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Newspaper
The Lancaster Ledger
Location
Lancaster, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1903
Page
4
The article notes about twenty five percent of a million dollars invested in small cotton seed oil mills since January. These mills operate independently of trusts with average capitalization near five thousand dollars each. A new mill with twenty thousand dollars capital is planned at Prosperity as part of a growing local oil industry.
Philadelphia narrator John Oliver recounts a dramatic recovery after three doctors gave up. He credits Electric Bitters with steady improvement over three weeks, declaring the tonic robbed the victim of illness. Advertises 50 cents at Crawford Bros and Mackey & Co drug stores. Also mentions Foley's Kidney Cure and a weekly news option.
A fragment shows two people debating a dispute over a box of candy left by Dot. The exchange hints at incomplete information and unresolved tension within a domestic scene.
A patronizing older representative remarks on a kind hearted lady's child in a crowded scene. The mother replies earnestly that Ena will raise him to do his best for his future, while the father hints at ambitions for public service.
A Detroit speculator recounts amid garbled text that he claimed a North Dakota land bed, sent $2 for details, and was told of waterlogged lands. The letter mocks postal charges and praises patent medicines, with misread names and unclear dates, suggesting a disorganized historical clipping.
A garbled notice warns of a cough and weakness risk from a product marketed as Foley’s Honey and Tar. It asserts the remedy cures the “crippe couch” if used timely and warns against substitutes.
The State 81st inst. In Lake City last Thursday cement was entered alleging a number of acts by two men. One attacked Mr. C. Ste, entering his home and injuring himself in a struggle, while another man fled after being pursued. The assailant was caught and knocked into a pool of mud. Milner Nowt was brought to the asylum last night and appears mentally troubled. At the depot a head bandage drew curious gaze as he still bore wounds from the fight.
The State urges readers to subscribe for extensive coverage of wars strikes and politics. It touts values education and timely reporting from South Carolina and worldwide, offering annual and semi weekly rates and flexible payment options to ensure every family can access reliable news.
An obscure reflection suggests the idea that wealth grows by some force or illusion. The note hints at a belief that an unseen pattern sorts out issues before prior times.
The town passes an ordinance forbidding betting of money or valuables on games of chance within its corporate limits. Police are authorized to arrest violators and seize items used for wagering. Penalties include fines from twenty to one hundred dollars or up to six months in jail, with additional fees for repeat offenses. The measure takes effect February 13, 103.
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