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Newspaper
Andrews News
Location
Andrews, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1920
Page
7
The Confederate College a boarding and day school for girls begins its session September 28 1920. Historic institution located in a healthy setting offers city life advantages large college yard outdoor sports a well planned course of studies in a homelike atmosphere and a business course open to seniors with domestic science and elective options. For catalog and information apply to college.
Young men and women are offered a business training opportunity at our college with placement assistance. The employment bureau handles calls from major towns across the Carolinas every week but can fill only about a quarter of available positions. For full information write to learn more.
The Andrews News promotes home delivery from its office on Main Street inviting residents to subscribe. The notice emphasizes convenient access to local reporting and community updates through regular issues.
Investigations by the Colorado Agricultural College show shrinkage during livestock shipments can be greatly reduced. Key factors include a comfortable car, ample feeding and watering, and contented animals from loading to terminal market. R. W. Clark notes some farmers experience little shrinkage while others suffer large losses.
The United States Department of Agriculture reports one pound of cottonseed meal per day per 1000 pounds live weight as the best starter ration for work animals. A Beltsville Maryland test from 1918 to last year shows large amounts cause harm, confirming cottonseed meal must be fed with care like other high protein feeds.
A quote attributed to Tyron Edwards emphasizes common sense as the rare form of wisdom. It extols the value of good judgment, discretion, and practical wisdom in daily life.
A report from the United States Department of Agriculture shows 3,389,815 doses of free blackleg vaccine distributed to stock owners in the last fiscal year. The powdered vaccine is issued by the bureau of animal industry.
The lesson covers Solomon's anointing as king, his measured handling of rivals Adonijah Abiathar Joab and Shimei, and God's generous offer to grant any wish. Solomon asks for wisdom, and God blesses him with exceptional understanding, wealth, honor, and long life for faithful service. Solomon's example urges humility and seeking God's kingdom first.
A child asks her mother what God does with rain after clouds release their juice. The line captures a rain soaked day and a curious exchange about nature and heaven.
D. D. Jones leads Sunday School at ten o clock each Sunday with preaching at eleven and eight. In the absence of other pastors, Methodists invite all to attend worship services. A special music program is planned for Sunday night.
A short essay argues that foolery is judged by the observer and by outcomes. It contrasts practical farming prudence with neglect of preparation for health, wealth, education, and spiritual cultivation. It urges self reflection to see whether one is wise or foolish.
A stray paragraph catalogs nineteen wars or conflicts in U S history. It notes ten Indian wars with Black Hawk and Seminole wars among the most significant and adds the 1873 Modoc war as a possible eleventh. Major wars cited include the Revolution, 1812, Mexican, Civil, Spanish, and World War I era the war with Germany. Minor conflicts listed include 1798 France, 1801 Tripoli, and 1899 Philippines.
A heavy carved plank in a British museum shows a swordfish spear embedded in the timber, a relic of a stout vessel once pierced by the creature. Along the Atlantic coast swordfish are hunted for meat and to protect bluefish and mackerel schools.
Nathaniel Prentiss Banks of Massachusetts earned the nickname Bobbin Boy for his early work as a machinist. He later became governor and long served in Congress, even as Speaker of the House for a session as the one hundred thirty third ballot.
A Marion Star reader muses on people who spend their days composing letters to the paper. He wonders what such writers do for a living as he walks downtown this morning.
Parliamentary law governs how deliberative assemblies are organized and conducted. Certain rules of procedure have always been required to achieve the purposes for which assemblies are convened.
The earliest English coin is believed to be gold and dated around AD 460. It commemorates Scan, ruler of ten southern Britain chiefs, and his victory over Saxon invaders.
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