Farmers Union Bureau urges prudent farming and co operation
The Farmers Union Bureau announces new printing arrangements and presses, praising the farm movement and urging farmers to plant winter oats with deep plowing and open trench seed beds. It contrasts two farms, praising stock raising and crop diversity while condemning cotton dependence and degrading language about enslaved people.
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Farmers Union Bureau
Oata
Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription Ad
An antiquated medical advertisement touts Golden Medical Discovery as a potent alterative and purifier benefiting nasal passages throat bronchi stomach bowels and bladder. It markets Favorite Prescription as a tonic for female irregularities and nervous exhaustion, claiming it builds vitality and supports a healthy system. The piece cites unnamed medical authorities praising ingredients and asserts non alcohol content and non habit forming properties. It promotes Jarce's Pills as a candy-like stimulant for digestion and vigor.
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Corning
Force
Cured Hay Fever and Summer Cold Anecdotes
A.J. Neabaum of Batesville Indiana proclaims Foley's Honey and Tar cured his hay fever and summer cold after other medicines failed. His wife also used it with success. In West Virginia ten year old Jerry Clay’s daughter in Leander was adjudged insane due to smoking and will be sent to a Baltimore sanitarium.
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A.J. Neabaum
Batesville
Ind
Nedoptor
Foley
A. W. Bell
Bertha
Jerry Clay
Leander
West Virginia
Baltimore
Foley’s Kidney Gore and Medicine Troubles
A brief note on remedies for kidney ailments mentioning Dr J W Hell and medical options. The fragment suggests Foley’s Kidney Gore as a remedy claim, with medical discussion about treatment limits and effectiveness.
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Foley
J. W. Hell
Mount Pleasant items reveal community health and clan gatherings
Mount Pleasant September 3 report notes fragile health in the community while detailing a Harbin family reunion at H M Harbin’s home with a picnic dinner and games for forty two grandchildren. The piece records baptisms, visits, illnesses, and regular Sunday school and prayer meetings amid local social activity centered on the Harbin family.
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Mount Pleasant
Willie Harbin
Abbeville County
J. M. Harbin
Mixseo Harbin
Harbin
Mount Pleanant Bunday
H.M. Harbin
Misael Ada
Mary
Eskew Harbin
Wade Harbin
R. H. Land
W. J. Spearman
Lee
Sam Harbin
Newry
Mis Enstello Harbin
Emma Hill
Harrison Harbin
Wesley
Wamily Honea
Lee Spearman
TI. M. Harbin
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Elusive Remedies Promises
An assortment of old ads claim rewards for catarrh cures and promote Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills. The text touts external testimonials, internal remedies, and a variety of health products alongside scattered sensational notes about police forces and Ku Klux Klan activity in Atlanta.
Four Crimes Charged Against a Megra in Pickens Area
A middle aged African American man named Jeter Lawrence was arrested after allegedly abusing two young girls, daughters of a farmer near Pickens Court House. Authorities moved quickly to keep the case quiet, but word spread. The girls, seven and nine, reportedly endured multiple assaults until they told playmates and their mother, leading to Lawrence being jailed in Greenville before dawn Sunday. Local sheriff delayed public notice to prevent a lynching.
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Pickens Court House
Jeter Lawrency
Greenville
Jennings
Lawrence
Little i
Newa
Bat
Greenville News
Counties lining up for governor race in 19th century list
The Counties for Governor report lists Ansel Anderson Abbeville Bamberg Barnwell Beaufort Cherokee Chester Colleton Charleston Darlington Dorchester Edgefield Fairfield Greenwood Greenville Hampton Oconee Pickens Richland Spartanburg Union York and notes Laurens Marlboro Darlington etc. It adds that Marlboro county gave Joel E Branson a plurality and includes ad copy about patent pills and critiques of wealth and trust.
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Ansel—Anderson
Abbeville
Bamberg
Barnwell
Boaufort
Cherokee
Chester
Colleton
Charleston
Darlington
Dorchester
Edgefield
Fairfield
Greenwood
Greenville
Hampton
Oconee
Pickens
Richland
Spartanburg
Union
York
Blease
Aiken
Berkeley
Laurens
Newberry
Salad Manning
Cheaterfield
Clarendon
Florence
Horry
Georgetown
Kerthaw, Lee
Lexington
Marion
Oreangeburg
Sumter, Marlboro
Ilameburg County
Joel E. Branson
Two Women slain near Chester after church outing
Lawson Addison, a colored man, shot and killed Tildy McMaster and her sister Mamie Hassell about six miles from Chester while they had been to church. Addison fled as the women approached and had been a former sweetheart of one of them. The incident occurred Monday night around 9 o clock. witnesses saw the flash of the shots.
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Chester
Lawson Addison
Tildy McMaster
Mamie Hassell
Church
Addison
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Atlanta
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Axel
Helliater
J. W. Bell
Cole
Tub
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Megra
Tne
Ballard-Snow
Walhal, Labrug Company
W. J. Lunney
Seneca
Hub Evans
Newberry County
Mmya
Cardus
Lidice
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Tean
Erowoel Avery
Sutton Mit
J. Chrisman
Valhalla
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Lunnoy
Rothchild
Rocky Mountain
Roosevelt
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