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Newspaper
Andrews News
Location
Andrews, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1921
Page
4
Local residents are urged to register for the Bond Election on July 5th for water works and sewerage. Dr. J L Hogan is the official registrar with books open daily 8 am to 4 pm until June 23. All women are urged to register and support the bond issue.
The family thanks Andrews and nearby communities for the many acts of kindness and floral offerings after the sudden death of Mrs. John O Morris. Husband, mother, brothers, and sisters express gratitude.
A discussion notes that weight loss is greater in September to March as fat reserves are tapped to keep warm. Starting in April the body forms flesh again, continuing through August when fat is redistributed as heat.
A writer argues that talk of money is hollow in practice and that the economy shows excessive policing or "cop" influence, reflecting on attitudes toward wealth and control.
Mr W R Camlin died Thursday June 16 at his Tro le home in the sixty second year of his life after several weeks illness. A man of sterling character his business integrity was above reproach. He leaves a large family and many friends. Funeral Sunday at Harmony Church at 11 o'clock.
A granddaughter mourns T. J. Phillips who passed after a long illness. The poem recalls his winning ways and smiling face and notes the family will never forget him. The verse speaks of rest in the churchyard, faith, and the hope of reunion in the land of rest.
An excerpt describing the burro as an anciently tamed animal likely from a humid region, with a stout hard hoof suited to desert terrain. It notes the burro’s ability to subsist on scant forage such as creosote brush and remains of camp provender including bacon rinds. The passage highlights how West burros adapt to arid conditions and low-supply feeding.
In a note from Film Fun, observers joke that single patrons shun single seats while married couples fill them, highlighting humorous theater seating quirks.
Instructions describe selecting well hung mutton about ten pounds, roasting leg with water and salt, boning and stuffing shoulder, making bread dressings, breaded chops, tomato sauce, and a rice and meat cassrole. Includes pan baste timing, fat drippings, and finishing sauces.
The eighth annual short courses at Winthrop College grew to 450 women and girls from across South Carolina. Courses covered home economics, poultry, breads, rug making, canning, jams, jellies, and sanitation with demonstrations and lab work. Lectures on health, flower culture, decoration, fabrics dyeing, beekeeping, and nutrition complemented gymnasium and swimming activities. Mrs. C. S. Plowden led the state council of farm women, promoting rural uplift and home improvement through county agents and the new federation.
The passage notes a huge humanity gathering near the confluence of India’s holy rivers. It mentions the Jamna and a “Mother” river, describing the interest in this sacred meeting and the distant Jae Dearest sea to the east.
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