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Newspaper
Georgetown Daily Item
Location
Georgetown, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1911
Page
1
Clemson extension notes stress milk safety from healthy cows to clean handling. Proper milking, immediate straining, cooling, and odor-free storage are essential, especially for baby and child feeding. Contagious diseases in milker homes require exclusion from milk handling.
Promises quick relief for sores ulcers eczema chaps black heads pimples and ass eruptions. Advertising claim offers 25 cents a box with a nationwide guarantee of satisfaction.
An old ad urges readers with coughs colds asthma croup or throat issues to try Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey on the bottle the Bell logo is shown as the brand identifier.
An advertisement asserts Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey as the best cough remedy and urges buyers to look for the Bell mark on the bottle. The claim references a known brand and promotes its effectiveness to a broad audience.
The Rev Dean Robottom delivered the final lecture in the Men of Vision series at Prince George Winyah Episcopal Church on Mohammed detailing his life from Mecca birth to early prophethood and later conquests. Critics were divided on Robottoms view of Mohammed as a benefactor. the piece notes polygamy allegations and the spread of Islam. Robottom announced a new series titled Women of the Bible beginning next Sunday night.
Notice to Farmers states Clemson College Agricultural cars will be in Georgetown on June 23 for a farmers meeting. Practical speakers will discuss improved farming methods and the livestock industry, and the train will showcase improved cattle and hogs.
A 19th century styled advertisement claims a $100 reward for an incurable catarrh and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo with endorsements from Walding Kinnan Marvin and others. It notes internal use to affect blood and mucus and urges testimonials and 75 cent bottles, plus Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
The article quotes Justice Harlan’s dissent on judicial overreach and the meaning of reasonable restraint of trade, noting his warning against courts inferring words not in statute. It discusses Arizona recall and constitutional issues, then lists names from biblical and literary titles as a cordial invitation accompanies a Dean’s invitation for services.
Local lodge members say they are reviewing events of Thursday to determine what happened and why. Officials have not released a formal statement as inquiry continues.
The Maine wreck recovery continues with caisson repairs finished and water pumped from the cofferdam to expose the after deck. Work will lower water level about five feet tonight and testing of the retaining wall will guide further pumping and mud removal before full examination of the ship’s bottom to determine the explosion cause.
An advertisement promotes Dr Bell's Antiseptic Salve as a cure for acne pimples black heads eczema and sores. It claims a 25 cent box will cure and urges readers to try it at once. The remainder discusses Mexico's revolution and reconstruction challenges.
Citizens urge the Pittsburg board of health to kill a leper rather than quarantine. The plea condemns humane murder and condemns lynching as a moral benchmark while warning the lumber trust uses money to influence politics and block reforms.
An Akron reader testifies to Foley Kidney Pills relieving kidney trouble and headaches claiming immediate improvement and restored eyesight. The piece also notes Ohio's new bribery law with a 10 year penalty and mentions political chatter about Illinois infection concerns and Japan joining arbitration. It closes with weather and seasonal change reflections.
An old advertisement touts Foley Kidney Pills for quick and permanent relief of kidney and bladder troubles. It names Iseman Drug Co and Croft Drug Co as sellers and stresses strengthened action and results for middle aged and elderly users.
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