Shouting Appeal Cited as Second Class Mail
The Daily Item notes a woman could shout as a public act filed under postal rules. The item references July and Georgetown, with action tied to a post office process under an Act of Congress from March 190.
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Newspaper
Georgetown Daily Item
Location
Georgetown, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1912
Page
2
The Daily Item notes a woman could shout as a public act filed under postal rules. The item references July and Georgetown, with action tied to a post office process under an Act of Congress from March 190.
Mrs John W. Pritchford of Aspin North Carolina reports a severe itching outbreak starting January 1911 that affected her husband and two children. After using Hunts Cure advertised by A. B. Richards Medicine Co Sherman Texas and obtaining boxes for the family, all members recovered following instructions. Sold by Southern Mercantile Co.
From The New York World tribute honors Williams J Bryan as the man who shaped the issues and controlled events at Baltimore. It credits his courage and vision while noting a flaw in not setting aside personal ambition, saying true greatness lies in renunciation and self effacement.
A brief poetic fragment describes two little arms as a necklace of love for a lady. The lines praise a child’s eyes and the kiss that seals a little one’s affection, followed by a controversial note about Rub by ism.
A parade of figures including Champ Clark Oscar Underwood Judson Harmon William J Bryan William Randolph Hearst and others pledge support for Woodrow Wilson. endorsements stress party unity and confidence of victory in November with mentions of Massachusetts New York Indiana and national outlook.
A Boston man lost his leg from an insect bite two years earlier. Bucklen's Arnica Salve is advised to stop poison and prevent swelling and pain from stings and bites. It also heals burns boils ulcers piles eczema cuts and bruises and costs 25 cents at druggists.
D Swift & Co patent lawyers in Washington DC report new patents granted to Atlantic Coast inventors. Names include Virgina Islin Newport News and Gardner Grifton with a cotton seed crusher and distributor, Cole Charlotte driving mechanism for planters, Wilson Shelby hay baling press, Mason Sumter ignition device for explosive engines.
Walla Walla reports Sergt. John Proctor of the 126th company coast artillery Fort Worden Port Townsend shot and killed his former wife and two children before turning gun on himself. He died shortly after the incident.
The New Sunday World announces a free July Joke Book in its next issue marked as a major event in wit and humor. A ten cent May Manton Pattern coupon is included, highlighting May Manton as a top fashion expert.
An advertisement-style claim suggests that consuming a product labeled L. T. before meals promotes enjoyment of food, faster digestion, and improved strength and health. The tone implies a health tonic benefit with positive outcomes for regular use.
Readers learn Hall's Catarrh Cure claims a universal cure for catarrh a constitutional disease. Internal use targets blood and mucous surfaces to destroy the disease foundation and strengthen the body. Proponents offer a hundred dollar reward for any failing case and invite testimonials from Toledo Ohio firm J Cheney Co. Druggists may sell the product. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Courtney Camp No 457, Woodmen of the World, holds meetings on the first and third Wednesdays every month. The third story above Bank of Georgetown serves as the meeting place. E B Fraser is the Chief Counselor and J M Turner the clerk.
The Pancas Tribe No 78 1. C. R. M. holds Friday meetings in their Wigwam over Bank of Georgetown with a welcome to visiting brethren. Sachem H. S. Higgins and W N McLed C ot R are noted among officers.
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