25 Jul 1911
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Newspaper
Georgetown Daily Item
Location
Georgetown, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1911
Page
1
The note suggests William Jennings Bryan compiled a long list of potential Democratic candidates to steer Gov. Judson Harmon of Ohio away from the field. The motive appears to be influencing Harmon’s judgment and consolidating support.
Dr Thomas Pierce Bailey longtime Memphis city schools superintendent lawfully studying for the Episcopal ministry. He has been a stalwart in school work and a recognizable public speaker. His move follows prior roles as dean at University of Mississippi and Memphis superintendent.
A collage of quotes and riffs on politicians, reporters and society figures. It references Senator Clapp and debates over recall sentiment in Ireland, John D. and Mrs John D. in oil fortune talk, Ethel Barrymore divorce chatter, and Castro headlines. Weather notes and idle pauses punctuate the chatter.
The text portrays Dr. Wiley as defender of pure food facing emboldened manufacturers and political allies. It questions administration support for the food dope crowd and warns of public betrayal if Weyler loses protection of consumer health. The piece calls for Americans to react to attempts to remove the watchdog.
Thomas Don lon and Hector Alliot describe a 100 pound stone shell fossil nearly thirty inches across found on Mount Baldy slope. They date it at 400000 years old with markings and original color, noting it as the most ancient specimen in the western hemisphere.
Advertisement notes that Dr Bell's Antiseptic Salve yields readily to treatment with painless harmless relief guaranteed. Sold everywhere at 25 cents a box.
Sutherlands offers Eagle Eye Salve claiming painless, harmless relief for chronic sore eyes. It is guaranteed and sells for 25 cents per box at retailers nationwide.
An advertising notice promotes Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey as a top cough and cold remedy. It urges readers to seek the Bell on the bottle and asks them to compare with neighbors.
Ad for Dr Bell's Antiseptic Salve claims ukers are unsightly and dangerous. It promises speedy healing and a clean pleasant application. Price listed as 25 cents per box and sales advertised as widespread.
Advertisement notes Dr Bells Pine Tar Honey for coughs colds grip or bronchial trouble and urges readers to get a bottle today. Look for the Bell on the Bottle.
Advertising copy notes summer colds are harder to relieve than winter ones but respond to Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey. It promotes Tar-Honey and urges buyers to look for the Bell on the bottle, claiming wide availability.
A historical advertisement touts Two In One Dr Bell's Anti Pain as an internal and external antiseptic remedy that destroys disease germs. It claims sale everywhere with a positive guarantee.
Richmond Virginia July 24 Henry C Beattie Jr held by the coroner s jury for the killing of his wife remained in Henrico county jail all day acting calm He carried his guitar and read coroner s inquest accounts while meals came from a nearby restaurant Paul Beattie and Beulah Binford also read the inquest reports Beattie s father and brother visited and were followed by many visitors The murder remains the city s main topic and the couple s infant is with the murdered wife s parents in Dover Delaware
An old style ad urges daily use of Dr Bell's Anti Pain for internal and external relief. It promotes relief for bowel troubles and external uses for cuts burns and sprains and describes the product as strongly antiseptic and widely sold.
In a rambling dialogue laden scene, Ezzy explains plans to start a society to curb prying on others funds. Jinks presses Ezzy for money use details, Mandy meddles, and Hiram contemplates a severe scolding before Ezry is spotted riding away on lumber.
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