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Newspaper
Georgetown Daily Item
Location
Georgetown, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1909
Page
3
The piece offers seven practical tips for new workers leaving school. It urges caution forming friendships with strangers, maintaining health, trusting honest pay, seeking better opportunities, saving for a future business, avoiding conceit, and considering a mother’s guidance in doubt.
The piece argues Senator Tillman cannot be a model of Democrat virtue, citing his past Senate claim of wanting a share if theft occurred, his leadership of South Carolina's delegation to the Democratic convention, and hints of bolting with Populists to align with West aims. It condemns attempts to hold him up as a Democratic standard.
The Bamberg Herald quotes Southern residents calling themselves free traders yet demanding protection for local industries. The piece argues protectionist stances alongside anti free lumber rhetoric, contrasting Southern views with New England positions.
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