The Herald Introduces Simplex Typesetting Machine
The Herald in Columbia announces the Simplex typesetting machine installation, claiming it equates work of six men, fits a barrel sized unit, costs 1500 dollars, and promises rapid page production within two hours. The piece extols cleanliness and positions The Herald as pioneer and best equipped in the Seventh District.
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Financial Chills and Sabbath Policy Pondered
A long column debates financial chills from overproduction and Sabbath laws, criticizing Sunday openings, tariff impacts, and railroad control. It touches Texas oil, Porto Rico decision reaction, whiskey enforcement, and public sentiment in a sweeping, period voice.
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Handsome hall racks and new furniture line on display
To brighten the house, a selection of handsome hall racks has just arrived. An entirely new line of iron beds and sofa lounges is now on show, with furniture to suit various wants.
Premium contest on divorce views for the HERALD
A New York correspondent notes divorce as a means to end failing marriages and urges thoughtful, original essays. The HERALD offers a five dollar prize for the best paper under 600 words, with signatures required for competition and secrecy for those who wish. Publication at the editor’s discretion.
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Southern Music Teachers Association formed at Atlanta
A year ago at Atlanta the Southern Music Teachers Association was organized amid an engaging meeting. Teachers from across the South gathered to share ideas, improve programs, and network with peers to align with current musical education trends.
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Southern Music Teachers’ Association
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Gold prize guessing contest at Pan American Exposition
McKennon Anderson Poster announce a June Free Trip contest to guess total votes for lady teachers. First prize $15 in gold, second $5 in gold. If ties occur, the prize is divided.
Guessing cards and votes offered for teachers contest
Beginning June 1 customers can vote for two teachers by spending dollars. Each dollar buys a vote and a guessing card stamped for verification. Last year Paris Exposition batch topped forty thousand votes. this contest has drawn less interest. Voting closes 6:15 p.m. July 1.
9500 Yards Fifty Styles And Colorful Figures Listed
A list details fabric yardage and color options with prices. It notes white rounds and colored figures priced at 5 cents value. Next Saturday and Monday prices are given as 3 cents a yard for pink green old rose purple and lavender. Another line states prices 308 tod0c a yard and repeats next Saturday and Monday lie a yard.
Organdy Lawn Sale Prices After Readable Text
Advertisement notes organdy lawns priced 10c and 12 1 2c per yard, with about a thousand yards available. Styles and colorings described as very pretty, none under 10c, some quoted at 7 1 2c and 71c per yard. Next Saturday and Monday, sale to occur.
Linen Suitings for Skirts Promotion and Prices
Linen suitings for skirts offered at 12 1/6 cents per yard replacing 15 and 20 cent prices. Fancy stripes and plain styles praised as good and serviceable. Available next Saturday and Monday at 12 1/6 cents per yard.
Monarch Patent Leather Shoe Bargain The Men’s Tan Shoes Sale
One hundred nineteen pairs of men’s tan shoes offered at 2.20 per pair for a limited weekend. Styles priced from 3.50 to 8.00 before sale. Monarch Pats patent leather model promises durability. Columbia agents advertise this big bargain event to cover all sizes.
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Columbia
Bargain on Men’s Ready Made Suits at Seasonable Prices
Fifty five good sack suits offered at bargain prices with sizes 38 to 42 and more 33 34 available. Original prices 12 50 15 00 and 17 00. Next Saturday fund Monday ten thousand dollars suit.
Southern music teachers convene in Chattanooga on June eleventh
Isolated lives of some southern educators hinder fellowship and idea exchange. A convention at Chattanooga on the eleventh and twelfth of June aims to ease isolation and foster inter交流 among music teachers in the region.
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