Prohibition and Politics in South Carolina Debates
Letter from TA G Jones analyzes public opinion on dispensary repeal, timing of elections, and political alliances. Questions address endorsement of county voting, truth of prohibitionist conspiracies, aims to defeat Tillman, and post repeal expectations. The author rejects accusations of factionalism and urges a widespread vote to enforce the law.
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TA. G. Jones
News and Courier
Supreme Court
Fannoy Pope
Pickens County
Newberry
Tillman
Jin
Prohibition Democrata
Owo
Reform
Willian
Dows
Marlbore
Greenwood
Charakee
Pickont
Living Monument of Hearts Healed by Miles Heart Cure
Letters from cured heart disease patients flood the Miles Medical Co. with gratitude. A Nashville manager testifies to dramatic relief from breathlessness, palpitations, and chest pain after using the Heart Cure, praising the remedy and vouching for its effectiveness and money back guarantee.
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Miles
Hurman
Miles Medical Co
Dr. Mile
H. Bowman
Lebanon Democrat
Nashville
Tenn
Elkhart
Ind
Gave Seed for Missions. Union Aug 7
An Episcopal rector in Union devised a novel plan to engage children in missions. He distributed flower seeds to pupils, promising to buy mature seeds at 25 cents per pound, with half the proceeds split with the child for mission funds. A prize for the largest bloom sparked strong participation.
Dyspepsia and Indigestion Cure Promised by Tablets
An early 1900s style claim explains dyspepsia and indigestion as failures of digestion and promotes Rydale's Stomach Tablets as a guaranteed cure. It invites readers to buy a trial box for 25 cents at Walhalla Drug Company and Carter's Pharmacy in Westminster.
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Rydale
Walhalla Drug Company
Carter's Pharmacy
Westminster
Judge Prince and Child’s Clothing Outburst in Court
In Greenville a judge known for frank speech confronted a case involving a mother with a one year old child. The child wore heavy wool clothing and became overheated prompting the attorney to remove the infant to an ante room. The judge gently advised the mother to remove about half the clothing as it was too hot for the child.
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Greenville Merald
Prince
Bar
Spectatora
Imarhin
Newry editorial notes progress and local industry
The article from Newry recounts continuing industrial growth and moral progress, highlighting the Courtenay Manufacturing Company brick work, Jamison’s mill, and a July cotton ginning by Sheriff Haynes. It praises the local Sunday school choir, urges farmer miller cooperation to stop speculators, and reports church activities led by Bro. Courtenay with Personal Workers' Club efforts.
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Newry
Courier
Oconee Thay
F. Jamison
Groanville
Courtenay Manufacturing Company
Quyonee County
W. F. Hodge
Coke Whitmire
W. J. Jones
Sheriff Haynes
Vairview Church
Longsne Smith
Walhalla
Blue Ridge
Valhalla
Carlisle Courtenay
Christ
Bro. Courtenay
Tix
Chie
Suesita Tinhe
Greenville County graft row prompts sharp Greenville News reply
The Greenville News rebuts Comptroller General A. W. Jones over his four year claim that Greenville county’s finances were flawed and an investigation was sought. It accuses Jones of backing Speegle, praising a prior endorsement, and questions his motives while noting the Mauldin bill’s favorable outcome after his opposition and anger in committee.
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Greenville
Jonon
Greenville County
Nowa
Jones
Columbia Iast
A. W. Jones
South Carolina
Speegle
Aéot
Mauldin
Ag Staund
Colwombia
Avery Patton
Mr. Jones
Mc Jonen
Groinville County
Pastor Proposes Industrial School and Bible Assembly Plan
Le Minister Lon G. Broughton of Tabernacle Baptist preached in Ingra Sunday night and indicated he would likely accept B D Simpson of Ioneon Ga proposal to found an industrial school and summer Bible Assembly at Tookus Falla. Simpson offers to donate 1,000 acres of farmland including Hadstock Ton to Tr Groughton and a board of trustees chosen by him for the project.
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