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Newspaper
Andrews News
Location
Andrews, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1920
Page
3
Endorsement from J. C. Huste of Rockbridge Baths Va praising Dr LeGear's Stock Powders for boosting vitality and condition of horses and stock. Claims improved meat yield with less feed and refunds if not satisfied. Mentions Dr LeGear as veterinary surgeon and poultry breeder offering remedies at dealers.
A quotation emphasizes timely kindness in public and private duties. It urges doing good to others now since one lives life only once. Attributed to William Penn by Humphrey J. Desmond, the text highlights the value of fellow‑ship and service in one’s calling.
A Science writer defines a fossil as an object indicating former existence of an organism buried and preserved by geological causes before recorded history. Mastodons in Arctic ice qualify, while a leaf in gutter soil does not, and petrified organisms may or may not be fossils.
The Gillie Cox Farm of 199 acres on County Line Road will be sold at public auction before the Kingstree courthouse on the first Monday in January. About 40 acres cultivated, with a dwelling two tobacco barns and outbuildings. Interested buyers will have a good opportunity. Mrs. J. Cox, 3t. chg.
Wanted young ladies with high school education and good moral character to take a nursing course. School of instruction to open January 1 1921. Salary fifteen dollars per month plus living expenses while learning. Apply to Dr E T Kelly Kings Tree S C 2tchg.
A garbled column tone hints at Mickie describing a life beat by delay and fatigue. The speaker laments late news and waning energy as townsfolk mock routine and labor, with a weary mood contrasting brightness and rest.
The article explains how to identify a thermometer scale by initial letters or names and shows the relationship between scales. It notes that 180 degrees Fahrenheit equal 100 degrees Celsius and 80 degrees Réaumur, with conversions of 1 degree F to five-ninths degree C and four-ninths degree R.
A reflective quote urging sleep as a healthful necessity and inviting curiosity about sunrise. It praises natural needs over idleness and highlights observing the sun’s ascent from the east as a thoughtful habit.
Government announces 1921 plan for Treasury Savings Stamp of $1 and Treasury Savings Certificate of $25, to mature in 1926. New issues join existing $5 War Savings Stamp and $0.25 Thrift Stamp, with 4 percent interest exempt from state and local taxes.
The notice urges workers to ask employers or bankers about purchasing Liberty Bonds in installments and to save toward a $50 bond. War Savings Stamps are promoted as a helpful savings method to take advantage of current market prices.
Investors are urged to purchase Liberty Bonds at prevailing market prices and hold to maturity, as the nation's wealth and credit are pledged for redemption at par. The message emphasizes full profit potential and solid safety of the investment.
Edward A. Stetner reflects on a lifelong ethic learned from Tolstoy. He emphasizes giving without expectation, claiming that demanding brotherhood or reciprocity has hindered him and that true generosity requires selfless giving.
Home demonstration agents led a county butter contest to boost country butter quantity and quality. Beginning with 16 demonstrations and 400 participants, 94 women pledged six month monthly butter entries. 275 dollars in prizes funded by banks and locals. Final judging at the county fair featured a Jersey heifer prize to Mrs. R. W. Foster and high scores of 95 and 96.16.
A Midlands England house painter nearly died after his wife opened a letter from an uncle in New Zealand claiming an £80 000 fortune. The shock while he was on a ladder caused a near fatal fall but he survived with no serious injuries. December 11 1920. Notice of Farmers Merchants Bank annual meeting set for January 11 1921 in Andrews Georgetown SC at 4 PM to elect officers and conduct business. D L Moyd President E Van Andersen Cashier
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