Doral and Personal OA Four Story Book
Readable fragments describe a story featuring Doral and a personal OA four scenario. The item outlines character actions and setting with limited detail suitable for a brief newspaper card.
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Newspaper
Georgetown Daily Item
Location
Georgetown, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1912
Page
2
Readable fragments describe a story featuring Doral and a personal OA four scenario. The item outlines character actions and setting with limited detail suitable for a brief newspaper card.
Market notes show corn and meal varying with oats priced at 74 cents per bushel and 4.50 to 6.25 dollars for flour and grist in sacks. Cotton middling around 11.5 cents per pound and spirits wholesale at 44.2 cents.
A South Carolina sheet details the October session of General Sessions with Judge Shipp, notes few prisoners and a three day term, and includes church events at West End and Lenora chapters. It reports on Eastern Star sessions in Florence June 18 19 1912, and remarks on political commentary about Wilson and party factions. The Comanche steamer schedule change and local graduations at The Citadel are mentioned along with health tonics and civic notices.
A reader praises Principal W. C. Bynum and teachers of the Winyah Graded School for the commencement exercises. The writer commends the pupils for a splendid rendition and their enthusiasm enhancing the Auditorium ambiance.
The Baptist Sunday School plans a special train to Andrews South Carolina next Tuesday morning June 18. The train leaves the depot at 9 o clock with two passenger cars and one baggage car. Picnic baskets will be brought along.
A Neehah Wisconsin man suffered two broken ribs after a severe coughing fit. The account promotes Dr King’s New Discovery as a cure for persistent coughs and colds, with testimonials from Effie Morton of Columbia Missouri and mentions free trial bottles and 60 cent to 1 dollar sizes at druggists.
The piece recalls past visitors Lafayette Grover Cleveland and others and names ex Governor Hanley of Indiana as a rising orator. It praises his stature voice and intellect, describing him as a stalwart from the platform with a strong, sympathetic delivery and broad public appeal.
Desirable timber land advertised near Jacksonboro South Carolina 30 miles from Charleston on the A C L railroad with a navigable river. 16 to 17 million feet virgin and high grade shortleaf pine timber, operable with 3 miles of tram road. A B Box 475 Charleston S C.
Readers are informed of a supposed cure for catarrh by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The ad promises internal action on blood and mucous surfaces with a $100 reward for any case it cannot cure. Also includes testimonials request and drugstore price. An additional land sale notice from Charleston, S. C. offers 2900 acres on Edisto River near Jacksonboro with woodland, pasture, and hunting potential.
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