Sons of Presidents Reach Manhood in Ohio Magazine Study
The Ohio Magazine notes that out of twenty one presidents who reached manhood, most sons became substantial citizens. many prominent sons include John Quincy Adams, Robert Todd Lincoln, Frederick Dent Grant, and James Garfield. It highlights John Scott Harrison as a link between two presidents and praises the generally wholesome, respectable paths of these presidential offspring. The piece ends urging Polay's Kidney Cure for early kidney trouble to prevent serious disease.
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Twenteone
Ohio Magazine
Washington
Madison
Jackson
Polk
Buchanan
McKinsey
Tett
Infernon
Monroe
Johnson
John Adams
John Quincy Adams
van Buren
William Henry Harrison
Tyler
Taylor
Fillmore
Lincoln
Grant
Hayes
Garteld
Arthur
Besjauie Harrison
Wan
Cleveland Amit Roosevelt
Tne
Ole Ara
Charles Pranels Adama
Robert Tyler
Confederate Treasury
Richard Taylor
John van Buren
Robert Todd Lincoln
Worldfamous Corporation
Prederick Dent Grant
Jim
Gona
Tia Hood
Corn Explodes in Farm Incident and Health Ads
An August report from Washington details an agricultural office chief noting corn field incidents and a series of nonsensical phrases about kernels, heat, and window scenes. The piece also contains a health section promoting laxative syrups as remedies for constipation with claims of gentle action and pleasant taste.
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Washington
Moinsen
Olviston
Censaw Oifles
Patel
Anwar
Senators Not Gentlemen In Georgia Senate
Avanta Georgian reports on Georgia Senate rules where a member is no longer a gentleman upon joining the Senate. President Akin admonishes behavior after conflicts over a nurse registration amendment. The scene features senators Hardiman Knight and Kamp, with Akin demanding decorum and the title shift to Senator. Also notes insect crop losses and Lake Toxaway trout activity in later items.
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Avanta Georgian
Igeorgia Senate
John Wytkin
Akin
Guargia
Hardman
Dacusmag
Camp
Knight
Hardiman
Thirty Third
Deasrum
Senate
Kuleht
United States
San Jose
Bentdon
Condine
United Blues
Bosaway
Appointment of Special Judge George Johnstone to Fifth Circuit
Columbia reports Governor Ansel appointed Hon. George Johnstone of Newberry as special judge for all full terms in the Fifth Circuit replacing disqualified Judge James Aldrich. Johnstone to preside from September's first Monday through December's first, covering Common Pleas and General Sessions.
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Columbia
Ansel
George Johnstone
Newberry
James Alderich
Miess
Jotnatone
Justics
Johnstone
General Sessions Court
Richland County
Col. Johnstone
Candidate for Solicitor Seeks Support in County Gearing
From the Anderson Intelligencer, support leans toward M. C. Long as solicitor candidate. Long’s early life, law clerkship, stenography work, and courtroom exposure are highlighted as strengths. The piece notes local interest, mentions revival meetings by Rev W. M. Walker, and lists event dates and organizers in the Twelve Mile River Association.
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Anderson Intelligencer
M. C. Long
Che Oties
Hunt, Hust & Thinter
Newberry
3. C
Upper Carolina
Wyatt Aiken
Sessions Court
W. M. Walker
Twelve Mile River Association
Little River
Pleasant
Hollen Crucke
Highland County proposed new county report to governor
Highland county commissioners report to the Governor states the proposed county from Greenville and Spartanburg meets constitutional requirements and may soon be formed. The new county would span about 405 square miles, with Greenville and Spartanburg losing portions to the new entity. It would hold roughly 34,000 residents in Greenville and 47,000 in Spartanburg, and taxable property totaling about eight million in Greenville and four million in Spartanburg. Commissioners named are H. M. Barton, M. Pilgrim, M. Cy, Davenport, and John D. Wood.
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Chiwnita
Vome
Mxhland
Greenville
Spartanburg
Anal
Spartanbark
Greenville County
H. M, Barton
Pilgrim
M. Cy
Davenport
John D. Wood
Farmers Picnic Draws Oakdale and Oak Way Crowds
A lengthy farmers picnic report describes Oak Way and Oakdale events in Anderson County. It notes about two thousand attendees, speeches by T. L. Wakefield and J. B. Boggs, a banket dinner, a large watermelon meal for around 1,500, and praises the Oakdale Union program chaired by James Iroylen. An advertisement for Pinesalve Carbолized is included.
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Oak Way
Oakdale
Anderson County
Oakway
Winny
Anderson
Harper
Hrackett
Stribling
Harris
Ines
Banket
Oakdale Union
James Iroylen
Roy
J. R. Earle
T. L. Wakefield
Farmers* Union
J. B. Boggs
Pickens
Orved
T. C. Ligon
Aong
Wakefield
J. B. Watson
Letter on lead paint purity from Devoe company
A reader letter discusses a paint advertised as pure and lead free. Prof Ladd, state chemist, analyzes a sample labeled contains only lead and zinc but finds resinous oil benzine and no water. The writer appeals to credibility of Devoe and names Walhalla Seneca merchants promoting the paint.
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North Dakota
Ladd
Ike
Devoe
Korn
Devoe & Co
W. Roll
Walhalla
Seneca Mércantile Co
Seneca
Because Why Does She Act This Way A Riddle Poem
A humorous verse questions a woman's inconsistent behavior with repeated Because lines and asks why she acts as she does. The piece ends with a transition to a medical advert for Hall's Catarrh Cure and related products, urging readers to trust authentic Toledo made remedies.
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Chicago
Giving Away Young Trees From Arboriculture
About ten years ago in Virginia during apple gathering barrels were scarce and hoops were made from hickory poles. A train of forty cars carried barrels hooped with hickory. Twelve thousand eight hundred barrels burned many hickory trees, sacrificing tens of thousands of trees for hooped barrels. Future spokes and lumber value were foregone as farmers sold young trees for immediate profit.
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Vineginia
Foley's Honey and Tar Remedy Endorsed Not Under Pure Food Law
The advertisement states Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs colds and lung troubles is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug Law. It claims the product contains no opiates or harmful drugs and recommends it as a safe remedy for both children and adults, signed J. W. Bell.
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Foley
J. W. Bell
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