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Newspaper
Andrews News
Location
Andrews, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1921
Page
2
The notice lists second class matter status dated February 23 1919 at the Andrews South Carolina post office under the 1879 act. It notes communications must be signed and advert rates are 20 cents per inch with more information at the business office.
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture the article urges safety topics for school essays and discussions. It covers railroad crossings, visibility, intersections, signs, and the economic value of life, plus highway construction and the role of engineers, aiming to foster public understanding and future highway professionals.
The quote extols Fraternity as humanity's response to catastrophe. It asserts love and mutual aid as core, contrasting with governments that block Liberty and Equality. The message marks fraternity as the practical remedy against aristocracy and monarchy.
Entry blends Walter Scott's life from Edinburgh birth in 1771 to his rise with Waverley in 1814 and later fame alongside Byron. It links Heart of Midlothian to Effie Deans and Jeanie Deans, detailing trial scenes, prison, and the moral choices shaping Scott's novels and their lasting impact.
Fragmentary dialogue recounts a social gathering at Exclusive where a young man named Rathel was described as handsome. The speakers exchange uncertain remarks about him, hinting at a personal interest without clear context or outcome.
Local college advertising claims strong demand for stenographers and bookkeepers with business training. It cites daily calls and notes that their corps of expert teachers has helped thousands, offering courses in Columbia South Carolina with contact details for W. M. Lykes Jr and F. W. Lykes.
In fashion notes the article observes sports clothes showing reticence in color and adopting dignity. Skirts favor black and white with bold checks and stripes paired with black coats and sweaters, enhanced by white trimming.
Notice is given of a registration period for a special election in Andrews South Carolina on July 5 1921. Registration at the Town Hall from June 14 to June 24 runs daily 8 am to 4 pm for qualified male and female citizens 21 and older residing in Andrews for four months and meeting poll tax requirements. JL Hogan Supervisor of Registration June 1 1921.
In 1 era a narrative notes the emergence of the first stage coach departing Boston marking early transport in the region. This item outlines the arrival of a pioneering route and its impact on travel and communication.
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