Law and the License in Charleston Seeks Stricter Enforceme
Augusta Chronicle reports Charleston grand jury calls for enforcement of South Carolina liquor laws. It criticizes dispensary laxity, notes previous periodical fines failed to curb illegal sale, and suggests officials must act to reduce violators. The piece signals potential shift in Charleston’s stance on liquor enforcement.
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South Carolina
Charleston
Charleston Post
Grand Jury
Old Carolina
Augusta Chronicle
Chicago man eats Panama hat in London hotel query
A Chicago man eats his Panama hat amid discussion of American visitors in London hotels. The remark speculates it might be cheaper to bring the island over rather than continue this travel situation.
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Chicago
Georgetown
London
Praise for Sheriff Over Handling of Lynch Incident
A Georgetown editor commends the sheriff for calm swift and judicious action in the Waccamaw incident. The letter warns against mob law and lynching and criticizes incendiary language from a public official while urging adherence to law and order.
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Stem
Georgetown
Waccamaw
Georgetown citizen endorses Doan's Kidney Pills
E J Leeds of 902 Prince St Georgetown S C reports years of kidney and back trouble from a fall. After trying several remedies he found relief with Doan's Kidney Pills from Iseman Drug Co. His back is now strong and kidney secretions more regular. Doan's Kidney Pills are sold by all dealers 60 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agent. Remember the name Doan's.
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Georgetown
E. J Leeds
Prince St
8. C
Dean
Iseman Drug Co
Doan
Foster—Milburn ‘ Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Yesterday's Games Featured Narrow Losses Across The Region
Scores show Charleston 2 Savannah 3 Columbus 2 Macon 1 Jacksonville 2 Columbia 1 with Augusta Chattanooga postponed due to rain. F Reed & Co advertises wool prices.
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Charleston
Savannah
Columbus
Macon
Jacksonville
Columbia
Augusta-Chattanooga
Chattanooga
Acon
Charleston Augusta
Avannab
Rexall Orderlies Said To Be Gentle Laxative For All
The ad touts Rexall Orderlies as the safest gentlest bowel regulator for children and adults. They are eaten like candy, soothe intestines, relieve constipation, and end regular laxative use. A money back guarantee is offered with two sizes 10c and 25c by Georgetown Drug Company in Georgetown South Carolina.
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Rexall
Clemson Agricultural College Scholarship and Entrance Exams
The County Board of Education will host the Clemson Agricultural College scholarship and entrance examinations at the County Court House on Friday July 2 at 9 A M. Applicants must be at least 16 and ready to enter the Freshman Class. No scholarship in the Preparatory Class. Limited spots for boys from underdeveloped school facilities regions. Scholarships worth $100 and free tuition. Next Clemson session begins Sept 8, 1909. Apply after June 20 to the County Superintendent of Education for details and catalogs.
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County Court House
Clemson Agricultural College
County Board of Education
Superintendent of Education
University OF South Carolina
Department of Education
C. Mitchell
Columbia
Woman kills self after separations and theft plot
Philadelphia report says Gladys Davis Martin Benson, 22, separated from her husband who réturned to Minneapolis with his father to face a theft charge. She died by inhaling gas today after meeting Benson five weeks prior. Benson, recently in Philadelphia, was arrested Sunday for stealing money from his father.
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Philadelphia
Minneapolis
Gladys Davis Martin Benson
Benson
Delphia
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F. Reed & Co
FOR Children
Georgetown Drug Company
Georgetown, S. C
Pawley’s Island Boat Line
Carrie M. Dudley
Hagley
R. Smith
Detmar Woolen CO
J. Schwartz
Green Grocer
Front Street
A. Moore
Phenix Furniture Go
Winyah Plage
Ing Daily
Martin Realty Corp
W.T. Martin, Pres
L. Gluck
Treas
Ere People’s Bank
Bride
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