Charleston Storm Leaves Six Dead and One Million Damaged
The News and Courier reports a south Atlantic hurricane that hit Charleston and surrounding coast towns Sunday night, with at least six deaths including three in Mount Pleasant and Charleston, and a million dollars in damage. Many homes wrecked along Sullivan's Island. Consolidated Railway lines and coast facilities heavily damaged. diversions and isolations noted as wire service returns.
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Georgia
South Carolina
Charleston
Beaufort
Georgetown
Coburn
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Sullivan's Island
Dr Bell's Antiseptic Ointment Ad Claims Skin Cure
An advertisement for Dr Bell's Antiseptic creamy snow white ointment promotes its use on skin diseases including eczema salt rheum and chaps. The宣 price shown is 26 cents.
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We Do Not Recommend Eagle Eye Salve For Eyes Only
Advertises Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve used for granulated lids scrofulous sore eyes styes weak eyes and dim vision. Claims speedy harmless care and sold everywhere for 25 cents.
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Cold remedies warn of danger in ignored symptoms
A brief warning that a simple cold can lead to serious illnesses if untreated. Recommends using Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey and to look for the bell on the bottle as a sign of authentic product.
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Picnic and Farmers Rally Draw Thousands Near Andrews
The Daily Item reports a well attended picnic and farmer rally at Andrews on the Georgetown and Western Railroad. About one thousand people enjoyed a free dinner costing around $500, with free excursion trains bringing attendees from various points. Clemson College professors spoke on farming and fertilizer, watched by farmers from Georgetown and Williamsburg counties, while the Georgetown City Band provided music. The article notes Andrews Stews is a new town formed by amalgamating Harpers and Rosemary.
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Clemson College
Georgetown
Williamsburg
Ann Stews
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Rosemary
Georgetown & Western
R. R Tt
American Bar Association Opens in Boston
The thirty fourth annual American Bar Association meeting opened in Huntington Hall Boston August twenty nine with about 400 delegates. Massachusetts officials greeted the gathering led by President Edgar H Farrar who reviewed recent statute law changes. Henry B Brown will read a paper on the New Federal Judicial Code and William B Hornblower will discuss Anti Trust Legislation. Officers for the next year will be elected Thursday morning.
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Massachusetts
Foul Play Suspected in Valley Line Wreck
Middleton Conn Aug 28 Foul play suspected in last night wreck of the New York New Haven and Hartford line. Of 60 plus injured one near death Abram P Brown Hartford spine injury hospitals report others do well cause under investigation Superintendent Woodward says spikes pulled from rail near river bank indicate intentional wrecking attempt. mud covers remaining sections.
Making For Georgetown
The incorporation of the Pee Dee Bridge Co. to build a bridge over the Big Pee Dee near Rosemary signals the N and S C railroad extending toward Georgetown. It suggests the line may run Georgetown to Charleston and then Savannah, linking at Savannah with Seaboard mainline to form a Richmond to Tampa route. Pullman service to New York and Chicago could follow.
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Dillon Herald
Ladies Missionary Societies Meet in Greensboro
The Ladies Missionary Societies of the Georgia Baptist Association opened their annual convention in Greensboro with over one hundred delegates and visitors from across the state in attendance. Proceedings will continue tomorrow and Thursday.
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Ladies’ Missionary Societies of the
Georgia Baptist Association
The Worlds Expert Penman Visits Town Tonight
Tonight the renowned penman known as The World's Expert performs at Tourist Hotel. The event invites writers to practice pad hand under expert guidance and seize a rare chance to study masterful penmanship in local venue.
Internal Dr Bell's Anti Pain cures colic and cramps
The advertisement promises internal relief for colic flux diarrhoea cramps and all bowel complaints and external relief for sore breasts corns bullions toothache neuralgia and all pains. It claims antiseptic properties and wide availability.
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Special Offer This Week Only
A limited time promotion highlights a special offer available this week. Details on discounts and eligible items are provided, with emphasis on value and urgency for shoppers. The message urges quick action before the sale period ends.
Special offer to young lady with most subscriptions
To the young lady bringing in the most subscriptions from Monday noon to Saturday noon, we will give a prize and aim to gain a hundred more new subscribers next week.
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