Johnston High School Reopens Jan 3 After Sickness
Johnston school closes Friday due to widespread colds influenza and superintendent Prof Broadus Alexander. The Feb 3 reopening follows a holiday break. Teachers receive gifts from grades and a Christmas bazaar nets about 100 for the high school and library.
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Broadus Alexander
Literary Society
Joseph Jacobs
U. S
China
Jacobs
Baptist
New Century Club
Library Association
Jim Satcher
University Hospital
Blanche Sawyer
J. A. Lott
Greenwood
Trenton
Lilla Courtney
Ebenezer
Rock Hill
To Cure a Cold in One Day Tale Laxative Bromos Quinine
An advertisement touts a remedy for colds promising cure in one day with laxative bromosquinine. It claims to stop cough and headache and if it fails customers can obtain a refund from W. Groves on each box.
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W. Grove
Stocking Gift Drive at De la Howe School
The article describes a Christmas stocking appeal at De la Howe with 109 empty stockings for local children. It lists 19 boys and 20 girls aged 6 to 12, 118 boys and 19 girls aged 12 to 14, and 145 boys and 238 girls aged 14 to 17. Readers are urged to send enough gifts to fill stockings through Superintendent J. B. Branch in Wilmington, South Carolina.
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de la Howe
J. B. Branch
Willington
S. C
Moving Bees Advice for December from Clemson College
Extension Bee Specialist E S Prevost outlines how to move bees in December. Close hive entrances with screen wire for ventilation, secure hives, avoid jarring to protect comb and queen, handle young swarms carefully, and remove screens after relocation. Say Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to your wife with a Ford from Yonce Motor Company.
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Clemson College
E. S. Prevost
May Hunt on Own Land Without a License Rumor Denied
Magistrate J J Sitton of Pendleton sought Attorney General Wolfe's opinion after a false report claimed residents must hold a hunting license to hunt on their own land. The AG and the chief game warden confirm no such rule exists, citing section 8 of the hunter license act allowing license free hunting on private land.
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New England
A. A. Richardson
J. J. Sitton
Pendleton
Wolfe
Sitton
Editorial Pledge Prompts Public Toast to Faithful Editor
A fraternal letter urges readers to recognize the editor of The Advertiser with a "pounding" in a show of appreciation. The writer compares churches pounding pastors to editors and calls for organized action to name a time and place to deliver the goods.
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the Baptist Church
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Little Son
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Willie Tompkins
Eva
Jessie Rushton
Olin Eidson
Price Timmerman
Gordon
Columbia
Baptist Church
Lake City
W.S. Brooke
Wallece Wright
Gerard Tarrant
Augusta
M. W. Wright
Attaway
Saluda
Grady Hazel
Astess
Greenville
W. J. Huiet
L. C. Latimer
South Carolina
R. W. Hammond
Agronomy Division
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Ivam
Bill Arp
Robert E. Lee
Johnnie
Santa Claus
George Washington
Northampton
Bear Advertiser
Boston
England
Smith College
Massachusetts
Na Whittle
Blackville
Estelle
Logia Sullivie
Raw
Winthrop College
Smith
South
Boston Harbor
Public
Sherman
Afghanistan
Bostonian
T-bone Aia
Palmetto
Harvey
Lexington County
Harve
Lexington
Sim J. Miller
Miller’s Garage
Russell Portee
Harmon Drug Store
Rice Harmon
Joe Suber
Annette Suber
S- Portee
Law Ee
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