Parksville Notes Highlight Sunday Activities and Local Travel
Parksville reports a good day with a morning Sunday school, Baraca delegates named for the Newberry convention, and a well received song He is Risen. Sunbeams and B Y P U meetings featured recitations and sermons. Lodge A F M granted entered apprentices, and a Rehoboth Sunbeams meeting raised funds. Local visits, favorable weather, and a buggy accident with no serious injuries are noted alongside plans for an egg hunt and class nominations.
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Parksville
Newberry
J. H. Elkins
D. N. Dorn
Jasper
T. G. Talbert
Wates
Sallie Parks
Martha Dorn
the Sunbeams
Baptist Church
Marie Blackwell
J. O. Marshall
Modoc
Eugene McDonald
Advertiser
Pat Bussey
Pistol
Geo. Dorn
Falfa
George
Connie Sewell
Emmie Brunson
Jennie Parks
Middleton Rich
RB. N. Edmunds
Baby
J. CO. Morgan
Methodist Church
L. G. Bell
Clark’s Hill
Virginia
Alphabet of Health Rules in Atchison Globe Form
The Atchison Globe presents health guidance in a tabloid style urging temperance in all things and daily habits. It lists practices such as avoiding excess food and drink, breathing clean air, drinking pure water, regular baths, sleep schedules, exercise, digestion, and spreading health ideas. It emphasizes prevention, even temper, and zeal in promoting lifelong well being.
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Atchison Globe
Excursion Rates Via Southern Railway to Atlanta Ga
Southern Railway announces reduced excursion rates to Atlanta for the Atlanta Music Festival from May 1 to May 9, 1910. Tickets on sale May 1 to May 9 with final return by midnight May 9. Children half fare. For details, contact Southern Railway ticket agents.
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Southern Railway
Atlanta, Ga
Atlanta
Laws praised as South Carolina of best in Union
Judge J W D Vore states South Carolina laws are as good as any state and with growing enforcement the state will become the most law abiding, Yorkville Enquirer notes.
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J.W. D.vore
South Carolina
Union
Yorkville Enquirer
Apple Dumplins and Cigarettes Take Teacher by Surprise
A humorous Tit Bits item recalls pupil Johnny Jimson explaining his absence to a teacher. The student claims he was convalescing after eating three apple dumplins and smoking a packet of cigarets, prompting the teacher’s surprised reaction.
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Johnny Jimson
Stone delegates to Baraca Phi lathea convention at Newberry
Mr. L. F. Christian fell from the Parado building and was painfully but not seriously hurt one day last week. Stone delegates to Baraca and Phi lathea convention held in Newberry.
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Stone
Baraca-Philathea
Newberry
L. F. Christian
Parado
Johnston Letter Reflects Weddings and Local News
The Johnston Letter notes upcoming marriage of Miss Pedrick to J W Wilson in Gainesville Fla and announces social visits by Mr Orlando Sheppard and Mrs Sumter Wright. It recalls Easter homecomings from Columbia College and Converse and reports a fatal accident involving a six year old boy, census work appointed, illness of Rev Guess’s son, and a sensational clearance sale at Paucer Shade’s store with a prank incident.
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Orlando Sheppard
Edgefield
Ella Pauline Pechman
Converse College
May
Smith
Orlena Cartledge
Columbia , College
Rosabel Pedrick
J. W. Wilson
Gainesville
Fla
Pedrick
J. W. Marsh
Burrell Frantis
Lancaster
Penn
J. D. Bartley
Paucer Shade
Oway
Shade
Sumter Wright
Greenwood
George
W. L. Seigler
Eureka
Clarence Guess
B. J. Guess
John Kenny
John
Tricks of Fake Opticians Target Local Shoppers
A fragment from the Souths angeburg Times warns of fake opticians selling fake or overpriced glasses. It notes ruse prices, flashy claims, and customers paying up to 25 dollars for low quality lenses. The piece urges caution and highlights common tactics used to swindle pedestrians.
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Certicians
Pede House
Oper
Dra
Cian
Southsangeburg Times
Psalm Theme Visible in New York Bank Scene
A fragment from a New York scene links verse and prayer with a bank setting, hinting at a Psalm style line about being anointed and oil overflowing. The text blends religious imagery with urban life in a reflective, literary frame.
