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Newspaper
Andrews News
Location
Andrews, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1921
Page
4
The readable text lists units of measure such as pint quart and ounce with references to grains and pounds. It resembles an annotation or glossary snippet about conversions and abbreviations rather than a complete event or narrative. No identifiable people or organizations are present.
Miss Rebeca Ard left Thursday for Columbia to visit friends. Cadet A. A. May Jr. of P M I Charleston is home for vacation. W. P. Blake of Sampit is seriously injured by a runaway horse and lies in Charleston infirmary. Several residents and visitors travel, attend conferences, and visit relatives in Andrews and nearby towns this week.
The article describes appealing economical dishes made from leftovers such as cold meat chicken fish and vegetables. It provides methods for potato layers with buttered baking, tomato crumb topping, and a salmon souffle with white sauce baked in a water bath.
The season’s suit highlights a straight-line silhouette with flaring sleeves and clever pocket design. Its simple embroidery marks the style, appealing to women seeking new but conservative fashion.
Mr Raymond Andrews left for his home in Montpelier Vermont on Tuesday after the sudden death of his younger brother. He has the sympathy of his many friends in this city in his bereavement.
The body of Bartow Haselden, killed while overseas, arrived Wednesday and burial services were held Thursday afternoon at Harmony Baptist Church.
Mr. Robert William Bailey Jr. graduates in Civil yorea at Clemson College as part of a class of 116, eight engineers in the group. He is the son of Mr. R. W. Bailey of Andrews and is welcomed by many friends who wish him success in his chosen field.
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