26 Jan 1893
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Newspaper
Pickens Keowee Courier
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1893
Page
1
The Charleston louse praises DeSoto Flour, Marvel Flour, Damon Flour, and others. It extols highest patent marks, touts Marvel as superior without extra cost, and notes Schumacher sells Choice Family white flour at lower bolt prices.
A compact note promoting The Charleston House emphasizing consistently fresh goods and respectful service. The brief message underscores new stock and courteous presentation.
A historical analysis of a Bible course outlines its aims and methods. It emphasizes Biblical history, geography and textual analysis, using Price’s syllabus, Hoplbyts Geography, and class lectures. The piece discusses the value of structured study for understanding scripture and training the student’s mind and will.
The York County Alliance held its quarterly session in a Yorkville Baptist church. Capt. W. I. Edwards delivered an address praised as one of the alliance’s best, urging farmers to pursue self sufficiency, diversify crops, and reduce cotton dependence. He warned against political entanglements and stressed education, unity, and equal rights while criticizing loan and lien practices that burden farmers.
A compilation of acts limits weekly hours to 66 in cotton and woollen mills with some exceptions, sets manufacturing scope, and declares contracts beyond 11 hours per day or 66 per week void. It also mandates foreign insurers and banks pay licenses, appoint resident agents, and taxes. repeals inconsistent laws.
When considering life insurance first, this plan from a top company offers superior business features and unsurpassed financial security.
The text proclaims BECAUSE Its policies are free of vexations and restrictions and claim worldwide validity for two years. It emphasizes healthy US regions, large mortality profits for policy-holders, and ownership by policy-holders with profits paid to them. It touts the Life Endowment and Annuity plan and a 42 year record of dividends.
An Hartford notice urges buyers to seek plain terms and warns against confusing estimates as the company reports higher dividends for policyholders in the year ending December 31. It highlights improved assets, surplus, and policy figures while inviting inquiries.
Fragmentary OCR notes recount riots with no weapons, penalties up to a $100 fine or 30 days, plus related provisions on disturbance of religious meetings and property liens. The article weaves in dated legal text with scattered anecdotes and unrelated travel and market notes, including Alaska steamer plans and pork price discussion, concluding with moral reflections on perseverance and self-image.
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