03 Dec 1910
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Newspaper
Georgetown Daily Item
Location
Georgetown, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1910
Page
1
A Georgetown Cotillion Club hosted a most enjoyable dance last night at the Guards Armory in honor of U D C delegates. Music was by the Georgetown Orchestra with many attendees including Mrs O P Bourke Mrs Chas S Cougdon Mrs Thos D Forbes Horace L Wright and numerous others.
M Mayer of Rochester New York reports severe back pain and fatigue from kidney issues. He says Foley Kidney Pills restored energy and health, claiming a complete cure. The message is from The Iseman Drug Co and The Croft Drug Co and promotes the product.
Stephen Roberts of Boston collapsed and died in Lynn after winning a cribbage game and joking with the opponent. The death was attributed to overjoy at the victory.
Foley Kidney Pills claim tonic action and kidney bladder restoration. The Iseman Drug Co. and The Drug Co. market the product with asserted health benefits and corrective effects.
E M Heighe was acquitted of manslaughter after a sixteen hour deliberation in Caldwell Idaho district court. The case stemmed from an August 7 incident in which Heighe allegedly confronted J W Barton armed with a revolver. Mrs Regiman, visiting at Barton's home, fainted during the quarrel and died hours later of heart failure. Heighe serves as president of the Pacific Idaho and Northern railroad and is on Gov Brady's staff as a colonel.
An advertisement touts Dr Bell antiseptic salve for all skin troubles. It pledges pleasant use like sweet cream and guarantees satisfaction in worst cases. Available at 25 cents a box.
A man touts a plan to make a million dollars by selling copies of a scheme for ten cents each. He warns that operating it would trigger post office authorities, but claims he will merely sell the idea to others.
The ad urges mothers to keep Foley's Honey and Tar at home and give it at the first sign of croup danger. It emphasizes that the product contains no opiates and cites The Iseman Drug Co and The Croft Drug Co as sources.
Two colored porters pause on their mops in a New York downtown office building. One jokes about eating mushrat, then replies he only ever enjoys lobster sea food, countering the idea of mushrat as a delicacy.
Senator Tillman of South Carolina arrives in Washington in vigorous health after illness. He plans to stay four to five days, returns home next week, and expects to be back in January as the session begins. He credits farming and barn-building with his recovery and jokes about Mrs. Tillman running the airship.
Office of the County Auditor Georgetown S S opens January 1 1911 for Tax Returns on real and personal property for fiscal year starting January 1 1911. Returns accepted through February 20 1911 with 50 percent penalty thereafter. Details cover land tracts acreage transfers 1910, income tax filings, poll tax, sworn returns, and guardianship listings per Sec 268.
The United States Circuit Court of Appeals affirms jail sentences for two Turpentine Trust officials convicted under the Sherman law. The ruling stresses personal guilt and signals President Taft’s resolve to enforce the anti trust statute against other trust offenders.
An advertisement urges readers to choose Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey for cough relief claiming it is the best. It emphasizes a guarantee of quality and urges confidence in the product.
In Washington on December 2 81 year old Thomas Harrison celebrated sixty three years of service in one position at the naval observatory. He is described as hale and hearty at age 81.
An old drug advertisement from The Croft Drug and The Iseman Co promotes Foley's Honey and Tar in a yellow package. It warns against substitutes as dangerous in medicine.
J. W. Greer of Greenwood Louisiana suffered severe back pain from lumbago and required hypodermic injections until he used Foley's Kidney Remedy. He reports the medicine ended the pain and paralyzing attacks, leaving him free from the ailment.
An announcement of the Park Theatre engagement for the comedy Seven Days was mailed to prominent persons in surrounding cities. A reply from Manchester New Hampshire stated a change of address and that the writer, in Hillsborough county jail, cannot attend the show.
An advertisement touts Dr. or Anti-Pain as an antiseptic remedy for external and internal pains, claiming near instantaneous effect. It states it is sold by all dealers.
The county auditor urges residents to file road tax returns each year between January and February. The county is authorized to solicit and collect these returns. City tax details are requested with street numbers for records.
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