19 Dec 1878
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Newspaper
Pickens Keowee Courier
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1878
Page
1
James Mouse presents a claimant account alleging medical treatment by Vagotine for his daughter involving a grant from Ahomas and various retroactive health claims. The document references trials, remedies, and promised cures, with emphasis on wartime era health treatment language and a medical grant context.
An old publication describes Rheamation as a blood disease and alleges a product named Vegatine regulates the blood by removing viscosity. It warns potential buyers about unsafe claims and notes that many bottles are tainted or fake. The text mixes medical jargon with marketing language.
A customer from Sount Saren Mass writes of long standing scrofula canker and liver trouble. after using Vegetine she reports steady improvement and praises the remedy highly. The testimonial includes her name and address in South Salem.
A December 9, 1874 deliberation in the legislature of South Carolina features colored member Mr Kekbord opposing a bill to ban interracial marriage, arguing it targets civil rights. The session includes motions to postpone, recommit, and lay the bill on the table, with further debates on constitutional validity and state bonds, followed by appointing a U.S. senator and confirming Hampton’s acclaim.
A Washington conference of Southern Democrats decided to press Hayes to prove his charges, with Gibron to present a resolution demanding the source and nature of proof. Participants included Lower, Gordon, Butler, and others from South Carolina and Arkansas. The plan centers on exposing alleged missteps and seeking a formal inquiry while contrasting claims with lack of credible evidence.
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