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Newspaper
The Lancaster Ledger
Location
Lancaster, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1901
Page
4
A Brooklyn Eagle item recounts a New York State senator who tells a self deprecating tale about his drinking. His doctor warned that liquor would blind him, prompting a startled reaction and a resigned acknowledgment that he has seen it all in life.
A fragmented report describes Philadelphia women forming a temperance group to abstain from alcohol and oppose social drinking, led by clergy and connected to Rev Th Deth MS. The piece ties the movement to a broader anti drink effort amid wartime anxieties and cites distant references to naval warfare and a patent remedy advertisement.
fragmentary text from a historical newspaper page provides no clear events dates names or places. the readable parts mention unidentified people and stray words creating insufficient basis for a factual summary.
Disjointed OCR text promotes a tonic as a cure for weakness and energy loss. The piece mentions Crawford Bros and lists vague schedule items for Bethel Tabernacle and Hopewell with uncertain times and locations.
Fragmented ad-style text lists a remedy claim for sores cured by Johnston s Sarsaparilla. Mentions locations Portawa Fort Lawn and price five dollars, with illegible names and initials. The readable portion suggests a regional sales notice for bottled remedy.
Henry Shury of The Couper Corti Engine Co of Vermon Mi presents a colossal oil field engine to be placed at Lene mills. The 22 foot diameter wheel weighs heavy with a 10 piston cylinders and 16 drums. Fifteen car loads have already arrived to feed the Southern railroad. Fire pumps of 500 gallons per minute are added. The project aims to complete by June with plans for a Gainesville Ga engine next and a 39 foot diameter wheel at Granite City Illinois.
Wade Hampton chapter of the Confederacy in Columbia observed General Hampton's eighty third birthday with a prayer singing and the reading of prepared papers. Resolutions were adopted.
The Laurens Herald argues the state Democratic executive committee should not bar McLaurin from the primary. It warns excluding him could backfire, inviting an independent campaign while others opposed to the party gain influence. The editorial emphasizes upholding democracy and facing McLaurin's arguments publicly.
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