12 Dec 1911
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Newspaper
Georgetown Daily Item
Location
Georgetown, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1911
Page
1
The article explains untreated phosphate rock or floats and why it is converted to acid phosphate. It notes grinding for surface area, recommends 90 percent through 100 mesh, and warns that burning reduces solubility. Floats should be used in stables or in soils rich in organic matter, with expectations of limited availability and lower price per pound.
Advert says Dr King’s New Life Pills start soon after use guiding constipation indigestion away and restoring appetite. Claims regulate stomach liver and bowels and bring new strength to the system. Available at druggists for 25 cents.
Large crowd follows to Steele-Moses Co as shoppers discover abundant appealing goods and bargains.
Ohio Governor Judson Harmon, a presidential candidate, spent a social day in Washington mingling with Democratic lawmakers. He met Senators Martin and others, visited House cloak rooms, and had lunch in the Senate Restaurant with Adjutant General Weybecht. The reception drew many familiar faces as Harmon remarked the public dining room felt more democratic.
Boston reports that Moses Grant Edmonds cut financial support for his prospective son in law Reverend Clarence V T Richeson amid his murder trial. Richeson remains jailed with limited visits as trial set for January 15 and possible judge candidates are Judge Sanderson or Judge Stevens.
Miss Grace Cable and her fiancé Anthony Kohnen were shot to death at the Woman's Home while planning their honeymoon. Police pursue Rossani Annissetti, a wealthy fruit dealer, in the jealous murder case.
Warning to shoppers that delaying purchases will leave limited options for early Christmas deals. Authorities urge planning now to avoid last minute rush and stockouts.
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