State Summer School faculty announced for Clemson June to July
State Superintendent O J A Martin announced the Clemson College Summer School faculty for June 7 to July 19. The slate includes administrators, supervisors, and college professors from Clemson and other institutions. Facilities, dormitories, and campus amenities are prepared, with meals and lodging available. programs include tours to Calhoun homes and Old Stone Church, plus excursions to Tallulah Falls.
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Columbia
J. A Martin
Clemson College
Lantructors
St le Matin
Florenco City Schools
A. G. Rembert
Wofford College
C. C. Newnan
LiciTbare
W. Oy Smith
North Carolina Normal and Industrial College
W, EK. Dendy
Plckens
Achvors
Elvica
Mary F. Wicktite
Winthrop Cole
Misa Elzabeth
Lumpkin
Winthrop College
Katherine Pasolo
Missouri Normal School
Margarete Puryear
Augusta City
Minnie McFoat
Catherine Mulligan
P. HH. Mell
Clemson
Clemson Board of Trustees
Justix Boonay
Halla
Cain
Weveral Aide Telpa
Jymbon
John C. Calhoun
Rampur
Alao
John Ewing Calhoun
Narby
Chey
Mhureh
Calhoun
Whart
Mokena
Oerila
Kort
Woudiotun
Otto Histories Ineow
Tallulah Kalla
Tin Sanniy School
Nhs
Huw
Nya
wysLoont
Chomson College
Che
Thaehorn
Hono
Mronm
Proain
Clon
The Negro Color Theory in Washington Star Dispatch
A London dispatch in the Washington Star recounts Surgeon Major Charles Woodruff United States Army arguing that black skin defends against sun rays. He outlines a theory of tropical pigmentation as protective armor with nocturnal habits, citing radium danger and racial contrasts while promoting a liniment advertisement amid the unusual read.
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London
Washington Star Rays
Charles Woodruff
United States Army
Major Woodruff
Megara
Hoban
Tropica
Teopica
Liquor politics stir county as church leaders urge action
A lay minister calls on readers to fight the dispensary, arguing moral salvation and reduced crime hinge on voting to close it. He likens passivity to causing harm, urging turnout to curb strong drink and its social costs, from ruined homes to hunger and poverty.
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D. W. Biot
Theo Ubink
Sing
Reuder
Hell
Goldfield Prospector Spends 25 000 in Five Days
Ed ward Chase, a 20 year prospector in Goldfield Nevada, sold a new claim for 70000, spent 85000 of his share in five days, borrowed funds to resume prospecting, and drank heavily as saloonkeepers exploited his intoxication charging 26 to 100 per round while he discarded gold in the streets.
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Goldfield
Nevada
Edward Chase
Chase
Agai
Keapera
Ube
Murray's Iron Mixture advertisement text
An advertising notice for Murray's Iron Mixture promotes the tonic as the best remedy to improve blood and relieve fatigue. It claims to purify blood and cure tiredness and urges purchase at drugstores or directly from Murray Drug Company in Columbia, South Carolina.
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Wal, Balla Drug Company
MurrAy
Murray Drug Company
Columbia, 8. C
Negro Lynching Reported After Levee Camp Shooting
Memphis dispatch notes that after Albert Wakefield spread word that John Barnett was dangerous a group of about twenty Black workers at a levee camp near Aiken hanged Barnett. Barnett had shot Wakefield earlier, sparked by prior knowledge of Barnett’s reputation. The dispatch also mentions three escape attempts and a Pontchatoula Louisiana jail incident with two cremations and one fatal burn.
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Memphis
Noews- Scimitar
Mariana
Arkanya
John Barnett
Albert Wakefield
Barnett
Aaken
Waksefield
Barnette
Garnett
Pontchatoula
Sunday School Convention Opens With Clearmont Church
The Beaverdam Baptist Association holds its annual Sunday School Convention with Clearmont Baptist Church on April 29 and 30, 1905. The program covers devotions, enrollment, lessons, teacher preparation, music, parent attitudes, and committee notes urging full delegate representation. Also mentions Mountain Singing Convention with Holly Springs for May 13 and 14 and local medicine ads.
