Morgan statue unveiled at Spartanburg memorial day
The bronze statue of Morgan was unveiled at Spartanburg South Carolina on May 12 with Congress funding the statue base and the thirteen states plus Tennessee supplying the pedestal. Speakers included Toomer Porter and descendants of Cowpens leaders. Col Henry Hunt and Senator Hampton addressed the crowd as 1300 South Carolina volunteers were reviewed and music provided by the Fifth U S Artillery band.
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Community Letters Promote a Cancer Remedy Cure
A reader from Wilmington claims a cancer remedy has healed persons across the region. endorsements mention a Tree of Life and elixir, with testimonials of relief and a call to others with afflictions to try the treatment.
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