12 Jul 1911
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Newspaper
Georgetown Daily Item
Location
Georgetown, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1911
Page
1
A scattered Chicago era column mocks social norms and politics. It jests on gender roles, press sensationalism, Panama Canal celebrations, and the chance of Democratic victories. Quirky quotes and dated references capture a restless public mood.
Dr Isaac E Emerson the Bromo Seltzer King of Baltimore, announced from New York that he married Mrs Ethel McCormick yesterday afternoon at 5 PM. The couple’s courtship began years ago after Mrs McCormick’s husband died. divorces preceded the marriage and alimony provisions were set in a Baltimore court.
Proke W Bynum directs a teachers summer session at the high school from July Mth to August 18th with Prof W C Bynum of Newberry as principal. Prof Bynum, superintendent of Winyah graded Schools at Georgetown, will teach algebra English grammar and cone-o. Prof G W Chambers principal of Central graded school will assist teaching arithmetic and pedagogy, while Prof C B Haddon of Clemson College conducts an agriculture course. Arrangements aim to hire a drawing and primary methods teacher and an instructor for Augsburg system used in public schools for five years.
In Knoxville Tennessee on July 11 Alma Wheley a one year old girl employed at a local mill drank carbolic acid stating she preferred death to twelve hours at a cotton frame. She was found prostrate on a bed in the home and is expected to recover.
An old newspaper piece touts Sutherland s Eagle Eye Salve for sore eyes. It claims the product is harmless, partially guaranteed, and sold everywhere.
Aiken County reports no debts or bonds. A cash on hand of 42,530.93 after settlement with the Comptroller General. The 2 1-2 mill tax levy is among the lowest in the state, aided by dispensary receipts. county schools hold over 50,000 in balance despite the figure not including the school fund.
A comical OCR fragment describes William Smith being sold at public auction to Lucy Anderson on a farm near here in front of seventy guests. The text lists odd items including animals, farming gear, and a wedding melded with a livestock auction, noting Rev. Jackson tying the knot and a distant bridal journey.
A collage of scenes unfolds from a farmyard dream to a ballroom tease with a man named George and a disapproving partner. A humorous businesstangle ends with a moral from a father about conscience, followed by a final quip about a hot day and a handspring. The piece blends dialogue and vignettes in a light, satirical tone.
Responsible parties arrange payment in spot cash. Lunch is served at the stable. Afterward Mr and Mrs Spik move to a cozy home at the corner of Mail and Dr R L Cranby auctioneer.
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