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Newspaper
Georgetown Daily Item
Location
Georgetown, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1910
Page
1
The State fair opened this morning in Columbia with no incidents and a large crowd expected to set attendance records. Clemson cadets 600 strong arrived by a special two section train, while Winthrop girls are due tomorrow on a special train.
A 25 cent Dr Bell’s Anti septic Salve is pitched as a creamy snow white ointment guaranteed for all skin diseases and sold everywhere in the advertisement.
Article traces the Church Unity movement from the Quadralateral era through the Cincinnati convention where a seven bishops seven laymen and a Chicago bishop chair were appointed to organize a World’s Conference for all Christ claiming churches. A $100,000 gift was offered to cover expenses and a Boston Congregational commission was invited to join.
Many cheap imitations flood the market amid a large sale of Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey. Check the bottle for the bell mark to ensure you get the genuine product.
A Freeport resident seeks help locating a wife left in a hotel who cannot be remembered. Police and local officials request any information about her identity or whereabouts. Community aid is urged to assist in resolving the case.
Thomas Falkenberg of Freeport Illinois explains to Sergeant OConnor at the Harrison Street police station that he and his wife lost their hotel and wife after he left his coat and collar for ham sandwiches. He has been wandering town all night in search of the hotel and his wife. The police are still looking for both.
Georgetown Texas October 31. Bank cashier J L Lester stabbed himself in the throat with a knife as examiner Chambers arrived to inspect the State Bank at Weir near here. He died within minutes. The investigation into the bank's affairs is not yet announced.
An old saying claims coughs must run their course but Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey is shown to cure a whooping cough. The remedy is presented as effective beyond doubt in ending the illness.
A fragmentary page preserves playful lines from a banquet scene with remarks on tariffs farewells and memories. Characters Vis Sor Miss Jones Araminta Thompson and Mrs Newmoon feature in comic exchanges and a hastily written poem.
An old advertisement touts Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey as a remedy to break up the worst cold and relieve throat irritation. It claims rapid cure for coughs colds grippe and bronchial troubles and promotes the product as a universal throat and chest aid.
The Farm Journal excerpt extols American agriculture noting the world relies on good cattle crops fruits and food from farms. It highlights farms producing labor and character shaping global industry and housing needs while praising the continued supply of people and goods from the farm.
An advertisement promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as the safest cough remedy for all coughs and colds. The ad urges buyers to avoid substitutes and request the genuine product in a yellow carton with black lettering from Iseman Drug Co and The Croft Drug Co.
Columbia dispatch reports Capt. Oscar W. Babb will become assistant Adjutant General tomorrow, succeeding Col. W. T. Brock who has resigned.
A household medicine claim by The Iseman Drug Co and The Croft Drug Co states Foley's Honey and Tar delivers equally good results for children and adults. The ad emphasizes safety and effectiveness for coughs and colds for every family member.
One hundred dollars reward for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo, Ohio. Undersigned have known F Cheney 15 years and find them honest and able to meet obligations. Walding Kinnan & Marvin Toledo wholesale druggists endorse. Cure taken internally. 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists. See Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
The Richmond Times-Dispatch notes rumors that Dix was chosen by Murphy for the Democratic nomination for governor a year ago and argues that, regardless of how, Dix is a strong candidate. The piece urges voters in New York to back Hearst, accusing him of wealth and urging liberal contributions.
Fragment references Hexamethyleneteramine as a listed chemical in Foley's Kidney Remedy and notes other terms and misprints. No clear event or outcome is described in the readable text.
Promoted as a universal remedy, Bell's antiseptic salve is claimed to treat a wide range of skin ailments. Advertisers urge readers to apply the salve for relief, noting its supposed effectiveness and ease of use.
The piece extols a surge of automation from newsstands in St Louis and Louisville to self operating services: boots shine by slot, gas and soda dispense automatically, newspapers issued without newsboys, and devices for tiresome chores from phonographs to telegraphs. Edison claims this is not the end.
Advertises Foley Kidney Pills as upbuilding and strengthening with quick results. Sells through The Iseman Drug Co and The Croft Drug Co highlighting tonic action and soothing relief.
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