Richeson Remains May Not Be Taken Home
Boston May 21 The body of Clarence V I Richeson executed for murder lies in a morgue while his brother Douglas Richeson of Chicago contemplates burial options. Autopsy found normal brain and Rev Robert S Johnson says Richeson wished to leave religious testimony for witnesses.
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Boston
Clarence V. ‘I. Richeson
Avis Linnell
George B. McGrath
Suffolk County
Richeson
Douglas Richeson
Chicago
Virginia
Robert S. Johnson
Johnson
Stebbins
Big Sunday World issue to feature sixteen page joke book
The New York World on Sunday June 2 will publish an exceptionally thick number with a sixteen page joke book, new Anna Katharine Green detective story, new Jack London tale, start of a James Montgomery Flagg piece, Kitty Colet by Brand Whitlock, a twelve page magazine, and a big Metrolipplan section. The University of South Carolina offers courses in Law Engineering and Commerce with forty three scholarships worth $100 and fee exemptions. Enrollment is 443. entrance exams July 12 at 9 o'clock at the courthouse. Catalogs from S C Mitchell, President, Columbia South Carolina.
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New York World
Anna Katharine Green
Jack London
James Montgomery Flagg
Kitty Colet
Brand Whitlock
Toledo
University of South
Bean Shipments Begin In Kingston County South Carolina
Kingstree S C bean shipments start the trucking season with a record shipment of more than 1200 crates. The crop is premium quality with early profits around 100 dollars per acre, and the market price for beans is 2 to 2 50 per crate. Total yesterday’s shipment roughly 2500 dollars, with minimal costs for picking and crates, aided by land that supports future cotton or corn after harvest.
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Kingstree
S. C
Wonderful deliverance story praise for a lung remedy
Mrs J E Cox of Joliet Illinois thanks Dr Kings New Discovery for saving her life from typhoid pneumonia and a dreadful cough. She says doctors and other medicines failed until the remedy relieved her symptoms. Guaranteed safe throat and lung medicine. 0c and 1.00. Trial bottle free at druggists.
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J. E. Cox
Joliet
Inl
What Texans Admire from Dr King's New Life Pills
San Antonio author Hugh Tallman praises Dr King’s New Life Pills for vitality. He and his wife call them the best for stomach, liver, and kidney troubles. Priced at 25 cents at all druggists.
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Hugh Tallman
San Antonio
Demons Of The Swamp Malaria Cure Claim
The advertisement describes maquitos sting spreading malaria and typhoid, then touts Electric Bitters as a remedy that purges malaria from the blood, restores appetite and strength. A testimonial from W M Fretwell of Lucama NC says three bottles cured malaria and restored health. Sold for 50 cents at druggists.
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W. M. Fretwell
Lucma
N.C
Local Candidate Announcements for Georgetown County
A series of public notices announces candidates for Georgetown County offices including Solicitor of the Twelfth Judicial Circuit, County Supervisor, Coroner, Sheriff, Treasurer, Auditor, and related positions. Each candidate pledges to abide by Democratic primary rules and to perform duties to the best of their ability, with support urged from voters and friends in the upcoming primary.
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Twelfth Judicial Circuit
Walter H. Wells
Georgetown County
Gro. D. Anderson
J. A Hemingway
J. B. Johnson
H. H. Ward
C. J. Fletcher
Judge’s leg sore cured by Arnica Cream
Justice Eli Cherry of Gills Mills Tennessee faced a long baffling leg sore thought to be cancer. He finally used Bucklen’s Arnica Service and was completely cured. It treats burns boils ulcers cuts bruises and piles and costs 60 cents at druggists.
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Eli Cherry
Gills Mills ‘Tenn
Bucklen
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Atrance
Court House
S.C. Mitchell
Columbia
S.C
C. C. Dantzler
Arolina Hlarware Company
Cypress
L. Wetherhorn & Son
Charleston, S
C P. CO
Curtis-Powell Co., Inc. Produce and Commission
Georgetown Provision Co
Savings Bank
Bank OF Georgetown
Ntorv
D. J. Crowley
Georgetown. S
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