Georgetown South Carolina Post Office Notice
It entered as second class matter July 26 1907 at the post office at Georgetown South Carolina under Act of Congress of March 1907.
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Newspaper
Georgetown Daily Item
Location
Georgetown, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1909
Page
2
It entered as second class matter July 26 1907 at the post office at Georgetown South Carolina under Act of Congress of March 1907.
On July 1 1909 Columbia welcomed the new state laboratory and Pasteur Institute with Dr F A Coward in charge and C F Williams assisting. Housed at the University of South Carolina, it will perform bacteriological exams water milk sputum blood and feces and treat rabies with Pasteur methods free of charge. The director is a son of Col Asbury Coward and a trained physician specializing in bacteriology.
In New York on June 30 Herman Reichert offered his blood to save his wife after a fall caused internal hemorrhage. Doctors warned a transfusion could help yet time ran out. Reichert kept the procedure going but Mrs Reichert died leaving nine children motherless.
The University of South Carolina lists ten courses across Arts, Science, Education, Law, Engineering, and Graduate Studies leading to A B and B S degrees. College fees include room and light at $66 and board $12 monthly. tuition may be remitted in special cases. Forty two scholarships of $100 in cash and free tuition offered. Catalogue address S C Mitchell, President, Columbia, S C.
Beginning June 25 the Carrie M Dudley sails from Georgetown to Hagley on Mondays Tuesdays Fridays and Saturdays. Depart Georgetown 5 30 P M and Hagley 8 00 A M with Captain P R Smith commanding the vessel.
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