Steamship Theodore Weems Arrives With Cargo for Merchants
The steamship Theodore Weems under Captain Hall arrived yesterday with a general cargo for local merchants and river tributaries. After discharging, she will sail to Baltimore this morning. The Clyde line steamer Carib also arrived from New York Wilmington yesterday and is loading for sailing in the morning. Several river steamers and users are at docks taking on lumber and merchandise, departure to destinations tonight and tomorrow morning.
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Theodore Weems
Hall
Weems
Baltimore
Clyde Line
New York
Wilmington
Veral River
W C T U Schedules Prayers and Local Civic Cautions
The W C T U plans prayer meetings on Sunday and Monday mornings August 15 and 16 at 10 oclock and 9 30 on election day. A lady says they are doing God's work. The piece warns on theft of public funds in South Carolina and urges strict accountability for county officials. It notes Standard Oil butter by‑products and rising meat prices, plus a street cleanup appeal and Persia’s limited daily papers.
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Ces
South Carolina
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Georgetown Citizen
Georgetown ship builder E. J. Leeds reports years of kidney and back pain eased by Doan's Kidney Pills from Iseman Drug Co. He notes improved kidney secretions and overall health after using the remedy. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY markets the product nationwide. Remember the name Doan's.
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Georgetown
E. J. Leeds
Prince St
S. C
Dean
Iseman Drug Co
Doan
Slaughter of the Herons Gets Audubon Society Intervention
The Audubon Society of South Carolina fights wholesale slaughter of rare coastal birds. Plume hunters, reef and rookery destruction threaten snowy herons, egrets, and other species. Without state or national help, progress relies on volunteers, farmers, and fishermen to protect remaining rookeries and restore populations.
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Boston Transcript
Audubon Society of
South Carolina
the Society
Charleston
Georgetown
Atlantic
Boston
New York
Florida
New England
Aquati
America
Northwest
Woble
Georgia bill would criminalize women riding astride
In Atlanta on July 27 a bill introduced by Rep Wright of Stewart county would make any woman who rides horseback astride a felon. Wright confessed he had never seen such riding before arriving in Atlanta and was shocked.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Wright
Stewart County
Probable murder mystery after engineer found dead
Newark police discover the body of Benjamin Nippinger, a mechanical engineer, on South Tenth Street with a bullet hole in the head. His clothing pockets are turned inside out and his watch and diamond ring are missing, indicating foul play.
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Newark
N. J
Benjamin Nippinger
South Tenth Street
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Courteous Southern Gentleman Gives Up Seat to Elderly Black Woman
A Union station streetcar bound for a residential district carries a well dressed elderly Black woman who searches for a seat. A respected Southern gentleman rises to give her his seat, a quiet act of kindness that goes unremarked by other passengers. The reporter notes the scene and wonders if such courtesy could be matched in northern cities.
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Union Station
Your Chance Now 711 Front St Up-to-date Tailor
Local tailor offers updates at 711 Front Street promising current styles and quick service. Customer testimonials note prompt fittings and modern alterations.
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Front St
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Lawrimore
Persia
Goverment
Audubon Society
Talment
Phenix Furniture Go
Southern Mercantile Company
W. J. R. Alexander
L. E. Hays & Co., Tailors
Cincinnati
Ohio
Paredale
Rene
Alexander
Southern Mercantile Go
Georgetown, S. C
Springfield
Mass
Charleston News and Courier
J. Swartz
Dunmore
Georgetown, S.C
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