Winthrop College Scholarships Offer July 4 Exams
Winthrop College announces the scholarship and entrance examinations at the county courthouse on Friday July 4 at 9 A M and Saturday July 5 at 9 A M. Scholarships worth 100 dollars and free tuition. Applicants must be at least sixteen and submit blanks to President D B Johnson by July 1.
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Winthrop College
County Court House
President Johnson
Johnson
Amet Ioreo
D. B. Johnson
Rock Hill
8. C
Kodak finishing and pain relief advertised in Columbia ad
An advertisement promotes 12 hour Kodak finishing services by Columbia Photo Finishing Co at 1111 Taylor St, Columbia, with prices for rolls, prints, enlargements, and a guarantee of satisfaction. Another ad touts Rub-My-Tism as a pain killer for rheumatism neuralgia sprains and related pains.
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KODAK
Eastman Kodaks
Columbia Photo Finishing. Co
Taylor St
Columbia, 8. C
No tough questions at office comic tone
A fragmented chatty note discusses limits of editors and readers with casual slang. The material mentions a Boyer and a girl, but overall conveys a humorous behind the scenes vibe with stray references to imitations and a medicine ad claim.
Local shoppers flag 666 Chill and Fever Tonic notice
Doctors druggists and the public have in 666 Chill and Fever Tonic. The item appears in a historical notice urging consumers to verify safety and effectiveness before use.
Fertilizing Growing Crops Does It Pay
Southeast farmers report wide use of side fertilizer applications to cotton. Letters from North and South Carolina reveal varied soil types and timing, with many applying 400 to 1,500 pounds per acre in multiple stages from planting to June to boost yield.
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South
North
South Carolina
Jno. C. Fletcher
McColl
S. C
B. D. Mann
Enfield
N. C
Fred H. Young
Timmonsville
B. F. Shelton
Speed
Norfolk
A. G. Clarkson
Wateree
Ruston
P. Winburne
Como
F. H. Waller
Kingston
W. F. Peterson
Clinton, Co
Southeast
Ain't It Funny How a Feller Stops His Paper
A terse column reflects on readers canceling subscriptions and the community reaction. The piece notes that some respond with humor rather than sorrow, contrasting public displays with private habits and expectations.
Unfilled Pledges Extended to 1919 War Savings Stamps
Government extends War Savings pledge period to 1919. 1919 stamps are blue with Franklin likeness, offer 4 percent interest, and are available at post offices and banks. Thrift Stamp usage continues, with exchange rules for 1919 certificates. Keep 1918 and 1919 certificates separate.
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Benjamin Franklin
Soybeans as Soil Improver and Feed Promote Southern Harvests
Clemson College reports soybeans offer soil nitrogen and organic matter, yield advantages, and versatile use from hay to grain. Plant in rows 30 to 50 inches apart, 26 to 35 pounds per acre, with thorough seed-bed prep and shallow cultivation. Varieties Mammoth yellow, Browns, Artin, Tarheel Block, and Hollybrook perform best in the Southeast.
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Clemson College
Japan
Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station
Coastal
Piedmont Plateau
South Carolina
Coastal Plain
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Kentucky
Velvet
Liggett Myers Tobacco Co
Foraeco
Mickie
Adv
J. N. Harper
Soil Improvement Committee
Atlanta
Georgia
Jalicus
W Xi.nartin & Bro
Main St
Columbia
Charles Gughre
W.S. Copleston & CO
Charleston
Fur Company
E. Bay St
Charleston, S. C
United States
Carter Glass
Secretary of
the Treasury
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