29 Oct 1910
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Newspaper
Georgetown Daily Item
Location
Georgetown, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1910
Page
1
Deer season begins Tuesday November 1 in this county and statewide. Partridge season starts November 15. Local hunters have already pursued deer in Berkley county where it opens earlier. It is illegal to kill a doe for five years. Each hunter may take no more than five bucks in a season.
An old advertisement touts Dr. Bell's Pine Tar Honey as a universal cough remedy. It hints at a bell-marked genuine bottle and hints at mystery around the product.
All members are asked to attend a special church conference after Sunday services on October 30 to decide on calling a pastor for another year. Rev Turner’s term was extended for one year. H. L. Orvin, Clerk.
Advertisement claims coughing stops after a few doses of Dr Bell s Pine Tar Honey with emphasis on relief and choice. The copy implies a quick cure and urges use to decide whether to endure cough or seek treatment.
Richard Berkley one of the accused in Herbert Hughes murder was arrested and rushed to Cameron jail after a mob formed to lynch him. About 15 black suspects were implicated in the killing near Brenham on Monday night.
A letter from M Stockwell of Hannibal Maine praises Foley's Honey and Tar for a cold and threatened pneumonia. The writer claims the first dose gave relief and one bottle fully cured him, noting it contains no opiates and credits The Iseman Drug Co. and The Croft Drug Co.
Brussels reports extraordinary police measures after a letter threatening Kaiser Wilhelm and Empress Auguste Victoria was received at the royal palace. A Brussels anarchist signatory claimed intent to bomb the autocrat, prompting guards, closed windows, a packed station, and heavy troop presence along the rail route.
An old newspaper ad touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a reliable medicine not a narcotic. It claims the product is safe, effective, contains no opiates, and urges customers to refuse substitutes. Aimed by The Iseman Drug Co. and The Croft Drug Co.
Columbia, Oct. 28. Gov elect Blease has been in bed since Sunday night and is seriously ill though not alarmed. Expect to remain unable to speak in public for several days, causing cancellation of engagements across the state.
I N Reegan a Missouri farmer praises Foley's Kidney Remedy saying it cured his kidney and bladder pain and misery that kept him from work. He credits the remedy for restoring health and strength. The advertisement mentions The Iseman Drug Co and The Croft Drug Co.
A Civil War shell buried in the yard of George Towns near the old breastworks in Dalton Georgia exploded when struck by a piece of iron held by Towns' grandson. The child's mother suffered minor injuries and two nearby boys caught in flames.
Lincoln Ill resident and world famous rifle shot Captain Bogardus, holder of the 100 pigeons in 100 shots record, credits Foley Kidney Pills with relief from long kidney and bladder troubles. He reports back pain, cloudy voiding, and headaches improved after three bottles. The Iseman Drug Co. and The Croft Drug Co. are noted.
Friends of Charles W. Morse urge President Taft to issue a conditional pardon freeing the New York banker from the Atlanta penitentiary without a full pardon. They cite a Cleveland precedent where a federal prisoner was paroled with annual reports to the district attorney for five years, placing oversight with the Federal board of parole.
Chicago on October 27 reports Professor William I. Thomas of the University of Chicago argues that women gossip to obtain stimulating shocks to the vaso-motor system. He suggests primitive ancestors enjoyed exciting lives and that modern women crave similar shocks through news and, controversially, even through abusive husbands.
A Houston Chronicle quote highlights how the license certifies competence to operate a vehicle. It frames licensure as official encouragement for responsible driving and maintenance, tying state credentials to practical capability.
An Abilene man refuses to pay a cab fare and, when offered police help, asks to be taken to the poorhouse instead. The exchange highlights desperation over a small debt and the fear of debtors' confinement.
Sutherland's Hagle Rye Salve costs only 25c and promises to cure eye ailments. The advertisement targets readers seeking a simple remedy to improve eye health and vision.
Claim describes Dr King’s New Discovery as a guaranteed remedy for coughs colds la grippe asthma croup and lung troubles with testimonies of weight gain after treatment. Offers trial bottle free and full sizes 50 cents and 1.00 at druggists.
Washington Oct 28. The U S Supreme Court faces a landmark question in the case of Jessie E Thompson vs Charles N Thompson. She sues her husband for 70000 damages for seven alleged assaults alleging brutal treatment. The trial court had previously ruled for the husband. The decision will determine if a wife may seek damages in such domestic violence cases.
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