State Farmers Institute Meets at Clemson College
The State Farmers Institute held its first meeting at Clemson College with Prof. J N Harper presiding. Dr P H Mell welcomed farmers and Col R B Watson urged meat self sufficiency and hog production. Lectures covered hog care, feeding, fencing, and crop planning to improve livestock and dairy operations.
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Columbia State
Clemson College
State Farmers’ Institute
J. N. Harper
Agricultural Department
South Carolina
Harper
P. H. Mell
Mell
Dr. Mell
Col
R. B. Watson
Ridge Spring
South
Chriatman
Col. Watson
Ciaean
Gev. W. Fairey
Orangeburg
J. ©. Stribling
Pendleton
Stribling
Anderson
Firat
Marrin
Foray
M. L. Donaldson
Kentucky
Clemnon
Ray Phillips Verner Returns with a Pigeon
Roy Phillips Verner son of John Verner returns to America after 18 months exploring Control Airios Congo river upriver journey with Dr Starr of the University of Chicago. He brought back relics and curiosities including chimpanzees a serpent and a little African companion. Museum plans to display finds and use them to promote missionary work in Africa.
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Roy. Phillips Verner
John
Verner
America
Airios
Starr
University OF Chicago
Vorner
New York
St. Louis Exposition
Congo River
Congo
Prof. Starr
Brevard
N. C
Columbia
Africa
Lapsley
ARA the Kind Yon Nene Lie
A fragmented OCR item mentions ARA or Yon Nene events with unclear context and names. The readable text hints at a local figure or group engaging in a misrepresented claim or statement, but precise details, dates, or outcomes are not present for a fuller summary.
Zion City Reveals 5 Million Debt Plan to investors
The Zion City indebtnadnana statement shows nearly 5,000,000 total debt. Overseer Voliva proposes paying it off in 18 years by issuing 6 percent bonds. The plan, with only two dissenting votes, includes mortgaging 4,000 acres of undivided land to relieve financial troubles.
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Chicago
Zion City
Voliva
Senator Tilman’s Garden and Produce Prowess
Senator Tilman, famed donor from South Carolina, raises asparagus and corn in staple regional traditions. He grows early market paragus for Northern markets and reports high income from this crop. His home gardens include around 250 varieties of produce, reflecting a passionate pitchfork approach to farming.
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South Carolina
Tillman
Cha
Milman
Tillaes Bun
Samoa
Cure for Ivy Poison Keeps Readers Warned
A historic remedy warns readers about treating poison ivy poisoning with castor oil and opium substitute. It notes poison ivy leaves appear in threes, nonpoisonous in fours, aiding readers to avoid contact.
Roving Tales and Tragedy From A Distracted Page
A chaotic bundle of anecdotes and crimes from a late edition recounts a preacher recounting a boy’s reluctance to recruit for Sunday school, two men found dead in a Lufkin jail cell, and a mispronounced marriage vow leading to a comical baptismal error. The report blends misremembered names, scattered details, and ambiguous motives.
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A. A. Trawick
Sam Chandler
Lufkin
Texas
John Wilson
Tim
Wilson
Norway Law Spurs Cooks and Dyspepsia Debate
The piece rails against a Norwegian rule requiring brides to prove cooking skill, praising it as a reform tool against bad food and graft. It also notes Atlanta’s Baptist Tabernacle buying adjacent lots for a $250,000 auditorium with 7,000 seats to host large conventions, signaling a major religious-building expansion in the South.
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Norway
The
Baptist Tabernacle
Atlanta
Tabernacle
Thin Ipa
Baptiste of
Pine-ULES for the Kidneys 49 GAYO TAKATMI
Fragmentary OCR text presents odd dialogue about money in a bank and a title Pye drawn. The readable lines show a woman told she has no more money in the bank and a remark about finding a bank to be out of money due to a title.
Live Wire Pain Relief Ad From Miles Medical Co
An advertisement explains nerves as live wires linking body and brain. It touts Miles Anti Pain Pills as a remedy to relieve strain on nerves and halt pain. The copy claims prompt relief for various pains and promotes the Elkhart Indiana Miles Medical Co. product line.
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Miles
Miles ‘Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Two-Headed Snake Exhibited In North Carolina
Landrum reports a two headed snake found by a farmer while haying. The creature has four eyes two mouths and two tongues. Mr Porter and the Awake on exhibition, with a Tryon dealer hoping to buy the freak for shipment North.
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Landrum
Witner
Foster
Porter
Tryon
N. C
Woater
How to Advold Appendicitis
Mont viotins of appendicitis are thaws who are habitually constipated. Laxatives claim to cure chronic constipation by stimulating the liver and bowels. Product claims are made for Ovivo Laxative Fruit Syrup.
No Coddling for Royal Babe in Berlin
Berlin reports the newborn Prince Wilhelma born July 4 is to be raised on Spartan principles by Kaiser Wilhelm II. The emperor orders strict upbringing and early military life. The crown princess reportedly resents her father in law's interference and prefers to raise a daughter if possible.
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Berlin
Wilhelma
Announcement of Democratic primary county races
The page lists numerous candidates announcing bids for county offices in Oconee county and surrounding areas, all subject to the Democratic party primary. Names include James L. Hunts, W. N. Gow, KR. S. Rutledge, F. Long, Jacob Hothell, Jonson L. Minnin, James L. Talley, T. A. Smith, J. W. Reeder, D. F. McAlister, Hy V. Hanson, Nathaniel Thillipy, W. M. Brown, Coke D. Manny, E. B. Warner, J. Bolirodor, Aramun W. Gaunis, and others seeking positions such as County Commissioner, Superintendent of Education, Supervisor, Legislator, County Treasurer, Judge of Probate, County Auditor, and related offices in the ongoing Democratic primary process.
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AIS Net
J Bereby
Myaph
James L. Hunts
Friends of
W. N. Gow
Friends
Hysel
Democratic Party
Eany F. Long
Jacob Hothell
Pen Rathc
Eleoson
Joan M. Conins
Frianda
Jonson LF
Minnin
James L. Talley
Fienia
Bodouncs
Teremiam FL
Casrinett
T. A. Smith
Keucatton
J. W. Reeder
D. F. McAlister
Mysall
Mask Shoreby
la Hy V. Hanson
Nathaniel Thillipy
Oconne Sority
Mindfoot
W. M. Brown
House of Representatives
Mynalf
J. Bolirodor
Mynolt
Oconee
W. UW
Loxak
Mynolf m
Ocenss
D. A. Birr
Thornby
Mynolf
Stvarbron
Shoroby
Ragaolt
Renpootfally
W. Magamlay
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Hetter
Uatile
C. A. Cary
Alabama Farmers’ Institutes
Tore
Apesker
Ohio
Tennessee
Europe
Witter
Jackson
St. Matthews
Ray
Phillips Verner
Sarmuntty
Mace
Wood
Ilwivesi
Laglandi
T. W. Wood & Sons
Richmond
Senator Tilman’s
Billy
Mann Banke
Walmalla Drug Company
W. 4
Lunney, Seneca
Congress
Primpus
Hollister
Flocky Mountain
Bury Peoply
Soltet
Menewud Vlas
Sean Liver
Malisoty
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