03 Jun 1907
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Newspaper
Georgetown Daily Item
Location
Georgetown, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1907
Page
1
A special correspondent argues parents must actively guide childrens moral thrift and ambition. Neglect harms child development. says one hour at home beats street time and today is the moment to act to shape the future.
An Exchange excerpt urges individuals to set a personal Star as their life goal. It contrasts guiding by deceitful prompts toward ruin with choosing a lofty Star that leads to high ideals and honest purpose, inviting others to join in the pursuit.
A Black intruder attempting a burglary at the home of John Boyd in Clinton was shot and killed by Boyd as he and his wife returned from church yesterday morning. The assailant fired twice before Boyd returned fire, ending the confrontation.
Guest lists show visitors registered at the Tourist Hotel including C W Wiggins from Charleston and J Richardson Jr from the city with others from Kentucky New York and Boston. At the Carolina Hotel the list includes W M Bradley of Washington NC and Chas J Baker of Charleston among several other travelers tabbed by city and state.
A quote from the Atlanta Constitution depicts money as infested with seven devils. A speaker laments constant worry about earning, keeping, and spending money, noting little happiness in wealth and a looming bill collector.
A Chicago Journal exchange praises a British inventor perfecting a locomotive and car on one rail and suggests Americans should develop two-rail systems. The item ends with an ad urging Phenix Furniture Co. for lawn swings mowers and settees.
Mr R C Griggs buys a new hack to aid travelers and adds a second horse to ensure catching trains at all times.
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