19 Aug 1903
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Newspaper
The Lancaster Ledger
Location
Lancaster, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1903
Page
1
A Cherokee County report describes a new tin deposit found by Captain Ross near town. Vein ore extends about a half mile with ore valued $385 to $425 per ton and expects 50 percent tin content. Government inspectors call it substantial and promising for the area’s future, despite primitive mining methods.
Dr Geo Ewing longtime Smiths Grove physician recounts kidney bladder and enlarged prostate relief after using Foley's Kidney Cure. He states three bottles cured him and he prescribes it daily in practice and recommends it to fellow physicians citing hundreds of successful cases. Tr Eugene Fanderburk
A DuPont Georgia resident recalls a near fatal lung battle. After doctors gave up he tried Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption and recovered quickly. The ad claims success against coughs colds throat and lung troubles with guaranteed money back offers and free trial bottles.
Jeti and White were found guilty of murder in Cymbiina, Kentucky, after a trial marked by a hung jury on the sentence and contentious ballots about death versus life imprisonment. The fate of Town Marshal Cockrell and related indictments were debated as witnesses testified amid a tense courtroom scene.
A speaker, Mr. Truesdale, argues intoxicants harm business success and family stability. He uses dramatic anecdotes about delirium tremens and a decried jewelry pearl analogy to stress temperance. The talk aims to persuade young men that drinking undermines career, finances, and integrity.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Curtis det and Thomas White in relation to a new attorney application and Oshunie gvinted ape. Defensin itil Soy is referenced with exceptions and Mot and Wilt, plus a contested meeting at hard Tabor. Details are garbled.
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