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Georgetown Daily Item

Location

Georgetown, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1908

Page

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Popular Contest Promises Sun Typewriter Prize

The Daily Item announces a city and county popularity contest to reward the most popular young lady with a Sun typewriter. Subscriptions win votes, with payments in advance and clear voting rates. contest runs from December 2 to January 31, 1909.

Georgetown Sun Daily Item

Man Shoots Self in Rowhouse, Leaves Note For Jessie Stiffer

Josef Rubin, 124 East 122nd Street, shot himself in the heart with a revolver yesterday. Louis Fatherson found the body when he visited Rubin at noon. A note said to give six dollars in Rubin's vest to Jessie Stiffer, a neighbor and Broadway neckwear worker. A second letter said Rubin had tuberculosis and wished his mother in Russia notified.

Josef Rubin East One Hundred and Twenty-second Louis Fatherson Jessie Stiffer Miss Stiffer Broadway Hero Russia

Prediction of global birth decline linked to self directed choice

Ithaca Nov 28 Professor Walter P Wilcox warned in a Cornell sanitary science class that there will be no children left if present race suicide tendencies continue for the next century. He argued civilizational progress and disease do not account for lower birth rates, but human will and choice now control births more than ever, used mainly to gain economic advantage rather than social welfare.

Ithaca Walter P. Wilcox Cornell University Wilcox

Post Office Deficit Hits Record in Meyer's 1908 Report

Postmaster General Meyer reports fiscal year 1908 receipts of 208 351 886 with a 16 873 222 deficit, the department’s largest. Additional losses from fire and burglary total 37 056. Proposals include rural parcels post, improved New York service, and study of pneumatic tube options. Also notes two cent U S UK postage and new railway postal leave and disability benefits.

Washington Meyer New York City Congress United States Great Britain United Kingdom

Tragic murder suicide duo in Memphis hotel

In Memphis on December 1 a woman and her seven year old daughter died after ingesting carbolic acid. The woman registered as Mrs Schmitt from Hot Springs Arkansas. jewels valued at 500 dollars were left with the clerk. An insurance policy and papers bore the name Teresa Errington.

Memphis Tenn Teresa Errington

Rexall Mucu Tone Promoted For Catarrh Cure

Georgetown Drug Co of Georgetown South Carolina advertises Rexall Mucu Tone claiming it cures catarrh by bloodstream delivery. The ad stresses internal causes and long-term treatment, offers a money back guarantee, and lists 50 cent and one dollar sizes with typical use in chronic cases.

Georgetown Drug Co Georgetown, S. C

Prof. Coleman Clarifies Mischievous Remark About Angels

The speaker states his comments on the gruesomeness of angels kicking were made in mischief and not to injure anyone. He emphasizes there was no intention to harm any person.

Meeting of Winyah Lodge A F M No 40

Regular meeting at the Masonic Temple at 8 o clock Wednesday evening includes election and installation of officers. A collation will be tendered. Full attendance requested by Worshipful Master H S Higgins, Sec.

Winyah Masonic Temple H. 8S. Higgins

Notice to Teachers Meeting at Georgetown Graded School

Notice to Teachers announces the next meeting of the Teacher's Association to be held at the Georgetown Graded School Building at twelve o'clock on Saturday December 5. All teachers are earnestly requested to attend. Miss A K Ford Secretary and Treasurer.

Georgetown Graded School A. K. Ford Sec’ty and Treas

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The Post Office Hugh L. Oliver Mous Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Co Hartford J. W. Wingate H. Kaminski Heaty Beaty Phenix Armory Opera House E. C. Haselden Mer Glementsee Co Georgetown City Orchestra the Opera House Moving Pictures Blue Beard Bell Ringer Alice Freeman Dunmore Modern Homes P. O S. C Winyah Lodge W.H. Robinson Highmarket St Wilson Carolina Hardware Co M. L. Altman Eaddy Livery Stables G. W. DuRant Screwed Street
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