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Newspaper
The Lancaster Ledger
Location
Lancaster, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1903
Page
4
A rough voice narrates a rustic betrothal between Sally and Peter, mischief and joy rising as vows of marriage are pledged amid family protests. The speaker confesses elation, asserting the couple will wed despite opposition, ending with the tale of a union between Sal and Peter Sporum.
Mrs. W Watkins of Pleasant City Ohio reports her ill child with pneumonia and a terrible cough was saved after using Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption. The medicine is advertised as the only sure cure for coughs colds and all lung diseases priced 0 0 and 1 00 with trial bottles free by Crawford Bros J F Mackey Co Druggists.
A Midlands farmer saw a neighbor’s body suspended from a barn beam through an open door and told townsfolk with stark emphasis. He drove to market, then revealed the grisly scene, noting the neighbor was alive when he left. The reporting cites a fatal potential domestic incident without graphic detail.
T Eugene Vonderbork draggist promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a curative for inflamed lungs and pneumonia from a hard cold settled in the lungs, urging readers to seek its healing properties.
Fragments describe a man crossing a truck clue scene near a Long Island railroad and a woman in a streetcar handling a satchel and purse with small coins. The narrator quips about a caged monkey and contemplates being caught, ending with a reflection on danger and propriety.
A fragmented notice warns of pneumococcal dangers and how a cold can weaken the lungs leading to consumption. It cites the risk even after recovery and advises remedies for cough and lung strength, mentioning T Eugene Fonderburk as a source or signer.
Subsequente edito de tan laxcasten lipa registrata por annura monto 21.50. La notita menciona pagamento en fecha futura y detalla el monto adeudado a la entidad correspondiente.
An annual tax of one dollar is imposed on every dog kept within Lancaster town limits with payment by June 1 1908 and each January thereafter. A tag issued by the Chief of Police must be worn. untagged dogs found roaming may be seized and killed if tax and fine are not paid within 36 hours.
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