Shade Trees for South Carolina Homes and Streets
Darlington author recommends careful shade tree selection and planting. Emphasizes oak as best, warns against planting too close, choosing too-large transplants, and poor street soil. Advises 40 to 60 feet spacing, careful root preservation, mulching, and seasonable watering. Also discusses evergreens and ornamental plants, nurseries, and climate suitability for your region.
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South Carolina
Darlington
United States
Sapoka
Nursoryman
Bodie
Mistake Leads to Big Church Fund Increase
A wife at a church debt meeting accidentally wrote 500 dollars on a subscription list instead of 50, prompting the minister to praise her and ignite a surge in pledges. The husband, realizing the mix up, saw his own larger total rise to 600 dollars as the paper circulated again.
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Lars
Words of a Famous Mission Worker Testimony
A compilation of testimonials and notices praising Tyner's Dyspepsia Remedy from Atlanta and various others. Includes claims of digestion aid, stomach relief, and note dispute over a Sunday note. Mentions Wilhite & Wilhite and Evans Pharmacy as sellers.
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Atlanta
John I. Barclay
C. O. Tyner
Tyner
Polygamy and reform debates stir Utah seat question
A Utah house seat dispute sparks broad editorial attention as religious presses, churches, and Women’s groups weigh in. The Christian Advocate criticizes polygamy by statehood, urging expulsion of Roberts for open lawbreaking and public audacity while noting imperfect conduct among many Congress members. The Advocate of Peace comments on attitudes in the Philippines as American civilization fuels vice and violence. The piece closes with a quip on marriage and wills.
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Utah
House of Representatives
Jood
Helen Gould
Hilantloopist, Inc
Congress
Roberts
Mongreas
Mr. Roberts
Society of Five Donts and a war update in Brooklyn
A fragmented column recounts the Society of Five Donts founded by Henry Niles of Quincy Street in Brooklyn with rules against Sunday leisure, reading newspapers, or purchases. The piece weaves in a World War I era update on British strategy and a Philadelphia schooner wreck, plus a tax and postal money-order report and a morbid moral about subscribing to the home paper.
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Brooklyn
Henry Niles
Quincy Street
Quilieroe
Lee
Stumlay
Sane
Suniday
Osop
S. Dew
Nilealoes
Uoad
Enighid
United States
Philadelphia
Willie M. Biv
Charleston
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Newe and Courier
Willis
New York
W. D. Woons
P Uno. F. Bancay
Wilhite & Wilhite
Gamble
Vernon
Tex
Sage
Evens Pharmacy
Sullivan
Ted
J.D
Democrat
Lancaster
N. H
Evans Pharmacy
W.0.t.u. Department
Ttibes
The
Anderson
Congressman Roberts
Manila
Philippines
Mra. Spray
Dows
Society of Five Don
Max
Suihssa
Pat
York
McKinley
Washington
Bregating
Drs. Strickland & King
Thomson Encle Works
Bicycle People
Vandiver Bros
Masonic Temple
the New Bank
Splandia
Promsan
Southern Shorthand and Business University
Ai Tihe 8
Enaceete
Cac Inioe Seach
EDGA
Special Avents
Capes
Adil
Gill
John A. Hayes
Salla Hynos
Gainesville
Osborne & Osborn
Iron King
ELMO
Liberty Steel
Yours Truly
Osborne & Osborne
Mutual Benefit Life Insorange CO. OF
Newark, N. J
Ifty
Fumont
Lane Dolley
M. M. Mattison
Anderson, &. C
P.O
W. F. Barr
Fant’s
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