South Carolina Live Stock Association to Meet in Columbia
The South Carolina Live Stock Association will hold its next annual meeting in Columbia during the National Corn Exposition January 27 to February 8. President W. D. Byrd of Laurens heads the group with officers covering beef cattle, dairy, poultry, swine and other sectors. Professor J. M. Burgess of Clemson and exposition manager George H. Stevenson are drafting the program set to be announced later.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Association
J. M. Burgess
Clemson College
George H. Stevenson
W. D. Byrd
Laurens
Messrs
B. H. Boykin
Boykin
Mulls
W. T. Walker
Blackville
D. Cress
Chester
T. J. Kinerd
Karl Dargan
Darlington
Thos. E .Holtz
Houser
B. Harris
Pendleton
E. J. Watson
Statistics
Doans Kidney Pills Endorsement Cited In Local Ad
Georgetown readers are urged to treat early kidney trouble with Doan's Kidney Pills. The ad cites J L Dozier of Conway South Carolina reporting relief after two boxes. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York distributes for the United States at 50 cents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Bright
Doan
J.L. Dozier
Main St
Conway, S. C
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
The New Nationality and School Enrollment Tale
In a St. Louis Republic item a teacher asks a new student for name, home, and nationality. The child replies Mary and explains her mother is Woman's Rights while her father claims to speak Esperanto, highlighting evolving national identities in schooling.
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St. Louis Republic
Mary
Papa
Uncle Johns
The Air Dome Tonight Offers Dramatic Programs
At The Air Dome tonight The Working Man's Lesson produced with cooperation of the International Manufacturers The Turning Point appears as a dramatic comedy of unique being and clever action. The Indian's Summer shows a Western drama. The Howard School opened this morning with 428 pupils. Present-end making ad dresses were Dr. S. S. Brewington and Revs. Carter and Kirkland.
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Howard School
S. S. Brewington
Carter
Kirkland
Ban on Low Neck Waists For Butte Teachers
In Butte Montana a general monthly teachers meeting heard Superintendent Downer denounce low necked waists and short skirts as inappropriate for the schoolroom. Teachers argued he did not define specifics and debated whether a sailor or shirtwaist without collar was meant, fearing pupil contagion from a teacher's attire.
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Butte
Mont
Col
100 000 Caddies Break Sabbath in Louisville
A Northern Presbyterian assembly committee alleges 100 000 caddies are kept from Sunday school by golf. The piece then digresses into medical quackery promoting Hall's Catarrh Cure, with claims of deafness cures and patent medicine pitches from J Cheney & Co of Toledo, urging readers to seek circulars and buy products.
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Louisville
Committee On
General Assembly
The
Northern Presbyterian Church
Hall
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Unclaimed Letters at Georgetown Post Office 1912
List of unclaimed mail for period ending Sept 21 1912 includes H M Allison L E Bradshaw Ed Brown Dr Buzzard W A Carper Coltin & Clark Daniel Davis Fgu Darley Waters Ellis 2 JL Erwin Annandale S C George Green Philip Hume Mr Jonnie Johnson Timeson McCants M Oratl CR Powell Fgu Mr H Read JS Thomas AJ Weston Mack Wright SD Joseph Wright and women Rose Benjamin Hanner Reserted Mary Bowens Eliza Davis Henette Denneson Sarah Lazette Mrs Swese Giles Julie Hampton Marie Hampton Fannie Jackson Haner Mer Gill Haner McKiney Rosalie Maxwell Elizabeth Mitchell Chairtie Pinkney Anna Small Sarah Smith Mrs J N Sullivan Mrs J P Thomas Ella Watson Rose Webster Joeaner Wilson Anner White North Santee SC.
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Buzzard W.A Carper Coltin & Clark
Daniel Davis
Fally Darley Waters Ellis
Erwin Annandale
S.C
George Green
Philip Hume
Jonnie Johnson
Timeson McCants
M Oratl
CR Powell
H Read JS Thomas AJ Weston Mack Wright
Joseph Wright
For Sale One Hundred Farms and Timber Tracts in Georgia
Advertises South Georgia farms and timber tracts across Thomas, Brooks, Grady, Decatur and Mitchell counties. Describes land as level sandy loam and red pebbly soil with red clay subsoil, varied sizes, improved or unimproved, with strong roads, schools, churches, water, hogs and hominy, timber and turpentine sites, and colonization and stock-raising areas. Invites inquiries by mail, touts earnings on city property, and ends with a medicines pitch for Dr King s New Life Pills.
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Banner
Thomas
Brooks
Grady
Decatur
Mitchell
Georgia
Shirt of Mail Is Man's Salvation
In East New York Benjamin Rubins survives four gunshots as rivals try to kill him. He credits an aluminum armored shirt under his undershirt, worn over his chest. Detective Walsh witnesses Rubins calmly recount the attack and his miraculous shield.
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New York
Benjamin Rubin
Walsh
Gure
Rukin
Rukis
Rukins
Leutenant
Liberty Avenue
Rare 1853 half dollar draws $2,500 offer
A man valued a silver half dollar minted in 1853 for its rarity. Only two other examples exist. one owner refused $2,500. Officer Maddox holds 1884 and 1850 pieces, but none match the 1853 coin in value. The fragment mentions the rarity and a named individuals context.
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Maddox
Lee Angee
Persian Road Travel Vehicles Pearl of Old Persia
In Bushire Persia the palaki and kajava are mule driven Persian cabs used for long journeys. The kajavah is covered while the palaki is open. The takhtiveren palanquin offers luxury for the wealthy, with doors windows a mattress and cushions. Travel by these forms is arduous and suited to flat plains.
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Bushire
Persia
Dog Honored With Banquet In Hamilton Ohio
In Hamilton Ohio the town marked a dog's birthday with a live banquet and concert hosted by Louie F Morner. The guest of honor, a dog named Major, sat at the head of the table while the city band played several numbers. Major ate his share eagerly and viewed the crowd for more.
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Hamilton
Ohio
New York
Louie F. Morner
Fragmentary 19th Century Dispatch on House Turmoil
A damaged OCR fragment describes violence in a home, with a person injuring furniture and carpets as a grandchild of Eldridge is involved. The garbled text mentions damage across rooms including the parlor and sitting area and hints at a threatening incident or confrontation.
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Eldridge
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Live Stock Association
Georgetown
Air Dome
Butts
Georgetown S. C
H M Allison L E Bradshaw Ed Brown
South Georgia
Sand
Ceebrates
Guta
New Jersey
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