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Newspaper
Andrews News
Location
Andrews, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1920
Page
2
The Andrews News notes Thursday publication August 5 1920 with editor H Douglass Oswald. It states membership details, pricing contracts, and mail matter rules for signed communications to the Andrews South Carolina weekly newspaper.
The author cites Oliver Wendell Holmes on the value of healthy stock and warns that many young people marry into rich families without recognizing traits inherited from grandparents, stressing mental moral and physical strength as key ancestral qualities.
The text notes gorilla groups relocate after at most four days in a site. The mother then constructs a fresh shelter in a new tree, continuing daily life patterns.
An analysis notes the grim arithmetic of mortality with one quarter dying before six, half before sixteen, and only roughly one in a hundred living to sixty-five, highlighting stark global life expectancy patterns.
A Life quote ponders why trains starting from a station seem to head somewhere then halt short of destinations. It questions how the train could know it might need to stop at that spot and why it does not wait until certain it can proceed. No one can answer.
A note from the Brooklyn Eagle on preserving bell culture as a medieval beauty wanes. It invites readers to explore references to bells in literature and highlights Edgar Allan Poe's poem The Bells as a standout work to know.
Good authorities place the average human life at about thirty three years. The text notes one quarter die before six, half before sixteen, and one in a hundred reach sixty five. Deaths are computed at seventy seven per minute, ninety seven thousand seven hundred ninety per day, and thirty five million six hundred thirty nine thousand five hundred eighty eight per year. Births are estimated at about seventy per minute, one hundred thousand eight hundred per day, and thirty six million seven hundred ninety two thousand per year.
A naturalist argues many religious sect followers move toward a flame for the lure of light. He adds only a strong, concentrated glow yields marked effect and quick, fatal consequence to the insect.
A Garfield quotation elevates agriculture as the backbone of science and arts, civilization, and human life, arguing it outlasts militarism and the arts of wealth. It presents farming as the essential driver of progress and enduring sustenance.
An outline of the Almanach de Gotha, first issued in 1763, describing genealogical details of European sovereign houses, mediatized German families, and many princely houses. It notes political divisions and officers of administration and offers world statistics.
A Shawnee Register note proclaims a town fixture: a young man pawned his watch to gain funds for a bath. The editors argue this distinction is unmatched by any other town on earth.
A quaint bell known as the Miraculous Bell of St. Paul is said to be greatly venerated by Patz islanders in France. It is reported to have been carried there from England by a fish in the sixth century.
Salvation Army lassies across the country prepare a nationwide Home Service appeal for 10 million dollars from May 10 to 20. Air Service pilots, including Sergeant J Cole, haul printed materials quickly from New York to Albany to support the effort, with three veterans among the flyers.
The Salvation Army lassies give up year round tambourine collecting for street and slum work as front yards fade and modern life changes. The 1920 Appeal runs May 10 to 20, while they continue praise services citing Psalm 149:3.
A candidate announces for the State Senate from Georgetown County subject to Democratic party rules. The name H L Smith Jr appears along with Hugh L Oliver, indicating formal bid content and party affiliation conditions.
In a formal statement addressing county residents Olin Sawyer announces his candidacy for the House of Representatives subject to Democratic party rules. The announcement appeals to voters across sections of the county and signals a campaign launch.
FOR SHERIFF hereby announce myself as a candidate for the office of sheriff of Georgetown County and pledge my self to abide by the results of the Democratic Primary. W. F. PREVATT.
H H Ward announces re election bid for Sheriff Georgetown County pledges to abide by Democratic Primary results. Harry W Talleyst announces candidacy for County Treasurer Georgetown County also pledges to accept primary results.
FOR CONGRESS candidate for re election to Congress from the Sixth Congressional District subject to the rules of the Democratic Party Philip H. Stoll files for renomination and outlines platform and party compliance.
A local classified promotes a yearly subscription to the Andrews News for two dollars. The pitch aims to grow readership and support the community paper.
The Andrews News Office on Main Street in Andrews 8 C delivers rapid, first class film development and printing services. Local customers report quick turnaround and quality results for their photographs.
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