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Newspaper
Georgetown Daily Item
Location
Georgetown, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1907
Page
2
A historical SC law section forbids selling wares on the Lord's Day with penalties for offenders. The text argues the Sabbath is sacred and urges keeping the day holy, contrasting civil law with moral duty and warning of moral decline for violations.
The framers believed the sacredness of this day warrants civil penalties for violations. They argued the law should apply to offend ers to uphold the day’s integrity.
A concert given before Mr H Youngs last evening drew a large crowd and was praised as extremely fine. Pieces performed included March Jim Dandy Calton Waltz Wava Pettee March Campania Carlton Quartette Sweet and Low Medly March and two step Morse Bass Quartette Frost March Pen ant Winner Carlton Adelaid Valse Lento Carlton Alabaman March Hall Blue Bells Morse March Superba Carlton.
LEO S. HEMINGWAY serves as President and W CHEMINGWAY as Vice President. D COCK holds the roles of Secretary and Treasurer.
Dr Joseph Silver, famed Atlanta eye specialist, is in the city at Georgetown Drug Co for a few days offering eye examinations. He does not sell glasses without proper diagnosis and is supported by testimonials from Georgia.
A reflective line contrasts a mother’s patience with her children against her relationship with the father. It notes women speak on rights but seldom address the wrongs of poorer men, highlighting gender and social tensions.
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