19 Jan 1893
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Newspaper
Pickens Keowee Courier
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1893
Page
1
A vintage local notice promotes The Charleston House with Standard 175 Fire Proof Oil, Pure Linseed Oil, paint, glass, and stoves from $3.00, plus mackerel, buckwheat, oats, and parched coffee at 25c per pound. It mentions regional politics and a reward of $200 offered by Gov. Tillman for the arrest of Robert Fisher in Charleston after the killing of Joseph Trescott.
A poem urging John to return home cheerfully after a hard day. The dear wife and children glow as sources of light and comfort, contrasting temper and toil with home harmony. It celebrates domestic virtue and faith in a reformed church setting.
A long, sensational piece departs from the Apache killer Kid as a redeemed youth turned terror and hunter of white men across Arizona and New Mexico. It details his early education, marriage rumors, ruthless raids with Geronimo, and his lingering, deadly presence, including his ability to disguise and slip through troops. The article notes two armies pursuing him, Mexican infantry on the border, and a bounty on his head, with Kid repeatedly evading capture through superior tracking, strategy, and violence.
Do you know that dipping nails in lard helps drive them straight. Corks warmed in oil can substitute glass stoppers. Camphor keeps metal ornaments from tarnishing. Stale bread cleans kid gloves and silk gowns. Milk weekly freshens boots. Gasoline can clean gloves. Court plaster strengthens weak silk waist. Tooth powder cleans jewelry. Vaseline prevents chapping. Mucilage from gum arabic and gum tragacanth in water for bones. Aume ne France named hamlet with 40 residents, 28 over 80. Arms and eyes act funded for war service losses, 5000 dollars allocated. board includes Governor and health officials. New England tobacco growers defend duty. value rises to 6 million with 7 million revenue from imports. Five thousand farmers in tobacco. Sows need double feed to farrow well.
Senator Mayfield of Barnwell claims profits of over one hundred dollars per acre on tobacco. The source notes widespread inquiries about tobacco farming and includes guidance on seed-bed preparation, soil drainage, and bed layout for improved yields.
This piece links biblical chapters to themes such as The Bottomless Ephesians 3 The Character Job 29 and Wisdom the 28th. It names chapters like Hebrews 9 for Atonement Revelation 21 for heaven and Isaiah 54 as Come. It also notes election statistics mentioning 19,160 Jones registered in Boston with 500 voting.
For forty two years the company reports unmatched dividend history to policy holders. It touts increased dividends, higher interest, and stronger assets to liabilities, claiming leadership in assets surplus new insurance premiums and in force policies as of December 15.
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