Leopard's Spots memorials amid Newberry war memory
A fragment from a Southern reminiscence praising Texan Crozier who died protecting others after a postwar confrontation in Newberry. The piece extols Crozier's sacrifice, recounts his burial and monument in Boxemont cemetery, and urges readers to study Dr. Leland's accounts to honor Southern endurance after the Civil War.
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Rosemont
Newberry
Crozier
Damon
Pything
Bowers
Crogter
South Carolina
Calvin Crozier
Nekro
Col
Trowbridge
Cara
Indies
Crozler
Crozer
Jacob 8
Bowara
Columbia and Greenville
Prince Rivena
Galveston
Boxemont
Wells
Leland
Greenwood
Hampton
Koveert
Walhalla
Poley’s Kidney Remedy Endorsed by Jeweler in Indianapolis
G Tt Kluger, a jeweler at 1000 Vitsinia Avenue, Indianapolis, claims kidney trouble left him unable to walk a hundred feet. He says four bottles of Poley’s Kidney Remedy cured his backache and other symptoms, allowing him to resume daily brushing and work, and he recommends the product after doctors’ failures. Sold by J W Bell in Walhalla and through druggists in Westinater.
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G. Tt. Kluger
Vitsinia Avenue
Indianapolis
Ind
Foley
J. W. Bell
Walhalla
Stonecypher
Westininater
Haskell Says Suit Against Roosevelt Near Trial Day
Governor C N Haskell of Oklahoma says he has placed the case in the hands of his attorneys and that the suit for damages described as several hundred thousand dollars will be moved to trial at noon in Fort Worth Texas during a visit by Haskell and the Texans.
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Fort Worth
Texans
C. N. Haskell
Oklahoma
Yootarany
Roosevelt
Nicelaid
Haskell
Dispensary Profits Rise Across South Carolina Counties
Revenue and profits from county dispensaries show strong year to date gains. Nine months of 1908 yield sales of 2,567,629.61 dollars with profits of 862,226.71, surpassing state figures and highlighting high margins in Sumter Florence and Abbeville. Total county sales and profits outpace prior years, as Christmas trade looms.
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Columbia Cor
News and Courter
Joly Lara
Calhoun
Orangeburg
Sumter County
Florence
Abbeville
la Colleton
Charleston
West
Aalea County
Dtapenstalen
Tinemontha
Waa
Harpooning the Devil Fish and a Cough Medicine Note
Feature on propelling giant devil fish tales from the GMIE of Mexico, detailing harpoon methods and risky landings, followed by an ad for Dr Shoop's Cough Henedy claiming safe, gentle relief for tickling coughs in children and adults alike.
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Shoop
Baba
Dr. Shoap
J. Well
Negro Woman Burns to Death in Mississippi County
Hathor Brown, a Youle Negro woman, burned severely while starting a fire in a plantation house near Starr. She attempted to light a stove with kerosene before a blaze enveloped her, leaving her horribly burned over the body and face. Dr. J. N. Land of Starr attended but could do little to ease her pain.
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J. N. Land
Starr
Foley's Honey and Tar for Coughs and Lung Trouble
A fragment notes a medical claim for Foley's Honey and Tar in a yellow package sold by Z. W. Hell and Stonecypher Drug Co. The text mentions a married man in trouble and alleges benefits for pulmonary ailments, implying a household remedy or patent medicine.
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Foley
Entity of
Newlect
Z. W. Hell
Walalk Stonecypher Drag Co
Woatmalanter
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Boosts Women Through Life Changes
A reader letter from Mrs. KE Monson of Columbus, Ohio praises Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for easing nervous symptoms during the Change. The ad touts decades of use as a remedy for female illnesses and invites women to write for advice at Lynn, Maine.
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Lydia
Lydia B. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Notice of General Election in Oconee County South Carolina 1908
Notice announces the general election for president and representatives to Congress in Oconee County on Tuesday November 3 1908. It lists voting qualifications residency poll tax and required oaths and outlines duties of election managers clerks and chairmen at each precinct including opening hours and ballot handling. It also names the election managers per precinct and provides logistics for boxes and returns.
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South Carolina
Oconee
Tugeday
Board of Managers
Notary Publc
Charman
Polla
Charleston
Tenny
Olen
Commission
Sand County
Cherry Hill
W. A. Kelley
W. H. Alexander
George Ridley
Clemson College
W. A. Alison
John Goodman
Baylus Whitten
Damascus
Tamnases
J. D. Cowan
J. N. Nicholson
Grogan
Tokvona
Olds Graham
W. P. Magon
Tugaloa Academy
J. P. Powell
W. F. Smith
Yank Thrift
Walhalla
J. ©. Garrison
John JL. Hamby
J. A. Johnson
Westulister
Clint
Election Notice for State and County Officers and Amendment
County of Oconen Notlep Ty proclaims the General Election for state and county officers on Tuesday November 3 188. A separate ballot will be provided for adoption or rejection of a proposed amendment to the State Constitution Joint Prohibition Amendment Section 7 Article. The vote will occur at designated precincts per law and the amendment will be submitted to qualified electors in the county and state ballot.
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South Carolina
Oconen
General Assembly
Gaffney
Cherokee
Auld
Yeas
South Carolina Election Amendment Proposes Adjutant General Change
A joint resolution proposes constitutional amendments for South Carolina to submit to voters. It includes adding language about bonded indebtedness for Gaffney, establishing separate ballots for offices, and altering the description of the Adjutant General’s role. The text details election procedures, polling hours, and named precinct managers in Cherokee County with a note for October 31 1908 and return by November 11 1908.
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Bald County
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Monroe Ridley
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Andrew Gordon
J.B. Laws
John Bogen
Damancuy
J. T. Robletter
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Double Springs
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John Medlin
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Holly Springn
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W. A. Cox
Wad Chambers
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Crow
J. B. Burelgean
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Little River
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Long Creek
Ilag Woodall
Sloan Ipbilipe
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Madigan
Hull
J. F. Stewart
Wheeler
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J. N. Hopkins
Booth Union
T. B. Kilbuen
H. Cole
J. H. Brown
Tabor
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J.T. Porter
Singleton
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I. TE. Keltor
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J. J. Simmons
Tugaloo Academy
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