Pee Vee Ye Cnet Ee Tot Clg Mtvod, Crow-Taying Coad Bear Rave Occas Tnt
Lojtelns
Fous
Constaile
Wera
Sloan
CR Piller
Maret
Ney
Cobb
JH Mahoney
Laplet
WR Hoyle
Gutines
Feowax
TE Schrader
BO Vwutler
Therbin
Nocetal
Groen
Himbor
Harbin
Bolaman, Fond Work, Obst O Ohn Xe Wom Kae. Oheciit
Dethig
Peixonons
Widker
Evang & Cogswell Co
Otfes Wupplles JC Mutkey
Bial
Steward
Kelary Beyaneter
Alwsandia
Ab Oocees Daring Ntelds
Mbit Meese
AM Phillips
John O'Leary
FE Murs
DLA
Tage
Chalmers
Garter Et al
Luin
Valley
Binta
Colbhins
Schroder
Eoure Exponen
Sonea
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Chalom
Solonen
Jacks
Tom Watson
Tita
Ananant Chronicle
New York
Matt
Republicdia
Col Kern
Moon Ix
He Degetiture
New Jersey
Anderson Alvi
Coldwater
Miss
Wothie
Jenomicker
Coulis
Keren
Dh We Boll
Wilhamg Blowers
Phew Brug Co
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Cofton
Mitchell
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Clatny
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A. dL Behmoder
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