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Newspaper
Georgetown Daily Item
Location
Georgetown, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1912
Page
2
In a week of public remarks Judge Jones was called an aristocrat by speakers, with the editors insisting the term signified high tone and character, not a slur. They affirm no insult was intended toward Mr. Jones' calibre.
Champ Clark's campaign manager claims nomination in Baltimore with total costs around 39000 or 29000, noting supporters donate time and effort. The piece likens Clark's budget to San Diego’s Panama Exposition efforts, praising local boosterism and public spirit.
A fragmentary celebration of a graduation season notes the graduate’s renewal and poetic lines about stepping into life. The text blends romantic imagery with distant places and quotes, portraying a hopeful transition from youth to adulthood.
The Lorimer investigation sparks a partisan clash as the majority defends a disputed election with a liberal whitewash while the minority reports evidence of ten corrupt votes and five more. The minority argues enough proof exists to void Lorimer’s election.
In Chicago on May 29 Judge Goodnow voiced that a wife is a necessity, not a luxury, as Dr. Thomas D. Lantry faces nonsupport charges. Lantry denied jealousy accusations toward his wife, Mrs. Lantry, who left him alleging cruelty. They were ordered to return to court June 10 to report progress.
The LODGES Courtney Camp 457 W O W meets on the first and third Wednesdays on the third story over Bank of Georgetown. Georgetown Rebekah Lodge 31 I C O F meets second Tuesday at 8 PM and fourth Tuesday at 4 PM at Odd Fellows hall over Bank of Georgetown. Pancas Tribe 78 IORM meets Fridays at their Wigwam over Bank of Georgetown with welcomes to visitors.
Justice EW Cherry of Gills Mills Tennessee faced a stubborn sore on his leg. after several doctors failed, Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured it. The ad praises its effectiveness on burns boils ulcers cuts and bruises and notes availability at all druggists.
In a preserved 19th century ad, Hall's Catarrah Cure from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio claims a constitutional cure for catarrah. It describes internal dosing from ten drops to a teaspoonful and offers one hundred dollars for any failing case. Cold by druggists 75c. Family Pills for constipation recommended.
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