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Newspaper
Georgetown Daily Item
Location
Georgetown, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1912
Page
2
Analysis shows Roosevelt leading in star delegates and a decisive win in Taft’s home state, while Taft suffers prestige loss. Spreading talk of a compromise candidate resurfaces but gains little traction. A Roosevelt bolt is openly discussed if Taft is nominated, widening Democratic optimism and Republican anxiety.
The piece argues swat the fly campaigns against house flies aiming to curb spreading typhoid and other illnesses. It cites Washington DC kill counts, fly reproduction rates, and calls for sanitary cleanup of breeding sites such as privies, corpses, dung heaps, and garbage. It urges prevention over sporadic swatting.
Guidance on choosing productive tomato types avoiding tree tomatoes, favoring smooth meaty varieties. Instructs placing the plant on the south side of a stake about four inches away, then training with a stake as vines grow using binder twine or cloth strings, noting vines often do ...
The text describes pruning tomato vines to restrict growth and force a single main stem with one fruiting fork. It then pivots to a testimonial style advertisement for Hall's Catarrah Cure, claiming internal action and a $100 reward for cures, with an address in Toledo Ohio and price of 75 cents for pills.
Justice Eu Cherry of Gills Mills Tennessee faced a leg ailment that resisted many remedies. He feared cancer until using Bucken’s Alpha Salve, which cured the condition. The ad touts it for burns boils ulcers cuts bruises and piles at 25 cents.
A bank feature urges small earners to save for a rainy day. It highlights growing deposits and offers good interest, inviting readers to consult the bank’s book and experience the pleasure of saving.
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