Steamer Merchant Overhauled at Brightman Marine Ways
The 150 by 40 by 10 foot steamer Merchant, a light vessel for the port, lies on Brightman’s ways for hull repairs and overhauls. The move demonstrates Brightman’s capability to handle large boats, promising savings for owners and inspiring a suggested small marine railway for gasoline yachts. The Winyah pilot boat, bought by McDonald Fish Co, is nearing completion with engines to be installed by mid September, promising fresh deep water fish for Georgetown residents.
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Tropical Disturbance Forecasts Northeasterly Path Across Nation
A Caribbean storm has not prompted local weather warnings yet. The system lowers Nassau barometer while a Gulf mood eases. The storm, centered north of the Mississippi River yesterday, is expected to move up the Mississippi valley toward a northeast course. A separate storm over the lake region brings heavy showers and winds. A high pressure area follows with unusually low temperatures, Barre Montana reports 28 degrees. Change of Schedule for the Mitchelle C. steamship line: from Sept 1 depart Conway and Georgetown at 7 a.m. for J E McElveen at Waccamaw Steamboat Office.
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Conway
Georgetown
J. E. McElveen
Waccamaw Steamboat Office
Campaign meeting highlights candidates at courthouse
The crowd gathered at the courthouse for a campaign meeting led by H. W. Fraser. LeGrand G. Walker spoke on state and national issues, praising Georgetown’s senator. J. J. Hucks urged electing a magistrate experienced with the law. Dr. Olin Sawyer spoke on reelection to the legislature.
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Georgetown
J. J. Hucks
Olin Sawyer
Snow's Mill Meeting Roast Sparks A Carver's Bay Voter Stir
A correspondent from The Times criticizes Haenel for not giving Dorrill his due at the Snow Mill meeting. He accuses Dorrill of low language, predicts voter backlash in Carver's Bay next Tuesday, and says Choppee and Snow's Mill residents approve Haenel's stance.
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Daffys Dead Shot Cures Fever Says CAC
Dantzler of Georgetown claims his two ill sons recovered after three doses of Daffys Dead Shot. He reports his wife also recovered after one dose, enabling her to cook breakfast the next day. He promotes a 25 cent bottle and a money back guarantee.
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Georgetown
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Seer’s Prediction Fails as Father Finds Boy
Kingston New York August 25 The four year old Peter Fabian who vanished Friday is found murdered in an outhouse near his Glasco home. His father Frank Fabian a laborer sought help from a clairvoyant who predicted the boy would be found near home. Deputy Sheriff Frank Spadafora and Constable Sottillo lead county officials in the murder investigation.
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Georgetown Citizen Endorses Doan's Kidney Pills
Mrs. J. C. Hathcock of 1704 Front St Georgetown S C testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills relieved persistent backaches kidney pains and frequent secretions after trying other remedies. She reports restored regularity improved health and urges using Doan's and no other. Sold by all dealers 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents.
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J. C. Hathcock
Front St
Georgetown
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Dean
Iseman Drug Co
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Deafness cured only by constitutional remedies
An old advertisement claims deafness cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated constitutionally. It attributes deafness to inflammation of the Eustachian tube and to catarrh, offering $100 for any deafness case not helped by Hall's Catarrh Cure and promoting Hall's Family Pills.
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Hall
British ship powers up with combustion engine plan
London report says British Admiralty advances a battleship driven by an internal combustion engine, a move that could render dreadnoughts obsolete. The plan aims for 10,000 horsepower, diesel-type propulsion, with debates on fumes handling and new naval costs.
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