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Beaverdam Baptist Association
Clearmont Baptist
Ohurch
Apriuth
Bro
F. M. Cary
Wardlary
S. A. McDaniel
J. W. Bearden
Harrin
A. P. Marott
M. ©. Barton
W. M. Brown
Prof
A. B. Langston
J. A. Durham
W. N. Broce
C. Smith
W. C. Prichard
J. R. Moore
O. RD. Burns
Mountain
Holly Springs
R. J. Vinson
Provident
Catarrh Cure Claims Internal Remedy Effectiveness
An advertisement touts Lal's Catareh Cuyo, a supposed internal remedy for catarrh, asserting it acts on mucus surfaces and is backed by a physician. It promotes Lawa ingredients and claims strong results, with J Cheney & Co of Toledo as proprietors. Also mentions a tax opinion: Hatenburg cannot exempt a new tourist hotel from taxation for years.
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Gareth
Lal
Lall
Yortra
J, Cheney & Co
Props
Toledo
Gunter
Hatenburg
Three Papers a Week for $1 50 in South Carolina Ads
A clubbing deal offers The Charleston Semi-Weekly News and The Keowee Courier together for 1 60 per year. The Keowee Courier is praised as a top paper in Oconee County and South Carolina. The Semi-Weekly News and Courier is a strong journal with World and South Carolina news, including Associated Press dispatches. The combo of two papers at 1.00 annually, with readers gaining three papers weekly for 10 cents more than one paper’s price.
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Aba Charleston
News and Courier
Weare
Keowee Courier
Oconee County
Beat County
South Carolina
Nowa and Courier
Ayhsorbora
Clubbing Offer for Triweekly Constitution and Keowee Courier
On April 1 the Atlanta Constitution began a tri weekly edition with issues Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays. Subscriptions offer four papers weekly for 81.55 per year or Weekly Constitution and Keowee Courier at 10 per year. Payments to be made in advance.
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Atlanta Constitution
Keenes Conboy
The
Constitution
Keowey
Temperance Movement Gathers Pace in Pickens
In Pickens on April 20 the temperance cause rejoices as petitions from county women push to end the dispensary. Supervisor Lynch will order an election for May 20 after sufficient signers. local papers Sentinel Journal and Ensley Progress back its removal while about eleven hundred names appear on the petitions.
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Pickens
Friends of Temperance
Lynch
Sentinel-Journal
Ensley Progress
Very Low Excursion Rates by Southern Railway
Very low excursion rates announced to numerous destinations including Kansas City Missouri St Louis Missouri and other southern and eastern points for various groups and events May to June 1905. Tickets onsale dates and final limits shown with first class fares plus small surcharges. Southern Railway promotes direct lines Pullman sleeping cars and dining service.
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Southern Railway
Kansas City
Southern Baptist Convention
Rata
St. Loui
Mom
National Baptist Avoranry
Axhoville
N. C
Monacy
Tivkota
Ania
Init
Toronto
Informational Sunday School Association
Savannah
Southern Golf Association
Moat
W. Hun
Chasleston
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State Teachers' Association
Sintér
Teachere’ Association
M Mall
Ina Tilly
Mobile
Col
Janes T. Bacon
Evjgofield
Europe
Col. Bacon
Himeself
Charleston
Justus Pope
Meynard Han
J. J. Cary
Pigkene
Richland County
Cole's
Hiows
Couta
Keystone Adjuatntla
Mallock's
Tattle Joe Harrows
Caldwell
Climax Planters
Kidlog
Matheson Hardware CO
Westminster, S. C
Sunday School
Mountain Singing Convention
Rydale
Merita
Walhalla Drug Company
United States
Supreme Court of the United States
Bireau
W. Th. Brawley
Chirloxton
Chester
Judge Brawley
Brawley
Brawleya
Temperance
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