National politics debate on religion liquor and enforcement
The article records Senator Bisase discussing religion, Catholic defense, and Democratic stance on liquor. He argues for enforcing existing laws, questions prohibition effectiveness, and notes personal views while pledging to serve constituents. He defends following the Volstead Act and speaks about enforcement and integrity.
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United States Senate
Bisase
Wis
Washington, D. C
South Carolina
7250 Takes This Home on Sum merville Hill
A nearly new two story house on a prominent street in the Sum merville Hill area offers 3 bedrooms with hardwood floors and cedar colors. Features include a furnace and a large lot, with an asking price of 7250 and a note that duplication would cost 9500.
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Summerville
The Woman a Man Likes and the World of Courtly Debate
An essay on male ideals of the ideal woman and the social expectations that define attractiveness. The article also features a political interview with Senator Blease praising Judge Carlile and discussing presidential nominating dynamics and the South Carolina Sunday blue law issue.
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Mark L. Carlisle
Spartanburg
South Carolina
United States
White House
Coolidge
Senator McNary
Oregon
Blease
North Carolina
Gastonia
Supreme Court
Governor Richards
First Submarine Boats Used by Confederates at Charleston
Chester Confederate veteran Samuel B. Lathan recounts the first torpedo boats used in U.S. history aboard the Cigar Boat and the Fish Boat off Charleston in 1863 64. He details construction crew battles with the Union ironclad Ironsides and the Housatonic, noting Franklin's torpedo invention and later Fort Sumter events.
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Charleston
Sam Kluttz Chester
Samuel B. Lathan
Chester
Carolinas
Lathan
Confederacy
South Carolina
Anderson
United States
Fort Moultrie
Sullivan's Island
Fort Sumter
Washington
Morris Island
Major Anderson
Lincoln
War Department
Jefferson Davis
Beauregnard
Bar
Ashley River
Glasswell
Virginia
United States Navy
Ironsides
Ahay
Ashley
Mt. Pleasant
Benjamin Franklin
Press as interpreter not scavenger says O Connor
T P O Connor argues in commentary that journalism should interpret events and provide context rather than merely collecting sensational details. He urges reporters to guard accuracy, avoid baseless speculation, and present balanced analysis to serve the public understanding of crime stories.
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Democratic Party
Blease
T. P. O’connor
Tex Rickard Bets On Victory In Sharkey Dempsey Fight
The Toledo Blade notes a wager placing Tex Rickard as the favorite to win the bout between Jak Dempsey and Jack Sharkey. The unspecific betting line marks Rickard as the favored party in the fight.
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Jak Dempsey
Jack Sharkey
Tex Rickard
Toledo Blade
Eyes Need Testing Before School Starts For Children
Dr A H Meredith urges parents to have children’s eyes examined before school begins. He notes one in four U S schoolchildren have defective vision and that unseen eye problems cause poor performance, headaches, and restlessness. A thorough exam can reveal the need for glasses and ensure full participation in study and play.
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A. H. Meredith
United States
White Pond row arrestee pays $100 fine
Ben Trowell, a colored man, was arrested for starting a disturbance at White Pond and for beating another man. He appeared before Magistrate O. L. Weeks at Windsor, chose a $100 fine over thirty days in jail, and paid the fine. Trowell has prior similar charges.
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Ben Trowell
White Pond
O. L. Weeks
Windsor
Trowell
Graniteville Methodist Church to Open Pulpit This Sunday
Rev A B Ferguson Jr, pastor of St John Methodist Graniteville, returns from vacation to preach at Graniteville open door church. Service times: Sunday 11am and 7 45pm with Sunday School at 9 45 in the new religious education building. Visitors welcomed.
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Graniteville Methodist Church
A. B. Ferguson
St. John Methodist Church
Graniteville
House of God
Gate To Heaven
Jesus Christ
Painless Entertaining Rules From Lilian Gunn
A McCalls summer hostess piece lists ten rules for easy entertaining. Plan meals ahead, stock a well stocked pantry, buy bakery breads, pre prepare meals, use simple breakfasts at the table, favor cold luncheon dishes, substitute supper for dinner at times, and enjoy varied outings like motor picnics. The article ends with a motivational line about thoughts shaping tomorrow.
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Lilian Gunn
McCall's
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Hatch & Allen
Lamar
Augusta, Ga
Chevrolet
Ford
Jay-Mac Chevrolet Co
Aiken
3. C
Chum
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Atlanta Constitution
Mr. Lathan
Standard Oil Company
Chas. G. Houston
Walter C. Plunkett
Aiken, S. C
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