Farmers Institute to Be Held in Andrews August 26
Editor Daily Item reports Clemson College extension division will host a Farmers Institute in Andrews on August 26 starting at 10 30 a m. The event expects about a thousand attendees and features addresses by Clemson professors on agricultural topics. Free picnic style dinner to be provided by Andrews residents. Local mass meeting planned ways to host crowd and Seaboard Air Line Railroad anticipated to boost area growth.
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Farmers Institute
Clemson College Extension Division
Andrews
Seaboard Air Line Railroad
Georgetown
Clemson College
Williamsburg
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Mrs Epps in South Carolina
Mrs P D Epps of Kelley Street Kingstree South Carolina testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved her kidney backache and urinary troubles two years ago and she recommends the remedy. The advertisement notes the pills cost 50 cents and are sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole US agents.
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P. D. Epps
Kelley St
Kingstree
S. C
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
South Carolina Advertising League Plan Outlined
Secretary McKeand of the Charleston Chamber of Commerce mails circulars to South Carolina towns detailing an interstate moving picture campaign to promote state resources. Ten to fifteen towns are expected to join, with immediate commitments on cost sharing and rapid consent. Photographers will film in each town, aided by railroad officials, to ensure accurate, representative views of the state today.
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McKeand
Chamber of Commerce
Charleston
South Carolina Advertising League
South Carolina
Palmetto
Southern
Atlantic Coast Line
We Do Not Recommend Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve
A brief notice states the Eagle Eye Salve is only for eye ailments such as granulated lids sore eyes styes and dim vision. It warns against other uses and notes a price of 25 cents.
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Sutherland
Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey Advertisement Note
A brief note emphasizes that a cold is not serious if treated, but can lead to dangerous diseases. It promotes Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey and instructs readers to look for the bell on the bottle.
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Dr. Bell
Local Grocery Ad Lists Shredded Wheat and Cereals
Shredded Wheat biscuits Corn Flakes Post Toasties and Quaker rolled oats in tins at C P Fox Company ad listing breakfast staples and prices from a city store.
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C. P. Foxworth Co
Aviation meet tragedy claims two young pilots
Chicago reported the death of William R. Badger of Pittsburgh and St. Croix Johnstone of Chicago at the international aviation meet. Authorities cited unexplained accidents possibly tied to machine defects, noting no evidence of pilot negligence.
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Chicago
William R. Badger
Pittsburg
St. Croix Johnstone
Government Stamped Envelopes Sparks Local Printer Dispute
Guthrie Oklahoma readers report a conflict over government stamped envelopes used by banks and merchants. The Guthrie Register argues the government contract for four billion envelopes undercuts local printers and favors large national businesses. The piece calls for reciprocity and fair treatment of local printers and banks amid the stamp envelope controversy.
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Guthrie
Oklo
Guthrie Register
Contestants Strive in Subscriptions Vote Drive
In today's standings Miss D. D. Porter leads with 13 150 votes after winning a 5 000 vote bonus for first yearly subscription. The field includes Lilla B Hughes Mary Fletcher Mattie Wilson Louise Matthews Lucy Kennedy Rosalie McDonal Lucy Robbins Catherine Scurry Sadie Price Ruth Isokreit Andrews Annie Blakely Sarah Ballenberger Bella Ballenberger Versa Vick and Laurel as contestants push to grow votes before tomorrow.
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D. D. Porter
Lilla B. Hughes
Andrew
Mary Fletcher
Mattie Wilson
Louise Matthews
Lucy Kennedy
Rosalie McDonal
Lucy Robbins
Catherine Scurry
Sadie Price
Ruth Isokreit
Andrews
Annie Blakely
Sarah Ballenberger
Bella Ballenberger
Versa Vick
Laurel
Classified notices and ads from Sumter page
An OCR readable slice lists several ads from Sumter South Carolina. It mentions 5 or 6 doses of 666 for chills and fever at 25 cents, a cakes and crackers line, cash premiums at C. P. Foxworth, a land sale inquiry by Ligon Land Co. with partial offer terms, 50 cent blend tea, fresh pineapples at 10 cents each, and John Kelley at 834 Front Street.
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C. P. Foxworth
Ligon Land Co
Sumter
S. C
C. P. Foxworth Co
John Kelley
Front
Williams Indian Pile Ointment Germane for Piles
Williams Indian Pile Ointment is advertised as a cure for blind, bleeding, and itching piles. The cream claims to absorb tumors and provide instant relief, acting as a poultice. Sold by Iseman Shrug Co at 50c and 1.00.
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Williams
Iseman Shrug Co
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Bright
Johnstone
Badger
Home Merchant Exchange of Trade
Cp, Foxworth Leo
Ike
Tes
Saleonless
Montclair
Hinck
N.J
Common Council
Montclair Beer Piping Company
Montclair Mountain
Upper Montclair
Baltimore Sun
City
Black River
Brickman
Ih. L. Oliver
Smith & Oliver, Insurance & Real Estate
People’s Bicycle Shop
Fraser Street
J. H. Bassord
Mgr
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