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Georgetown Daily Item

Location

Georgetown, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1910

Page

4

Way to Build a Town Edgefield Emphasizes Work and Industry

The Edgefield Chronicle argues that town growth comes from every resident funding year round industries for employment. It stresses that human labor is the most valuable power and that work creates wealth, pays debts, and sustains prosperity, warning idleness wastes both labor and earnings.

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Negro Dragged to Death Near Monticello

Monticello July 25 A Negro named Adam Friday living on Mr R M Martins place near here was dragged to death by a mule Saturday He was thrown to the ground and his foot caught in trace and dragged over a rough path for several hundred yards The incident echoes a prior death of Mr Jennings father of our State Treasurer who was killed in the same manner at roughly the same spot.

Monticello Adam Friday

Cardui Promoted as Cure for Women’s Ailments

An advertisement extols Cardui as a specific remedy for female troubles and a general tonic for women. It claims instant relief in some cases and gradual improvement in others, urging readers to obtain it from their druggist. The text presents testimonials and a persuasive tone typical of patent medicine promotions.

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Local Democrats announce candidacies for Sixth District and county offices

A series of Democratic notices from Georgetown County announces candidates and endorsements for Congress and state and county offices. Names include Geo W Brown, J E Ellerbe, J Haenel for Probate Judge, Mo W Dorrill for Governor, H C Talleyvast for Auditor, J W Doar for House of Representatives, P A Hodges for Congress, with pledges to abide by primary results and support party rules.

Congress J. E. Ellerbe Geo. W. Brown Darlington Haenel Georgetown F.H. Hyatt Georgetown County H. C. Tallevast House of Representatives Democratic Party J. W. Doar Oli Sawyer South Carolina P. A. Hodges

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