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Newspaper

Georgetown Daily Item

Location

Georgetown, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1910

Page

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Trio S C Harmony church hosts Andrews circuit conference

The third quarterly conference of Andrews circuit met at Harmony church last Saturday at 11. Presiding Elder Meadows arrived late from Kingstree and Rev Bedenbaugh led the service. Carrie Terrell and A M Haselden visit. Mrs Fulton and daughter guest. A Belfast worker returns home saying there is no place like home. The store of R E Camlin was robbed last Sunday night with merchandise taken. a burglar described as a negro was seen nearby but not caught.

Trio S. C Daily Item Andrews Circuit Harmony Church Kingstree Meadows Bedenbaugh Sam Fulton Morrisville Belfast R. E. Camlin Clod Hopper

Barnwell Man Killed in Augusta Bridge Shooting

In Augusta Georgia police officer William Caudle was shot below the heart and fatally injured while John Grubbs of Barnwell South Carolina was shot through the brain and killed during a confrontation on the bridge near North Augusta. A crowd gathered but a police platoon restored order.

Augusta William Caudle John Grubbs Barnwell North Augusta Grubbs Green Caudle Grabbs

Deafness Cure By Constitutional Remedies Declared

An advertisement claims deafness cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated constitutionally. It attributes deafness to inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian tube andCATARRH, offering one hundred dollars for a catarrh deafness cure and inviting readers to request circulars from F. J. Cheney & Co.

F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo

Good Roads Drive Ferry Keep Open in McClellanville

A July 26 meeting at McClellanville Academy gathered many residents to urge keeping the Santee river ferry open. They plan to petition Georgetown and Charleston counties to share costs, with a view to legislative action and continued service.

L. P. McClellan L. A. Beckman J. B. Johnson Santee Georgetown County Charleston County Georgetown Santee Ferry H. G. Teland J. B. Morrison A. W. Leland M. F. Skipper A.S. McClellan McClellanville Charleston Post

Electrified misadventure of Frost hidden in battery box ride

Ralph T. Frost an New York electrician endured a 24 hour confinement in an unused sleeping car battery box while the Callisto train traveled toward St. Louis He awoke to air and cinders and signaling by a switch in the box after which he was released and recovered He planned to visit Hannibal Mo and then return to New York with possible wagering speculation surrounding the stunt

St. Louis Ralph T. Frost New York Frost Callisto Chas. Chance New York Central Lines Hannibal Chance Twin & Wager New York Central

Riverbank town to ban saloons for all time

Fresno July 27 reports Santa Fe railroad deeds for Riverbank ban all saloons forever. District Agent Hobert states it is the first railroad laid town to prohibit saloons permanently, shaping the mid valley division point plans.

Fresno Cal Santa Fe Railroad Riverbank Hobert

A Few Short Weeks Aid Kidney Trouble

Bartell of Sidswardsville Illinois writes that his kidneys became congested and severe backache ceased after using Foldykidney Pills for only a few weeks. He recommends the Iseman Drug Co and L.C. Groft Drug Co as distributors.

Bartell Sidwardsville Ill Iseman L.C. + Groft

Patent Cures Promised for Chills and Fever with 666 Doses

An ad promises 5 or 6 doses of 666 will cure a case of chills and fever. The price is not provided in the readable text.

Price

Foley Kidney Pills Claim Cure in Letter from Evansville

A letter from H. M. Winkler of Evansville Indiana states that Foley Kidney Pills cured his severe kidney trouble back pain dizziness and faint spells after regular use. He reports renewed health and vigor and attributes the improvement to Foley Pills. The endorsement appears in advertising copy from Ise Go and L C Croft Drag Co.

H. M. Winkler Evansville Ind Foley The Ise- Go L. C. Croft Drag Co

Quick Services Ad Sets Low Prices at Prince Street

An ad for Quick Services urges polite attention and quick delivery. It lists phone 102 and address 1015 Prince Street with steak prices at 10 and 12 1-2 cents and stew meats at three pounds for 25 cents. Marcus.

Prince Street Marcus

Spokane Apple Show offers 1000 dollar sweepstakes

Spokane announces the National Apple Show to be held November 14 to 19 with a sweepstakes prize of 1000 dollars and a gold medal banner for the owner of the top display. Second prize is 300 dollars with a silver banner. Premiums total 19000 dollars across contests, entries close November 9, and carload divisions are outlined among Winesap Rome Beauty Wagever McIntosh Red Jonathan Yellow Newton and Spitzenburg.

Spokane Wash E. V. Cartier van Dissel National Apple Show, Inc van Dissel Winesap Rome Beauty Wagever McIntosh Red Johnathan Yellow Newton Spitzenburg Northwest Regiment Armory Chicago

Remington Heir Shoots Himself in Chicago Tailor Shop

Carver Remington sixty son of the Remington founders attempted suicide at No 90 Washington street in a rear tailor shop room. He left four letters addressed to his wife a brother Conley and an undertaker and spoke of burial costs and despair. He was a mining promoter with interests in Joplin and Colorado.

Chicago Carver Remington Remington Arms Company Remington Typewriter Company Remington Tanner & Conley Washington Street Conley Ellis Avenue Franklin Remington Foundation Company New York Joplin Colorado

Earth Age Estimation Reaches 70 Million Years

Washington July 26 local scientists aim at dating Earth's age with figures between 55 and 70 million years. The estimate, officially published by the Smithsonian Institution, results from studies by Frank Wigglesworth Clarke and George F Becker of the United States Geological Survey.

Washington Smithsonian Institution Frank Wigglesworth Clarke George F. Becker United States Geological Survey

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Carrie Terrell Columbia A.M. Haselden Sunnyside Georgia Wm. Gaudie Cardui Cardus Octava Laura Lawrence Drennon Springs Chattanooga Medicine Co Chattanooga Earth
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