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Georgetown Daily Item

Location

Georgetown, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1911

Page

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Opportunity for dredging Winyah Bay project proposal

The Atlantic and Pacific Dredging Co plans to deepen Winyah Bay from the harbor to North Island. They have received piping for mud and sand disposal and suggest using pontoons and blow piping to carry debris to the highland. A council takeover could create a riverside park along Front Street.

Atlantic and Pacific Dredging Co Winyah Bay North Island Highland Winyab Bay

Letters Unclaimed in Georgetown 8 5 1911

List of unclaimed letters remaining in Georgetown, 8. C., P. C. for the period ending August 5, 1911. Names include Wm. Crawford, Joe Bennats, J. H. Fenters, Isaac Gillyard, Williams, Horea, Jimmie King, S. W. Inman, Edward James, Nancy McFadden, Johnny McFadden, Silas Palmer, C. Palenbaum, C Rogers, Tom Sanders, Rufus Sessions, R. J. Smith, Peter Washington, Louis Weathers, Hannah Anderson, Margaret Brown, Ella Cooper, Harret Dilley, Mrs. Sue Doughty, Ida Belle Holmes, Mrs. J. D. Smith, Mrs. W. F. Springs.

Wm. Crawford Joe Bennats J. H. Fenters Isaac ‘Gillyard Williams Horea Jimmie King S. W. Inman Edward James Nancy McFadden Johnny McFadden Silas Palmer C. Palenbaum C., Rogers Tom Sanders Rufus; Sessions R. J. Smith Peter Washington Louis Weathers Hannah Anderson Margaret Brown Ella Cooper Harret Dilley Sue Doughty Ida Belle Holmes J. D. Smith W. F. Springs

Cold remedy note hints at health warning

A fragment stresses that a cold is not always serious if treated, but frequent colds can signal future illnesses. Mention of Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey appears as a remedy on the bottle label.

Dr. Bell

Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey for Child Croup Relief

Parents are advised to keep Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey ready for night time croup when doctors are hard to reach. Look for the bell emblem on the bottle as a cue to use this aid.

Dr. Bell

Dr Bell's Antiseptic Salve Advertises Skin Cure

An ad promotes Dr Bell's Antiseptic Salve as a creamy snow white ointment for eczema salt rheum chaps and other skin diseases, priced at a quarter. The copy emphasizes guaranteed effectiveness and universal skin use.

Bell

Dr Bell Pine Tar Volley Advertises Cure

A historical advertising brief touts Dr Bell's Pine-Tar-Volley as the remedy for coughs colds grip whooping cough bronchial asthma and throat and bronchial troubles. The bottle bears a bell emblem and it claims wide sale everywhere.

Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve Promoted for Eye Ailments

An old advertisement touts Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve as a speedy harmless cure for granulated lids sore eyes styes weak eyes and dimness of vision sold widely for 25 cents targeting readers seeking eye remedies.

Sutherland

Plans to try Beattie for wife murder in Chesterfield Va

Richmond Virginia August 5 preparations are under way for the August 14 trial of Henry Clay Beattie Jr charged with murdering his wife. The case will be heard in the Chesterfield courthouse as jurors from plain farmer folk decide his fate. Beattie’s ally Beulah Binford is linked to the alleged dissipation. Prominent Virginia lawyers Hill Carter and Herry M. Smith defend Beattie while Louis Wendenburg leads the Commonwealth’s case with Richmond detectives aiding. The defense has yet to reveal its strategy.

Richmond Henry Clay Beattie, Jr Chesterfield County James River Chesterfield Manchester Norfolk Beulah Binford Beattie Sworny Virginia Herry M. Smith Commonwealth Louis Wendenburg South Wendenburg

Local Breakfast Cereals Advertised at Fox Worth Co

Shredded Wheat Biscuits Coro Flakes Post Toasties Quaker Rolled Oats featured at C P Fox Worth Co. listings highlight popular morning staples and price points for shoppers.

C. P. Foxworth Co. Ji

Contests and Hustle Drive Saturday Get-In Begin

A call to action urges readers to nominate and vote early for the contest. It emphasizes steady effort, not selling votes, and keeps the focus on persistence and engagement. The piece weaves in quotes about pushing forward, Lincoln's Tad, and the need to stay in the race.

Arnere Abraham Lincoln Tad

Sleep Worker Builds Barn Roof in Wakening Dream

In Wooster Ohio August 5 Hoover a timer employed by Jacob Kauffman in Wyne County slept in a barn while Kauffman worked on a roof. Hoover awoke to find himself adding three rows of tin after being awakened by sounds and dropping a hammer on his foot. The tale highlights meticulous sleep workmanship and an odd accident. Col D C Collier and G Grosvenor Dawe will tour the South in August to promote cooperation on a community-of-interest plan, aiming to spur results through shared efforts.

Kauffman Hoover Col D. C.collier G. Grosvenor Dawe Southern Commercial Congress South

Sutherland’s Eagle Eye Salve and Crop Outlook

Sutherland’s Eagle Eye Salve sold in airtight tubes promises to cure sore eyes without harming babies, priced at 25c. Outlook notes higher hay prices next winter, warns crabgrass and ragweed may feed dry cattle but not milk cows, and praises peas or soybeans for farmers who monitor fields.

Ralegh CN. C

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