Spectacular School Pageant Delights Audiences At Evening Show
The auditorium stage presented sixty performers in Japanese style costumes as Miss Lilian Savage led as Princess Chrysanthe mum. Emma Sykes, Mary Daggett, Lewis Savage, David Riff, Altman and others received applause for their roles and the orchestra under B Gluck provided musical interludes. The Spartanburg Herald notes the overdraft remark as a separate aside.
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Ortenit
M. BR. McFall
W.C Bynum
Lilian Savage
Chrysanthemum
Emma Sykes
Moonbeam
Lewis Savage
David Riff
Mr. Riff
Little Mr. Altman
Military Honor For Georgetonian
Capt Frank Parker United States cavalry has been awarded the Cuban Order of Military Merit by President Gomez for three years as instructor of the Cuban Rural Guard. The presentation followed an inspection at Camp Columbia with hundreds present including Cuban cabinet members and U.S. officers. The article notes Parker’s education at USC, West Point, and the cavalry school in France, and his marriage to Katherine Lahm.
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Army and Naval Journal
Frank Parker
United States Cavalry
Gomes
Parker
Capt. Parker
Arthur Middleton Parker
Georgetown
South Carolina
University of South Carolina
West Point
Laumer
Great Cavalry School
France
United States Military Academy
Paris
Kathrine Lahm
Frank Lahm
Mansfield
Ohio
Army and Navy Journal
Gomez
Camp Columbia
Frederick S. Foltz
Cuba
Washington
Parker Receives Order of Merit for Cuban Rural Guard Work
President Gormez praised Capt Parker for his Cuba mission work. The Havana Post notes Parker, instructor of the Cuban Rural Guard since April 27, 1909, organized seven cavalry troops, a post, and a school training over 200 officers. He helped acquire 700 horses, ammunition, and full pack-train equipment, and translated official texts. Parker seeks permission to return to the United States after completing his tasks.
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Gormez
Capt. Parker
Col. Foltz
Capt Parker
Cuba
Havana
United States
United States Army
Parker
Endorsement Boosts Doan’s Kidney Pills Claim
Georgetown resident Mrs. T C Matthews of 1502 Front Georgetown S C testifies to years of kidney and bladder trouble cured by Deans Kidney Fills. She notes relief from backache and abnormal secretions and urges use of Doan’s Kidney Pills. Subsequent statement on January 12 1911 reinforces endorsement.
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Georgetown
T.C. Matthews
Front
S. C
Matthews
Dean
Foster Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Dr King’s New Life Pills Promise Gentle Health Aid
A sales pitch suggests Move On Now while a policeman shouts and a crowd disperses. The copy claims Dr King’s New Life Pills avoid rough treatment and instead gently persuade bowels to function, promising health, available for 26 cents at druggists.
Own your own gas plant talk of the town
Advertisement touts a personal gas plant promising fast cooking after a match strike. It emphasizes savings on wood and coal expenses and reduced trouble with wet wood and poor coal.
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Spartanburg
Georgetonian
Capt
Cuban Repu
Henry A. Barber
George G. Gatley
Phillip S. Golderman
Coast Artillery
Phenix Furniture
Iilce
Chickering & Sons
Henry & 5
G. Lindeman
Haines Bros
Marshall & Wendell
Foster, Armstrong
Brewster
Chareston Pisko Company
J. W. Wallace , Rresident
Society Street
Charleston
Courtney
Bank of Georgetown
E. B. Fraser
C. C. J. M. Turner
West
Baltimore Street
Baltimore, MD
Pat Iter Office
Sax
R. R
St. George
S.C
P.O
St. George, SC
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