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Newspaper
The Lancaster Ledger
Location
Lancaster, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1900
Page
4
Disjointed OCR fragment recounts scattered names and events amid street fighting imagery. Mentions Boers Reidy and Kenny with garbled context about a linen page and alleged evils. Overall, readable facts are minimal and uncertain.
An unclear report mentions rain and travel disruption affecting a cotton area and a railway line near an unnamed locale. It references a whiskey or chemical term, a station, and possible damage assessments as authorities consider impacts on routes and timing.
Notion to debtors, Mii pourties indebted to ie are requested to settle at the earliest opportunity as ftnee all the money tie me. Respectfully, JE Ratledge, Dentist.
The letter from Capt Sawyer, a South Carolina Democrat, to Senator Jane De Melanivin, published in The Daily Record, condemns McKinley’s Philippine policy. Sawyer accuses Bryan and the Kansas City platform of prolonging war, misgoverning the islands, and risking American lives, arguing for a tougher stance and warning of foreign entanglements. He labels Bryan’s camp as responsible for bloodshed and criticizes liberal aims as dangerous.
An old advertisement promotes Swamp Root by Kilmer & Co claiming kidney and bladder disorders affect both sexes. It highlights symptoms like painful urination and incontinence and offers sample bottles by mail with a pamphlet of testimonials.
Mrs JB Hoot of Lime Ridge, Wisconsin, faced a dire prognosis but used Electric Bitters after a physician advised surgery. Seven bottles restored her health, avoiding a knife, and she now weighs more and feels better. The ad claims the remedy cures stomach, liver and kidney troubles with guaranteed results. Gen Wheeler states he remains true to the Democratic party amid Roosevelt McKinley campaign remarks.
An ad claims Kermott's Chocolates Laxative Quinine can cure a cold in the head and relieve sore symptoms. It promotes a quick remedy and advertises the product as a household cure.
In Lincoln at the Oliver House Senator Hanna denounces Bryan for alleged attempts to influence him and his campaign in Nebraska. He defends his record as a 40 year businessman employing 6,000 workers and rebukes Bryan’s tactics as unworthy for the presidency, urging voters to judge him by his actions.
A wealthy contributor funded the Nicholson Institute at 167 The Nicholson Institute Ts0 Rayth Avenue New York to provide artificial bar drums to deaf individuals unable to afford them. The donation supports free access for hearing impaired people seeking aid from Dr Nicholson.
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