Ice Cream Festival Honors Miss Carrie Terry
The Daily Item reports a pleasant ice cream festival at the home of C. F. McCants honoring Miss Carrie Terry of Columbia. Ashly Miles, a local white man, is jailed in Kingstree on charges of attempting to hire boys for a Georgia lumber concern. The writer notes a corn field at G. W. Camlin yielding at least 50 bushels per acre and an exceedingly good cotton outlook with abundance to yield a bale per acre.
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Daily Item
C. F. McCants
Carrie Terry
Columbia
Ashly Miles
Kingstree
Georgia
Miss Terry
G. W. Camlin
Soft Pickings in Gilded Gambling Circles
A polemic recalls Narrangansett Club raid and braced roulette tables. It argues that society’s elite repeatedly lose to professional gamblers who offer little protection or recourse. References Reginald Vanderbilt’s past losses and a pattern of minimal accountability for defrauded high rollers.
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Narrangansett Club
Reginald Vanderbilt
Aga
Delmouico
New York
Vanderbilt
Jerome
Foley's Honey and Tar for Hay Fever Relief
Quick relief for hay fever asthma and summer bronchitis relief is claimed with Foley's Honey and Tar. It reduces nasal throat and bronchial irritation and contains no opiates or harmful substitutes according to Croft Drug Co.
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Foley
Croft Drug Co
Tseman
Judge rebukes suffragette Sophie Meyer in court
The Supreme Court judge admonishes Sophie Meyer, a woman lawyer, for appearing with a hat in court. He warns that women seeking to attain men's level must be judged by men’s standards and follow the rules they subscribe to.
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Supreme Court
Nee “Sophie Meyer
Foley Kidney Pills Tonic in Quality and Action
A historical advertisement proclaims Foley Kidney Pills as tonic in quality and action. The copy highlights quick relief claims and suggests benefits for general health, urging readers to try the product.
Conservation requires wiser use of labor and resources
The piece urges a broad conservation policy beyond forests, urging South farmers to invest surplus from the 1910 cotton harvest in labor-saving farm implements and household devices. It highlights the need to save footsteps and strength, use intelligent work schedules, and seek better machinery to increase future profitability and living conditions.
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Home and Farm
South
Foley Kidney Pills Backed By Mrs Chas Lyon Peoria IU Claim
Mrs Chas Lyon of Peoria Indiana praises Foley Kidney Pills as a prompt cure for backache and kidney trouble after months of discomfort. The testimonial credits the product with restoring her health. Iseman Drug Co and Sroft Drug Co are listed in association with the advertisement.
Keep Goal Whe Seasonal Here When A Kitchen Feels Cool
A busy housewife prefers a cool kitchen and finds comfort in cooking without raising the temperature, noting that wood stoves fail to provide the same benefit. The passage emphasizes maintaining a comfortable kitchen environment during cooking.
Perfection Blue Flame Oil Stove Offer
An advertisement promotes the Oil Stove Perfection Blue Flame with single burner price of $5.25 and two burner set at $7.50, plus ovens Nos 221 and 295 listed at $2.50. The copy stresses simple construction and easy use with quick delivery.
Bruner Tropical Fabrics Summer Suit Sale
The ad promotes Bruner featherweight fabrics for summer suits at reduced prices. Suits priced 45 and 47 now 37.50 40 suits now 31.50 35 suits now 25.00 and trousers 19 14.00 15 10.00 11 9.50. Special cleaning and pressing service offered to clear stock.
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Bruner
Dry battery test ad by Mouzon and Fraser
Mouzon and Fraser advertise dry batteries with tested performance readings of 24 to 30 amperes and 8 16 61 eod in a compact classified notice urging trial use.
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Mouzon & Fraser
Lodge meetings and Rebekah notices in Georgetown
Regular meetings of Ixceisio Lodge No 69 I O C F held every Thursday at 8 30 pm in the hall over the Bank of Georgetown. Georgetown Rebekah Lodge No 31 I O C F meets on the second and fourth Tuesday at 8 30 pm over the Bank of Georgetown. Courtney Camp No 457 W O W meets first and third Wednesday nights in the third story over the Bank of Georgetown.
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Ixceisio Lodge No
Bank of Georgetown
A. Westbury
C. C
A. H. Latimer
Deafness Cure Claim for Catarrh Through Constitutional Remedies
An 19th century advertisement claims deafness arises from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and mucous surfaces. It asserts hearing loss can be reversed only by constitutional remedies. The ad offers one hundred dollars for a catarrh related deafness case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and directs readers to send for circulars from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Duffys Dead Shot Cure Advertises Fever Relief
A reader reports giving Duffys Dead Shot to two sick boys with fever, noting rapid recovery. He then treated his wife whose fever and back pains subsided after one dose, enabling her to cook breakfast next day. The ad touts 20 cents per bottle with money back guarantee.
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Duffys
C. Dantzler
Georgetown
8. C
Standrd Dress Goods CompanyAd Seeks Sales Agents
Lady wanted to introduce a fall line of wool suitings fabrics silks and petticoats. Up to date New York City patterns. Exclusive territory. Samples with full instructions shipped prepaid. No money required. Apply now to Standard Dress Goods Company Dept 500 Bingwatop NY.
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N. Y
Standard Dress Roots Company
Dept. 500
Bingwatop, N. Y
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J. Schwartz
Front Street
Mouzon
Cont
Fraser
G Street
Burton
Coal Crane & MacMahon
Watts & McElveen
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