29 Sep 1911
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Newspaper
Georgetown Daily Item
Location
Georgetown, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1911
Page
1
A breezy column mocks leaders and events from Morgan’s influence on Wall Street to Italian Turkish tensions with playful digs at Italy Japan and China. It jokes about a Missouri man drinking hair tonic dying, a senator farmer from Maine, and a Florida Shakers murder question while noting shipwreck a custom vaudeville future and other light observations on public life.
The Daily Item appeals to young ladies to recruit five new yearly subscribers this week to win a Stuyvesant piano or a gold watch. Prizes are on display at A. J. Dundas jewelry. Contestants urged to publish photos and solicit friends outside the city to maximize results.
In Anderson Oscar Hall a 50 year old farmer is shot dead by his 18 year old son Walter who was ill with gastritis. The coroner’s jury attributes death to Walter while he remains jailed awaiting bail due to illness. In Charlotte Clyde Childers shoots Hank Morse over a romance, then kills himself after Morse had sought Bulah Stone’s hand.
Chapman of Massac Kentucky says Dr Bell's Antiseptic Salve cured his sore hands completely and is the best he has tried. The statement highlights a local endorsement for the product.
Guidance for treating skin wounds suggests applying Dr Bell's AntiPain immediately to promote quick healing and prevent soreness. The product is described as effective both internally and externally.
Miss Effie Faulkner of New Castle Pennsylvania reports a three year sore eye ailment cured by Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve. She recommends the remedy to others in need of relief.
Advertisement asserts Dr Bell's AntiPain prevents blood poison by applying to cuts and bruises. It promises destruction of septic matter and painless healing, urging readers to obtain Dr Bell's for wounds and soreness.
A customer from Harrison Idaho, A B Heinlei, reports using Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey for coughs and colds and calls it the best remedy tried. The notice urges readers to look for the Bell name on the bottle.
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