26 Sep 1911
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Newspaper
Georgetown Daily Item
Location
Georgetown, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1911
Page
1
A collection of brief notes recalls a Bryan day at a Khoxivile fair, praising Southern hospitality while reporting various local items. It notes the death of William Breenburg after 23 years selling papers in St. Louis, with an estimated fortune of 120000 dollars.
South Carolina aims to lure settlers by showing agricultural and commercial films to 7 million people in the West and Midwest within a year. A film expert will tour cities like Charleston and Columbia, distributing literature and connecting viewers with land companies to reclaim millions of acres.
J M Ringel's Department Stores have accepted the agency for Gage Bros Co hats while Souther land proclaims Eagle Eye Salve the best eye remedy in the world. The note requests an enclosed order by mail from Best in the World JW Hyatt Merchant of War ren NC.
Massac Kentucky resident Hands S L Chapman reports sore hands cured by Dr Bell's Antiseptic Salve claiming it is the best he ever tried and it fully healed the sores.
Instructions advise applying Dr Bell's AntiPain immediately for broken skin both inside and outside the body to hasten healing and prevent soreness.
Jarmson Idaho resident A B Heimeim reports using Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey for coughs and colds and calls it the best product tried. Look for the Bell emblem on the bottle.
Editor notes the session starts with over 800 students enrolled, about 800 remain after exams. The Work-Boy Course allowing work and study on alternating weeks attracts 27 participants. Summer upgrades include barracks, a dairy building, two concrete silos, and farm barns under construction. County students listed include O'Dell Davis and the Lachicotte and Ward families.
The Rev. H. B. Currie of Alberni Vancouver Island traveled to Vancouver to seek a refund of 45 cents on a freight charge of 1.90 for a barrel of carbide. After arguments the Federal Railway Commission ordered the 45 cent refund but denied his request for 20 travel expenses.
Etherton Illinois resident J W McDaniel touts Bell pine product as the best remedy for coughs colds gripe asthma and bronchitis urging buyers to look for the Bell on the bottle in local merchants’ praise.
Miss Effie Faulxner of New Castle Pennsylvania reports three year sore eyes cured by Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve. She recommends the remedy to others in need.
An old advertisement claims Dr Bell's AntiPain prevents blood poisoning by applying to cuts and bruises. It allegedly destroys septic matter and speeds healing, urging readers to obtain Bell's for treatment.
An advertisement promotes Bell’s Anti Pain Foe for internal and external pains. It markets relief from aches through a topical and ingestible remedy, claiming broad soothing benefits and swift action. The copy emphasizes quick comfort and familiar remedies.
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