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Newspaper
Andrews News
Location
Andrews, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1920
Page
3
The Andrews News issues a 1920 masthead listing editor H Douglass Oswald and pricing. It notes Thursday publication, year 1919 postmark, second class matter, Andrews DC postal act details, and a note that communications must be signed with contract rates given.
A satirical piece mocks a local figure as a social gangster with luminous eyes and flashy attire. It contrasts the Fusser with Clarence Marsh mallow of the Movies and hints at an ambush with every girl, while noting a vast waste of coal in Britain from lack of centralized standardization.
Several figures including Lanarty J and H L Smith Jr announce candidacy for the House subject to Democratic party rules. Olin Sawyer and William County officials pledge to abide by primary results.
Candidate declarations for Georgetown County Sheriff H. F Prevatt and H. H. Ward pledge adherence to primary results. Harry W Tallevast announces for County Treasurer. Philip H Stoll seeks re election to Congress in the Sixth District under Democratic Party rules.
A lesson on David's sins of adultery and murder, and his deep sorrow after Absalom's rebellion. It outlines the consequences of idle kingship, the pursuit of forgiveness, and the father's love mirrored in God's embodying Christ’s sacrifice. Absalom dies by hanging and Joab's intervention reflects divine justice and parental grief.
Jones Gsmally laments he cannot meet creditors, while a friend questions the need for a secretary. The exchange hints at financial difficulty and a skeptical view of expense.
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