First Aid for Common Accidents and Emergencies
Practical guidance from Dr George F Shrady on bleeding, fainting, seizures, bites and stings, sunstroke and heat exhaustion. Steps include direct pressure on wounds, bandaging between the heart and wound, laying the victim flat, fresh air, loosened clothing, and cautious use of stimulants like whiskey while awaiting a physician. Cautions on snake bites, bee stings, and proper cooling methods for heat-related collapse.
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Ely
Icv Ie
Carlings
Geo. F. Shrady, M. D
St. Louie
Republic
Blood Balm promised as cure for cancer and rashes
An advertisement touts Botanic Blood Balm as a cure for blood poisons, eczema, ulcers, cancer, and skin diseases. It claims to heal sores, reduce swelling, and relieve aches, with a $1 large bottle price and free samples by mail from Atlanta. Local Anderson outlets are listed.
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Drogatores
Atlanta Ga
Rey
Anderson
Orr-Gray Drug Co
Wilhite & Wilhite
Evans Pharmacy
S.S.S
Swift Specific CO
Atlants
Untitled Ad and Dialogue From Early 20th Century Paper
A fragmented column shows a flirtatious dialog about age and propriety followed by a vignette praising Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The note claims the medicine is not an advertisement but a public benefit for young readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Evans for Railroad Commissioner A Marion County Vote Endorsement
A Marion County letter endorses W Boyd Evans for the Railroad Commission, praising his self made rise, legal career, service to Governor Ellerbe, and wartime back pay efforts for veterans. Signers include J E. Billerbe, J Lee Platt, L E Braddy, and others asserting his suitability and residency at headquarters to reduce costs.
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South Carolina
Marion County
W. Bord Evans
W. Boyd Evans
Evans
Judiciary Committee
Wm. H. Ellerbe
Ellerbe
South Carolina College
Columbia
Spain
War Department
Washington
Fivans
Legislative Department
Railroad Commission
J. W. Smith
J. H.manning
B. ER. Mullins
Jay
Stackhouse
Douglas McIntyra
J . Mace
Meriin Star
L. M. Gasque
J. W. Jordan
G. Mills
BE. A. Gasque
Graham
Marion Bonk
W. A. Brown
Hdusation
Hyman Witpaver
Corn Still Reigns King Amid Drought Devastation
The Agricultural Department reports last year's corn crop, though damaged and costly, remained the leading cereal. Corn exceeded wheat and oats in yield, with a value near 921 million dollars, while total grain value reached about 935 million, confirming corn as king despite drought.
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Agricultural Department
Soray
United States
Preacher Reminds Boy of Wickedness After Fight
Representative Littlefield recalls a preacher's small boy fighting another. The minister meets the boy with one black eye and tells him to pray, while the other boy has two black eyes. Washington Post reports on Dick Stowboy and exchanges with Waunda Long about proposing.
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Brock Hardware Company
Brock Brothers
Amusing Written Excuses For Tardy Pupils
A collection of humorous parent notes requesting excused tardiness. Examples include misspellings like I kneaded him after bek fast and I waa mending his coat. One entry explains a cow kicking a pupil leading to a late arrival. Another cites Grandpapa's funeral as the reason, claiming good behavior to justify the absence.
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James
Bill
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Darling
Waunda
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Grandpapa
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Ax Coupaty
Makara
Oval Pairy
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C. A. Reed Music House
Ea Girowde
G. J. Moffetry
ST. Louis
Femusician
Leaton
Coleman - Wagener Hardware CO
Poppenheim
Hung Street
Cevearees Harlenton
8. C
Shelf Hardware
Buckeye
Brinley
Oliver Chilled Plows
George A. Wwee
A Dear
Shonar Ileman
Treacher
Jence Nolleteed
Orrenpoud
Peoples Furniture CO
Iron King
Ruth
Times
Garland
Ae Tene &E
Archer & Norris
Chiquola Block
Frank Johnson & Co
Goodyear
Church Street
J.P. Todd
Kroeger
Wellis
Peoples Bank
Acme
Acme Paint & Cement CO
F. B. Grayton & CO
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