Dispensary Debate in South Carolina Press
C O Featherstone of Laurens argues against the dispensary and questions whether it advances morality or leads to prohibition. He notes rising whiskey sales, new dispensaries, and local referendums while criticizing the program as a tax and educational burden and warning of future erosion of prohibition.
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Oipat
Thali
C. ©. Featherstone
Laurens
Childs
Greenwood
York
Othe
South’ Carolina
South Ostolina
God
Busieas
Dollars
Comte
Weerth
South Carolina
Louisiana
Phantate
Featherstone
The Biggest Orchard near Alto Texas Aims for World Largest Orchard
The Morrillt orchard near Alto in Cherokee County plans to plant nine thousand acres in fruit trees once perfected. The company bought land and will rapidly establish fruit trees while also growing tomatoes melons and mixed vegetables. The manager is a Michigan peach grower leading a team of fruit experts from Chicago.
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Alto
Cherokee County
Texas
Michigan
Ors Eitheri Fruit Growore
Nk Fraitdenlops
Chicago
Thia
Toras
United States
Wade Hampton speech at Columbia recalls Civil War era
The report recounts Wade Hampton's May appearance in Columbia where he spoke to veterans praising Confederate valor, urging transmission of the "lost cause" legacy, and honoring South Carolina servicemen who died for their state. The piece weaves in Hampton's reflections on independence, loyalty, and a veteran’s farewell.
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Columbia
General Hampton
Maj
Hart
Tts
Virginia
Gettysburg
George Washington
Lee
Great Britain
United States
South Carolina
Deanesy
Suear
Words of Wisdom on Trades and Training for Youth
The piece argues that in Southern towns young men seek work while skilled tradesmen are scarce and costly. It urges leaving pure academics for practical training in trades like machinist, bricklayer, and carpenter, noting education plus hands on skill leads to advancement from foreman to proprietor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Observer
Half Way Drill Fails As Irishman Declares Courtship
A drill sergeant separates married from single recruits and orders the line. All move except one Irishman named Pat who refuses. When asked if he is married he says no if he is single, he says no, then reveals he is courting Sally. The sergeant collapses at the punchline.
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Pat
Sally
Cod Liver Oil Beans Create a Comic Mixup
In a Philadelphia Ledger tale a medical student and a young woman discuss disagreeable medicines. Their chat drifts to cod liver oil and castor oil, sparking a misunderstanding about beans. The man maintains decorum as bystanders try not to laugh at the misheard beans joke.
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Actaw Medical
Philadelphia Ledger
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Farswell
Jack White
Maude
Robert Ward
Mary's
Gov. A. Williams
Roxbury
Atlanta
Andersoney Or Gray Drug Co
Wilhite & Wilhite
Evans Pharmasy
Ecific CO
Atlanta. Ga
Evans
Evans Pharmacy
Frank Johnson & Co
Goodyear
Church Street
J. G. Bronx, Pres, & Treas
Suvi
Vice Brew
A. Gaotnelly
J.P. Todd
A. Bruoinpor
Supt, Chemical Dept
Enre
Anderson Phosphate and Oil
Anderson, S.C
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company
Charleston, SC
Richmond, VA
Atlanta, GA
South
Carolina Chemical Co
Charleston
S. C
C. D. Anderson & Bro
H.G. Johnson & Son
Whitner St
Frank Johnson
Gost
Anderson
Mr. L. Willis
Peoples Bank
Bome
Landreth
Orr-Gray & Co
Acme
Suis
Acme Paint & Cement. CO
F. B. Grayton & CO
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