04 Nov 1911
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Newspaper
Georgetown Daily Item
Location
Georgetown, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1911
Page
1
Exhibits at the State fair feature tomato clubs from four South Carolina counties Greenville Spartanburg Aiken and Barnwell. Initiated two years ago by Miss Marie Cromer of Aiken County she later became State agent for the program. She expects clubs in 12 counties next year and calls the work a major factor in improving rural conditions.
New Buckwheat plain and prepared Cream Farina at C P Foxworth Co American Grown Tea from Pinehurst Tea Gardens for sale at C P A nice line of imported Crockery at C P Foxworth Co When in need of a hack or drag phone 218 W D Palmer 10 30.
Ruth Lacey, new bride, attempted suicide by ingesting mercuric chloride after protesting her vaudeville husband Clar ence Lacey kissing another woman on stage. He dismissed it as part of his work and left for a theater performance. She was found at their Vine Street apartment and rushed to Hahnemann Hospital in serious condition. Nearby an ad notes Baby Caps for sale at Steele-Moses Co.
In Brooklyn a tenement fire killed the Shapiro parents and left three children injured. As flames trapped them a policeman aided by handing down the children from the second floor windows. Julius Shapiro died with a broken brain or open head wounds while others leaped to safety or suffered broken ankles.
Readable note showcases Sutherlands Eagle Eye Salve marketed for eye care with emphasis on visibility and focus. The item highlights product claims and potential consumer interest in a period tobacco and patent medicine market.
Chicago officials and Prof. Walter Haynes prepare to reveal viscera results of Arthur Bissonette a police officer who died after leaving Mrs. Vermilyia’s home. Coroner Hoffman may order exhumations of at least two of eight associates who died suddenly as possible connected cases to the poison inquiry.
A newspaper item contrasts a burglar's deed with a mother's long illness and promotes Dr King's New Life Pills as a remedy for women's ailments. Mrs. M. C. Dunlap of Leadill Tennessee reports relief from constipation and female trouble after using the pills, priced 25 cents at druggists.
A Mrs Kendrick from Jonesville writes of severe pain and cancer fear but reports recovery after using Cardui. The letter touts Cardui as a long used vegetable tonic for women and urges readers to request plain wrapper information.
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