Husband Wife Exchange Sparks Daily Quip
A light exchange from the Philadelphia Inquirer features a husband asking why he is always in the wrong and the wife retorting she is always in the right, delivering a concise humorous dialogue.
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Eaily
Philadelphia Inquirer
Dialogue on proposals sparks courtroom remark
A judge quotes a exchange about listening versus talking, noting that women may speak more when a man is about to propose. The remark highlights gendered perceptions within a courtroom context.
Beulah and Belle Sheet Private Kiss Mention
Beulah recalls asking him to tell no one and Belle notes the kiss was repeated within minutes in a brief Yanker Statesman passage.
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Beulah
Belle
Yonkers Statesman
Enterprising Young Merchants on the Cash System
Messrs Quarles and Mellichamp, noted as hustling young Red Hill merchants, urge west-side residents to patronize their columns this week. Since adopting a cash system last January they have seen business rise, avoiding bad debts and offering close prices with ample cash discounts. They carry a well selected stock.
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Messrs
Quarles
Collier's Cullings Reflect Small Town Life in Spring
The column notes warm weather and farmers hoping for rain, local social visits, and community happenings. It mentions George and Annie Mathis, Ruby Miller's recovery, Anna Hammond's return, and various visits to Edgefield. Easter wishes and a tobacco pledge talk by Miss Jessie are recorded, along with school and family outings.
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Mr. George
D. T. Mathis
T. M. Adams
O. D. Prince
Crafton Hammond
J. N. Crafton
Ellie Mathis
Edgefield
Kate
Sunie Hammond
Card of Thanks From McKie Family
The McKie family expresses gratitude for kind acts and attentiveness during a recent illness. They acknowledge dear friends who cared for them day and night, noting their dependence while all were bedridden. They thank God for their community. H. W. McKie and Aileen McKie Colliers 8 C
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H. W. McKie
Aileen McKie
Guilty of Manslaughter by Reckless Chauffeurs
A New York chauffeur convicted of manslaughter for killing a switchman received six months in prison. In follow up trials, two more chauffeurs were convicted, gaining thirty days and six months respectively. The piece argues vehicles can be dangerous like guns and must be punished for reckless use.
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New York
County Tax Meeting Addresses Equal Burden and Values
The meeting led by Mr. R. A. Cochran reviewed tax issues across townships with reports noting equal burden sharing. Real estate values rose slightly due to higher property values while personal property stayed about the same. Farm land valuations per acre by township show Blocker 400, Colliers 400, Collins Elmwood.
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Pala Pat
Suai
Sata
R. A. ‘Cochran
Blocker
Colliers
Collins Elmwood
The Nation’s Liquor Bill Exceeds Education and Food Spending
A historical excerpt contrasts national liquor expenditures with church work education clothing and food figures from 1909. It claims intoxicating liquors cost about 1 675 000 000 annually and notes a direct tax of 91 dollars per five person family. It ends by urging a remedy to raise one generation of boys free from influence.
Last Night’s Sleepy Question Quip From Cleveland Leader
A fragmented snippet shows a conversational clash about memory and bedtime remarks, attributed to the Cleveland Leader. The exchange hints at a humorous or teasing tone between the speakers referencing a past message.
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Cleveland Leader
Scripture Verse Brightens Dental Office Motto
A lighthearted aside notes a young dentist displaying a Bible verse in his clinic. The quoted line shows a playful misquote about opening the mouth wide for treatment. Readers are told the measure reflects the dentist's faith and approach to care.
Prepared Paints Advertises Adams Company Merits
On the eighth page a large advertisement by Messrs. W. W. Adams & Co. extols the merits of their paint products and urges public interest in the offerings.
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Messrs. W. W. Adams & Co
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Baraca- Philathea
Bug
Alphabet of Health
Alex. H. Acker
Leek
Johnston
Sloan
Joint Lutheran Conference
Miss Watson
Mr. Crouch
New York Banke
Collier’s Cullings
Whatley
Jessie
Allan Hammond
Edd Hammond
Joe Miller
Little Marion
Sallie Jones
E. M. Miller
Medical College
Augusta
Aminee
J. Little Mayme
W.E. Thurm
Collier's
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