Piedmont farming notes seed selection and crops
The article discusses seed variety selection for corn and cotton in the Piedmont, advising on corn types with long ears and strong land, and cotton varieties resistant to drought. It covers Senator Marshall's child labor bill, school attendance, and remarks on Grace McKinley’s Mount Holyoke graduation and career choice. It notes hog breeds and which are economical for larder use, highlighting Berkshire as favorable and advising feeding to harden fat.
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Piedmont
Spartanburg Spartan
Senator Marshall
Milla
Marshall
Greenville News
Miss Grace
Washington
Mount Holyoke
Middletown
Conn
Berkshire
Tennessee
Poland-China
Country Gentleman
Spartan
Poland- China
Juroc-Jersay
Getting to Work and the Power of Action
The piece argues intentions alone fail without action. It values concrete doing over plans, noting a single decisive effort grounds real progress. It contrasts dreaminess with work, stressing firmness, focus, and starting toward a long cherished goal.
Nerve influence described in historical remedies text
Fragment discusses nerves and their link to overall health with claims that strong nerves yield a clear brain and a healthy body. It lists headaches nervousness neurigia indigestion and heart trouble as results of weak nerves and urges making nerves strong for vigor.
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Lexceesive
USA
Nature
E.G. Dewitt & CO
Chicago
J. W. Bell
Pageant and Not the Substance of Religion
A lengthy essay in the Abbeville Medium argues church attendance has fallen as ministers chase sensation. It cites Atlanta Presbyterians and Macon Savannah Nashville churches with vacancies, urging gospel preaching over pageantry to draw the flock back. An old Tennessee tale about rheumatism follows, then Clemson College considers a purely agricultural journal with stock funding. Conway reports a major fire in town with undetermined blaze origin.
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Ieavon
Nazio Duvall Cooper
Abbeville
Presbyterian
Atlanta
South
Macon
Savannah
Montgomery
Nashville
Atlanta News
Tennessee
Rube
G. BE. Nosom
Clemson College
United States
Atlanta Journal
Emancipation Day in Beaufort Celebrates Colored Heritage
Emancipation Day in Beaufort featured a street parade of colored veterans and militia, a reading of Lincoln’s proclamation, and remarks by ex Congressmen Miller, now president of the South Carolina State Colored College. Miller praised education and urged continued progress, noting education gains and expenditures, while warning against reducing congressional representation.
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Beaufort
Lincoln
School House
Robert Small
Rufus Saxton
Miller
South Carolina
Illinoia
McKinley
Chandler
Macon
Allison
Tom Reed
Harrison
World thrice a week papers offer value deal
The New York World presents a promotional note about its Thrice-a-Week edition, highlighting prompt columns and wide English language circulation. A combined one year offer with The Keowoo Courier is advertised for $1.05, compared to the regular $2 for both papers.
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New York World
Thrico N Week
Nowspaper
Keowoo
Tutt's Liver Pills Celebrate Century-Old Reliability
Omaha grows tense over the Cudahy kidnapping case as Edward Cudahy Sr. receives threats to drop the $26,000 reward while the city adds $25,000 and residents push to form a safety committee amid suspicions surrounding the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Nebraska
Cudahy
Edward Cudahy
Committee of Safety
Assessment Notice for 1001 Personal Property Returns
JPMIE Auditor's Office opens Jan 1 to Feb 2 to receive 1001 personal property tax returns in Ocones County with deputy sites listed at Mount Tabor Retreat South Union Fair Play Oakway Tokcona P O Friendship Richland Seneca Newry Clemaon College Aclas Crossing and W N Woolbright's. Taxes for men 21 to 60, except ex Confederate soldiers, with penalties for non returns after Feb 20.
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JPMIE
Ocones
Mount Tabor
South Union
Fair Play
Oakway
Tokcona P. O
Friendship
Richland
Seneca
Newry
Clemaon College
Pickens R R Co Schedule In Effect June 24 1900
Condensed railroad timetable from Atlantic Coast Line shows Pickens R R Co schedule in effect June 24 1900 with routes linking Charleston Savannah and Greenville and downtown notes on freight and passenger services. Details include daily and Sunday exceptions, crossing points, and names of stations such as Summercity and Read.
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Charleston
Pala & Brant
Xingvillows
Savannah
Pickens Rallro
Bund
Hodges
Bsie F
Bolton
Easley
Hasley
Rey Andaines
Jay Bailey
Summervill Charleston
Charlton
Grenville
Charletton
Asheville
Amd
Chariouton
Biabot
Juonoonville i
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Walieadda
Hojcott
Child Labor and Schools
Cutaare
Blair
Miles
Nervine
Drugglete
Guarantes
Conway
The
Spartanburg Herald
England
Arenuyertta
Virginia
North
Rolina
Goorzia
Texas
Iogian
Oklahoma
Nuybor
Tuton
Awataon Cr Eectesecneapesenes
Co. R. J. Redding
Georgia Experiment Farm
Mia
King
Clark Howell
Col. W. A. Hemphill
Constitution
Charleston Evening Post
Senator McLaurin
White House
Elsc
McLaurin
Bo Laurin
Thors
Executive
United States Senate
J. W. Hall
Dry Goodn
Anya
Charlotte Dispatch
Ben Auto
Tutt
Keowee
Waitara
TNE
O. W. Pitchford Co
N. Pitchford
Oconee County
Nhen
Southlan Railway
Pas
Pemaner Trajan
Garfonia
Braabors
Ry Ihe
Ee. Fixo
Sun
Aly
Lula
Norrell
Haltimore
York
Vno
Mingham
New York
Ratolnsa
Isgton
Beyan Brancieens
Pune
Gorton
Lee O
United Staten
Fon
New Aean
Aiingham
Atlante
Bellage
Ah BN
W. F. Austin
Ji Srumnime
Stribling & Herndon
Walgalla
Promi
Ateron
Byar
A. T. Taynar
Ws Rumson
Jaynes & Shelor
Attorneys-At-Law
Walhalla
Blue Ridge
R. R
Beatin
Westhound
Pendleton - 1
tCherry Crossing
Adams Crossing
West Union
Basthon
Ana
Pano
Adam's Crossing
Cherry Crossing
Pendleton
tAntun
Anderson
Ney’s
James
Sandy Springs
J. R. Andercon
Ion
Phin
Pickens R. R. Co
BOGGS
Waylors
Atlantic Coast Line
Wilmington
N. C
Columbia
Upper South Carolina
North Carolina
Greenville
Spartanbur
Winnaboro
Charlotte
Hendersonville
J.B
Kenly
Lumbia
Hmerbon
Eonville
Laurens
Newberry
Sumter
Harlonton
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