Precious Metal Found Near Abbeville County Mine
Abbeville May 2 reports assays of gold ore from property owned by W. W. Bradley and C. J. Lyon show high values. Two veins across 850 acres nine miles southeast of Abbeville yield rich gold and silver, with values from $30 to $81 per ton at various depths. A company may organize to mine at 100 to 150 feet depth.
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Abbeville
W. W. Bradley
C. J. Lyon
Old Dorn
Free State
Clemson College
Back Home Letter From Los Angeles Seeks Carolina Line Literature
A short correspondence item from the Carolina Clinchfield and Ohio Railway notes a letter received by its industrial department requesting literature about South Carolina. The writer, F. W. Hagan of Los Angeles, says he belongs in Kentucky but finds it too cold there and wishes to learn about returning home.
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Daily Item
Johnson City
Tenn
Industrial Department of the
Carolina,Clinchfield and Ohio Railway
East 46Th Street
Los Angees
Calif
W. D. Roberts
Sec
Back Home Association
Tens
South Carolina
Kentucky
F. W. Hagan
Warmer weather coming to eastern states promised
Weather bureau foresees a shift to more seasonable conditions from New England to the East with warmer temperatures already felt in the Southwest and Rocky Mountain regions. A cold snap is noted in parts of the East today, but warmer, more comfortable weather is expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Farmer Detyens Bonding Case Heads To Supreme Court
A civil case in Charleston seeks to turn over $9,657.23 plus interest, totaling $19,739.63, from the American Bonding Co. for shortages by Georgetown County treasurer James F. Detyens. An underlying criminal indictment is pending, with details awaiting higher court rulings and potential demurrer decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Detyens
American Bonding Company
Supreme Court
Ernest Gary
Charleston
Detyens
Georgetown County
Attorney General
Det Yens
Wells
Lyon
Gary
Jones
Ansel
Columbia Record
Pine Tar Honey Dr Bell's Cough Remedy Ad
An advertisement touts Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey used for sixteen years in millions of homes to treat coughs colds croup and throat bronchial troubles. It urges readers to look for the bell emblem on the bottle and purchase locally.
Dr Bell's Antiseptic Salve Promises Full Skin Cure
The salve is guaranteed for tetter ringworm eczema and chapped hands lips running sores ulcers and all skin diseases. Sold for 25 cents a box and marketed as good after shaving.
Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey Cough Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey as a traditional cough remedy. The label promises pine tar and honey with other ingredients and urges customers to look for the bell on the bottle before buying.
There Is a Reason For Pine-Tar-Honey Sales Decline
An advertising line notes that Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey faces reduced sales and urges readers to try the cough medicine when in need to discover its qualities and value.
Sound Sleep Restored by Foley Kidney Pills
The speaker suffers from sleepless nights, poor appetite, and run down condition due to pains. After taking Foley Kidney Pills for a short time, they report sleeping soundly, improved general health, and attribute the cure to the pills.
Death of Col. S. S. Crittenden Shocks Columbia
Col. S. S. Crittenden, 82, Confederate veteran and longtime Greenville resident, was found with a pistol wound in his forehead in the bath room of his home. Officials note his recent sorrow over his wife’s death and other troubles as factors in his sudden death after Memorial Day activities.
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Columbia
Col. S. S. Crittenden
Col. Crittenden
Greenville
Safe medicine claims for children from Croft and Foley firms
The notice promotes a safe for children tar and tonics compound free of opiates and harmful ingredients. It claims efficacy for kidney disorders and urges use of Foliney products from The Croft Drug Co and The Iseman Drug Co.
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Foley
Fheleeman
Iseman Drug Co
Croft Drug Co
Conductor Returns to Work After Foley Kidney Pills
Mr Wilford Adams credits Foley Kidney Pills with restoring his health after one illness left him bedridden. He says a few bottles brought him to his feet and back to his Lexington Kentucky streetcar conductor job, praising the remedy for kidney and bladder relief. The ad mentions Iseman Drug Co Croft Drug Co Foley Kidney Pills and their concentrated ingredients.
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Wilford Adams
Foley
Lexington, Ky
Iseman Drug Co
Croft Drug Co
Foley Kidney
I Oeuse Drug Co
The
Crof Drug Co
Reliable Medicine Not Narcotica
Mrs F Marti of St Joseph Michigan states that her child recovered from a severe bronchial trouble after using Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. She praises its quick relief from coughing and choking spells and notes she would never be without it.
Auburn Man Nash Executes for Son-in-law Murder
Joseph Nesce alias Nash was electrocuted for the murder of his son-in-law Thomas Delmonte in Waterloo. The condemned man, who cried aloud and kissed a crucifix, faced police pursuit after the shooting and threatened other officers during capture.
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Fowler
Ind
John Poole
Renssaelar
Poole
Joseph Kemper
Benton County
Kemper
Michigan
Toda Asteitie
Belle Gunness
Charles Mack
Charles Clark
Elmer Poole
Keihper
Auburn
Joseph Nesce
Nash
Thomas Delmonte
W. H. Litsenberger
Waterloo
N. Y
Delmonte
Rosa
Wm H
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Abbeville County
Messrs Bradley and
Weather Bureau
Jerusalem
Indiana
Palestine
Omar
Israel
Azmy Bey
Constantinople
Siloam
Mount of Olives
Kedron
Pool of Siloam
Titus
God
Duchess of Marlborough
Consuelo Vanderbilt
Dr. Bell
Kil- Tingah -In-The
Ruth Ward
Jerseyville
Wik
Cardus
Ladies’ Advisory Dept
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Woodward Bros. Druggists
Quigkly Sold
Black River
Smith & Oliver
Aoriai
Duffy
Duffy's
Eee
Dufff Medicine Company
Sift Ells Cosicncn
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