04 Nov 1910
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Newspaper
Georgetown Daily Item
Location
Georgetown, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1910
Page
1
Kaminski reports his yacht Managra II exploded yesterday between Fernandina and Jacksonville. A party from the city, including Edward W. Kaminski, were aboard and all were rescued by a nearby ocean going tug. No casualties beyond the loss of the vessel are noted. telegrams offer limited details.
Georgetown member Dr Olin Sawyer withdraws from the race for Speaker of the House of Representatives. He says local option principles guided his decision and that continuing would spark a bitter partisan fight, so he will remain on the floor to defend local option on its merits.
The poem sketches Twist, a sly shopkeeper, facing judgment at the gates of Heaven. He pleads for a heavenly halo and shows off shop tricks while the Watchman rebukes with stark images of brimstone, harps, and pills, ending with a paradoxical “Optimist” ticket to a faraway paradise.
Advertises Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve as a remedy for eye inflammation to restore beauty. Claims inflammation causes unappealing eyes and asserts the salve removes irritation and clarifies vision.
A young African American man visits a prominent Louisiana lawyer seeking an divorce. The attorney questions the motive and fees, and the party discusses the lack of real difference between the women mentioned. The scene ends with the man unsure how to proceed and the lawyer probing the issue.
The text warns buyers about many cheap imitations of Dr Bell's Pine Tar and advises to look for the bell on the bottle to ensure the genuine product.
A fisherman James Maparonas rescued a deer swimming in the Atlantic about south of the lightship yesterday. The animal was brought ashore and is now with Maparonas's cousin George Saras awaiting a claimant, likely a wild deer from southern woods.
In a Missouri town, a Republican candidate praised the Taft administration and pledged to carry out its policies if elected to Congress. A man in the crowd shouted to not carry them out but throw them out, interrupting the speech.
You take no risk as we pay for all medicine used in the trial if our remedy fails to relieve constipation. Rexall Orderlies are eaten like candy and said to be gentle and pleasant, not causing diarrhoea or nausea. Two sizes, 10c and 25c, sold only at Georgetown Drug Co The Rexall Store.
A jurist discusses how law interpretation varies among people comparing it to a primer story. The teacher corrects the boy’s misread line turning “This is a worm doughnut, Step on it” into “This is a worm, do not step on it.”
Martin Rollins killed 16 year old Annie Austin on Monday for refusing to elope. He was found in a barn by farmer J N Maxwell about 10 am and, held at pistol point, promised not to report him until 4 pm. At that time Rollins shot himself through the head.
A fragmented passage depicts hunters amid snow and decoys. The narrator notes hunters chase wild ducks, use live and rubber decoys, and mock Morgan owning land. The tone hints at rural tension and hunting lore with scattered opinions.
A reflective piece contrasts merry autumn life with looming hardship. Imagery frames seasonal cycles, rural scenes, and human fragility as winter approaches, noting toil, poverty, and the plutocrat’s grip amid changing times. The passage cites animals and nature to underscore transience and social unease.
A vintage remedy article touts pine tar and honey as a cure for a gough like ailment. It asserts strong evidence of effectiveness and urges readers to use the elixir.
At the Camden chamber monthly meeting a three member panel was named to gather data for free mail delivery and cooperation with the city council. A boat line committee urged attendance at a Columbia chamber meeting for potential progress on a Camden to Georgetown Wateree river service. Several thousand dollars have already been subscribed.
Ravena Texas resident Ellie Tiler writes that Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve restored her sight after using it on infected eyes. She says the salve cut the scum and returned her vision, calling it worth its weight in gold at two dollars per tube.
An elderly colored preacher leads a prayer with eyes closed and arms outstretched as the congregation bows. He asks God to make the unjust just the righteous right and all industrious.
An ad touts Dr Bell's Anti septic Salve as a universal remedy for all skin diseases. It describes the salve as a creamy snow white ointment offered at 25 cents and sold everywhere.
The salve is guaranteed for eczema salt rheum tetter ringworm running sores chapped hands and lips pimples black heads barber's itch sunburn insect bites fever sores and nasal catarrh. Price 25 cents.
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