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Newspaper
The Lancaster Ledger
Location
Lancaster, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1901
Page
4
An unreadable OCR fragment shows partial words and letters. It lacks clear names, dates, places, or events to support a coherent news item or notice.
The Edgefield letter in the Charlotte Observer reports strong McLaurin support in Tillman’s county. It portrays the South reviving political life, criticizing the national Democratic party as a relic and urging a shift away from policies seen as dominated by race.
Vie Mother of hidoe didge Benet passes away at home in Titheonaltry Scotland on Friday 29th inst Elizabeth Christie Benet widow of Alexander Benet mother of didge WoO Benet of this city aged 88 years and 1 month Abbeville Press and Bun nee
An OCR damaged notice markets a supposed remedy for blood and health with price mentions and vague testimonials. It lists names of firms and physicians and asserts 70 percent results though details are unclear. The piece reads like an advertisement fragment from a period publication.
In Birmingham on May 1 Charles Russell a white meat market operator in Warner a mining town seven miles from the city narrowly escaped lynching by about 600 Negroes who believed he killed Walter Monebeld a resident of Warner. The mob threatened and he was taken to jail for safety then released as deputies rushed to the scene.
Section Director Bauer reports the week ending April 29 was 10 to 13 degrees cooler daily with a low of 34 at Greenville. Frosts on 23 24 damaged cotton and corn, while fruit survived. Wet soil delayed field work. drought-prone areas need moisture to germinate seeds. Cotton and corn stands poor or failing. replanting widespread. Wheat oats look promising. potatoes rot. melons poor. strawberries scarce but progressing.
A fragmented notice recalls a Hartford man eroded by injury and illness. It claims a bottle of Kleose Bitters and 12 boxes of Brockton’s Arnles Salve cured him after years of suffering and multiple surgeries. The ad promises reliable results and refunds if unsatisfied.
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