18 Jul 1906
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Newspaper
Abbeville Press And Banner
Location
Abbeville, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1906
Page
1
Poem urging universal kindness from mothers teachers and preachers. Calls for mothers to nurture universal good, teachers to transform baser traits through love, and ministers to feed flocks with a loving creed. Encourages Christians to live the golden rule daily and show love in action.
The column praises Senator Tillman as a forceful figure in the capital, notes his “war path” rhetoric stirring commotion among local voters, and commends Abbeville for its historic civility. It also lists local social visits, travels, and meetings, including Dr. Neuffer’s return from a board meeting, and various residents’ movements, health, and community events.
A flurry of social notes lists visits and greetings among the community. Miss Emple Kennedy visits friends, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Duret host relatives from Greenwood, and Miss Lucy covers travels to Alabama. Several residents travel to Savannah, Willington, and Monterey while others plan stays with relatives.
Motioning through names and places, the items recount visits by Willie Latimer and other candidates, church delegates from Grain Ridge, and social travel of Rev R W Barber. Weather and farm conditions dominate later lines, with reports of heavy rains, river levels, cane and cotton impact, plus a community fundraiser for a new school music room.
Bellevue residents visit friends in Boston and New England states while relatives travel. Several locals plan visits to Asheville Hendersonville and Camden. Personal movements include Latimer, Kennedy, Smith, and Bradley families. a funeral is noted for Mr. Bradley with community acknowledgments. Local ads promote dry goods bargains, groceries, and drugstore offerings with a regional market flavor.
Miss Eliza Gary returns home from Charleston with her aunt Mrs Enron. Rev Frank Wardlaw visits city for several days with his mother Mrs Nappie Wardlaw. Elize Mabry host after visiting Mrs Annie Tarrant and Mine Alice Connor in Greenwood. Ray Caulder back in Abbeville after extended Chicago trip. Henry C Tilman oversees Greenwood Sunday, guest of Mrs V D Idee. Tillman completes canvass in Washington then moves to Greenwood. William F Beckwith invites guests to an evening Euchre party for Miss Smith of Orangeburg. Miss One Smith visits Miss Cunningham in Anderton. Mr Tin Seal arrives from Atlanta en route home. Mrs Charles S Blackman of Columbia mo visits Nettie Juneell. Mrs Andrew J Lyon of Augusta spends time with Met Hayne cD. Rev P S Wells, W A Calvert, and M P DeBrabl return home after two weeks in New York.
The text explains how ordinary refrigerators recirculate air that collects food odors and contaminates dairy items, producing musty smells. It contrasts a new odorless system where fresh air enters the ice chamber, cools, flows past butter and milk, and then moves through other dishes to renew the air continually.
L W White presents a well kept stock and the most complete attractive summer goods line. The business highlights its diligent upkeep and broad assortment to appeal to seasonal shoppers.
Local notices promote Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a proven cure for bowel disorders in children. testimonials claim a saved life from cholera morbus, while Speed Drug Store advertises celery for indigestion and tissue paper.
You may think it a hard matter to get good hot water bottle or hot water bag in Abbeville, but a look at the Speeds Drug Store line will change your mind.
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