Princeton Head Warning From Dr Wilson On College Education
Pittsburg April 19 Dr Woodrow Wilson Princeton University professor for twenty years and president for eighteen warned that Abraham Lincoln would not have served the country if he had been college bred He urged Princeton alumni to democratic regeneration and criticized churches and universities for serving the wealthy over the masses He argued that American colleges must shed exclusiveness and align with common people to lead political reform.
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Pittsburg
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton University
Abraham Lincoln
Wilson
Robert Louis Stevenson
University of Edinburgh
Richard T. Crane
Chicago
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie, Armour
Princeton
Lincoln
America
France
University of Virginia
Johns Hopkins
Bryn Mawr
Wesleyan
Middletown
Conn
Virginia
Atlanta
Rockerfeller funds hookworm campaign in South Carolina
Laurens conference confirms Dr. J LaBruce Ward of Georgetown as assistant to State health chief Dr. C Fred Williams to lead a statewide educational campaign against hookworm. The Rockefeller donation funds the effort with salaries and expenses covered by a commission. details on allocation pending. Dr. Ward will operate under Williams's supervision to thoroughly cover the state and all other benefitted states.
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Columbia
South Carolina
John D. Rockefeller
J. LaBruce Ward
Georgetown
State Board of Health
Laurens
Ward
C. Fred Williams
Dr. Williams
Hall's Catarrh Cure ad oath from Toledo firm
Frank J Chenny of F. J. Chenny & Co. swears the firm will pay one hundred dollars for each incurable catarrh case. Notary A. W Gleason certifies this on December 6, 1886. Advertisement notes Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally and promises testimonials, with price and mailing address in Toledo Ohio. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Frank J Chenny
F. J. Chenny & Co
Toledo
A. W Gleason
Notary Public
F. J. Cheney & CO
Hall
Recorder's Court Disposes Cases Morning Session
In the Recorder's Court, Recorder Shuford disposed of cases this morning. Robt Fraser was guilty of fighting and causing a disturbance and fined 10 dollars or 30 days. Fraser also pled guilty to using obscene language on the streets and was fined 10 dollars or thirty more days. Charlie C Miller was guilty of violating the health ordinance and fined 2 dollars, paid.
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Shuford
Fraser
Charlie C. Miller
Sensational hog market drop reports across cities
In Louisville on April 19 buyers pushed prices down seventy five cents a hundred pounds with top hogs at nine dollars. The market grew demoralized as the week’s decline reached two dollars and ten cents from a recent peak. In Chicago the latest arrivals reduced prices by about one dollar over the past two days.
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Louisville
Chicago
How to Fertilize Corn Land
The article states corn needs humus water and plant foods with humus from stable manure or legumes supplying nitrogen. Water is crucial and deficiency stunts permanently, especially on poor soils. Compare to cotton, corn cannot recover as quickly and requires abundant water for best growth. From Raleigh North Carolina Progressive Farmer and Gazette.
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Raleigh
N. C
Progressive
Wanted Assistant Book Keeper at Box 534
Help wanted for a young man or woman to work as an assistant book keeper. Apply by mailing detail to Box 534 for consideration.
Talk of Carolina League revival eyed for six-city circuit
A Sumter letter to the Columbia Record reports talks to revive the South Carolina League with Charleston Georgetown Orangeburg Sumter Camden and Florence in a six city grouping of dope furn ishers. The aim is to boost interest while keeping costs low and avoiding losses to backers.
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Sumter
Columbia Record
Charleston
Georgetown
Orangeburg
Camden
Florence
Carolina
Doan's Kidney Pills Proclaimed Effective Remedy
Local testimonial from Mrs. Louis Alsbrook of Kingstree North Carolina claims Doan's Kidney Pills cured long standing kidney sluggishness and back pain. The ad promotes the 50 cent price and notes Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo as US agents.
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Bright
Dean
Louis Alsbrook
E. Main St
Kingstree
N. C
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
U D G Meeting of Arthur Manigault Chapter
Arthur Manigault Chapter U D C will hold its regular monthly meeting Friday the 22nd at 4 30 in the Chapter room. Esther G Mouzon secretary.
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Arthur Manigault
Four Cylinder Shaft Drive Car with Bosch Magneto
A four cylinder shaft drive car rated at 20 h p features a Bosch high tension magneto and selective type sliding gear with multiple disc. It uses 30 x 8 inch tires, has no batteries, starts on one turn of the crank, and is pitched as the simplest easiest riding most economical car. Color options include dark blue with cream running gear or dark red, with customer choice.
Georgetown Precinct Club to Reorganize meeting notice
Political notice calling Georgetown Precinct Club number one to meet at the Court House at 8 00 p m Saturday April 23 1910 for re organization. Secretary R C Snipes asks for full attendance.
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Georgetown
Court House
Cansler of Tirzah Aims for Railroad Commissioner Seat
Gansler of Tirzah continues his bid for railroad commissioner. He has tied Henry Clay by running three times and vows to keep pursuing office. Voting tallies show 1904 12,000. 1906 23,000. 1908 54,637 of 109,827 cast.
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Cansler
Tirzah
Henry Clay
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J LaBruce Ward
State of
Ohio
Lucas County
Frank Johenny
Recorder’s Court
Carolinia League
U. D. G. Meeting
Esther G. Mouzon
Sec’ty
Southland
Fast Express
Nunnally’s
Georgetown Drug Co
Clarendon, Lee
Williamsburg
Cor
Oakland Ave
Washington St
P. O. Box
R. C. Snipes
Gansler of
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