Substitution in the sheath of trade and farming talk
A fragmented 1915 page notes dry farming and prohibition talk, with stray references to Bept 4 dates, Bert sweet potatoes for inspection, cotton mood, and world events. It mentions Mr Bryan, farming duties, and general economic chatter, ending with scattered names and phrases.
Unclear OCR Fragment Receives Paraphrased Note
The readable portion hints at agricultural struggle with cotton, fertilizer and boll issues. Names or places are not clearly identifiable, leaving a fragmentary picture of farmers and regional commentary without concrete events or dates.
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The readable portions describe economic strain from tariffs and political manipulation by special interests. It mentions wool cotton and horse as ready for legislation, and suggests politicians gamble on an election to secure influence over industry during crisis.
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Republican Party
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Pat Elementy
Snachini
Public Ledger weighs northern lynching and temperance
The Philadelphia Public Ledger condemns lynching and notes northern crimes, contrasting with Georgia’s tragedy. It cautions that prohibition politics impact South Carolina and cites liquor trade briskness amid war era disruptions, mentioning Georgia, Chicago Tribune, and local dispensaries.
Dispensaries Move to Stock For 1916 Dry Season
South Carolina dispensaries plan for a dry season starting January 1, 1916. They expect HAL South Carolina to back prohibition in the September 14 decision reported by the Savannah Morning News. The Chantilly board allocated a large beverage stock valued at 4,250,000 with Richland county groups also detailing 300,000 in assignments.
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South Carolina
Savannah Morning News
Ghaffenton Dispensary Board
Richland County
Cotralbyia
Time rules all can't be argued by youth and parents
Wr. Frank Crane argues Time outlasts all debates in theology and life. Time reveals truth, settles many matters, and changes minds, temper, and plans. He urges patience in parenting, business decisions, and beliefs, advising to wait, sleep on choices, and let time refine judgments.
These Cool Mornings Wake You Up On Time
An advertisement touts dependable alarm clocks to beat late mornings. Priced from 1 dollar upward, the copy urges buyers to purchase for timely waking and reliable mornings.
Jad Salts Promoted for Kidney Health and Urinary Relief
An advertisement extols Jad Salts as a safe inexpensive remedy to flush and stimulate kidneys, ease bladder irritation, and prevent kidney trouble. It claims a tablespoon in water before breakfast clears kidney curves, reduces acidity, and produces a pleasant effervescent lithia drink. A local druggist notes high sales to those seeking early kidney care.
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