Bible Lesson Club Questions From Jeremiah Probed
A 1910 Sunday school prompt by Rev T S Linscott outlines questions on Jeremiah chapters 1 and 36, focusing on prophesy, rebuke, martyrdom, and moral choice. It asks readers to consider Jeremiah's call, the motives of priests and prophets, and whether faithfulness to God Justifies danger or death.
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DR. Linscott
International Press Bible Question Club
Jehoiakim
Jor
Kingdom of
Judah
Jeremiah
Rape as a Forage Plant Prominent in 19th Century Cropping
The article discusses Dwarf Essex rape as a premium forage plant for hogs and sheep, detailing planting methods, soil prep, and fertilization. It also covers grazing schedules, fall and spring grazing timelines, and subsequent crop rotations. A separate obituary notes two brothers in Johnston dying of heart trouble within days of each other, listing survivors and Confederate service.
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Essex
Agr Porkinas
Witural Department
Brother
Johnston
Robert 8
A. ©. Wright
St. Petersburg
Pla
J . Wright
Parrot
Gay J. Russell Wright
Greenwood
Mia
Anna Satchet
Texas
Blen Matheny
Ridge Spring
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsement and Local News
Doan's Kidney Pills praised by R. Oelkers of Walhalla for kidney relief, with local rural notes on crops after rains, social events, W O W camp dine, and a Lexington bond vote for a new high school building. Richland, July 24. An older town column mixes medical ad with community updates and a few local names.
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Bright
Dean
Walhalla
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Columbia Wins National Corn Exposition 1913
The announcement that Columbia will host the National Corn Exposition in 1913 brings major prestige to South Carolina. The show draws 70 000 to 75 000 visitors and involves Western agricultural experts, with railroads offering special low fares into the state. Dean's Ointment is advertised for piles.
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Columbia
South Carolina
United States
Palmetto State
Columbus
Ohio
First Warrant Issued Over Marriage License Law
In Spartanburg on July 24, Geo Durham, a Black man, swore out a warrant for the arrest of Andrew Ferguson a Black preacher who officiated the marriage of his 16 year old son to a 40 year old Black woman. The arrest is set for tomorrow.
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Spartanburg
Geo. Durham
Andrew Ferguson
Church town updates and local notices at Whitmire
Rev C L Craig opened a school at Little River with few pupils. A protracted meeting starts at Whitmire's, July 29, with class leaders urged to attend. Volunteers planned to work on cemetery grounds. Health and crop notes from residents including Miss Bessie Burgess and ex County Commissioner Talley. Police report notes a fatal kerosene lamp attack in Spartanburg with four suspects named.
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Little River
C. L. Craig
R. A. Hudson
Carl Hudson
Cheehee
North Carolina
Alfred Barton
West
Vance Galloway
Cathey's Creek
O. C. White
Walter
Pickens
Whitmire’s
Whitmire's
Bessie Burgess
James L. Talley
Robert Hunt
J. L. Talley
Bob Hunt
Local Notes From Townville on July 24
Miss Lula Gantt of Atlanta visits cousin Achsah Cramer and Mrs. W. J. Fant and Miss Lila King. W. M. A. convention attended at Williamston. J B Cheek returns from Gainesville sanitarium. Mrs. J C Snelgrove of Portman with her mother Mrs. S R Johnson. Mrs. J H Woolbright improves from typhoid. Granberry Dickson returns from Anderson hospital. Mr and Mrs Geo Horton of New York visit relatives. Mrs Horton to visit Atlanta then West. Varina Smith home briefly after staying with aunt Mrs Horton in New York. Miss Caldwell of Spartanburg visits Miss Tolie Meredith. Miss Tucker of Anderson visits Dr Newell's.
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Townville
Lula Gantt
Atlanta
Achsah Cramer
W. J. Fant
Lila
King
Williamston
J.B. Cheek
Sanitarium
Gainesville
J. C. Snelgrove
Portman
8. R. Johnson
Woolbright
J. V. Johnson
Anderson
R. Johnson
Granberry Dickson
Anderson Hospital
Geo, Horton
New York
G. E. Smith
W.T. Hunt
WN. Woolbright
C.T. P. Woolbright
Mrs. Horton
W. S. Woolsbright
Varina Smith
Geo. Horton
Miss Caldwell
Spartanburg
Tolie Meredith
Misa Tucker
Dr. Newell's
Automobile crash injures Samuel McConnell in testing run
July 22 at Anderson a car carrying two mechanics left the road west of the city during a test and stripped. Samuel McConnell, about 50, was seriously injured when he was thrown against the dashboard and into the machinery. His skull was fractured. Clyda and Gus King, the mechanicians, were bruised but not badly hurt. McConnell likely to recover.
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Clyda
Gus King
Mechanicians
McConnell
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Atfeefeefor
Nosh
Noah's
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Richmond
J. W. Bel
Walsalla
W. J. Dunney
Seneoa
Foleyshoneystar
Valhalla
Richland
T. B. Wyly
Mesdames
Br. J. Hughs
I. R. Stribling
B. C. Verner
Eb, Verner
John Shelor
Magele Stokes
Greenville
N. Nughs
Pauline Anderson
James Hughs
Chas
Verner
Lexington
Columbia Gets Corn
Bis State
Upton Parlor
Our
C. W. Pitchford
Fou
Cs Se
Bears
Inse
Gastoria
M. Balent
Little Penna Street
Streator
Barton's
W. J. Linney
Seneca
Nellie Sanders
Jon
Mattie Russell
Yellie
Pierce
Ur. Rorce
Dispensary Medical Association
Ra V. Pierce
Buffalo, N. Y
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