Torrens land title reform debated in early 20th century
A detailed discussion traces the Torrens system origin in Australia, its registrar certificate of ownership, and the ease of transfers. It covers cost, foreclosure delays, and impacts on lending, with arguments for and against compulsory public schooling for child education to curb ignorance and social harm.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Robert Torrens
Australia
Renl
Ufe
Fia Bank of Cotton
Atles
Mitral
Maseichnsetta
Minnesota
Posst
Aagmoorc
Lund
Compel education debate touches state powers
Fragmented OCR notes discuss compulsory education and state authority over a childs schooling. It mentions individual safety and welfare versus societal needs and hints at government committees and school systems shaping policy. The text is incomplete but centers on State interest in youth education.
Wish a Hunter's License in South Carolina Politics
A fragment from a 19th century newspaper discusses hunters licenses, Audubon society influence, and legislative fear of public opinion. It likens con securing favors to voters pressing for policy, and mentions Chamberlain Cough Remedy advertised by Dr J W Hell with regional names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Audubon Society
South
Carolia
J. W. Hell
W. Wilokiife
West Union
Clemson College to Host Farmers Congress and Institute
Clemson College hosts a state Farmers Congress inviting farmers from across South Carolina to discuss farming methods and improvement. Speakers include leading state farmers and experts, with open discussion, demonstrations, and an emphasis on practical experience. Attendees stay on campus, register on arrival, and meals cost modest sums to support the event.
Cardinal Gibbons Warns on Extravagance and Pleasure
Cardinal Gibbons cautions that modern excess mirrors Rome before its fall. He cites widespread mortgage debt for automobiles, urge self denial and Christ’s gospel to avert ruin, noting women’s extravagance and public selfishness as signs of decay. Mrs Charles Freitoy of Moosup, Conn, credits Thurdock Blood Bitters for improved health.
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Cardinal Gibbons
Chelphin
Tome Jit
Augustus Caesar
Christ
Rome
Charles Freitoy
Moosup
Conn
Three Brothers Killed by New York Bound Express
Three brothers among Johnny Strataht of Coweselt were killed when a New York bound express on the New Haven Hartford line struck them as they stood on a short cut by the railroad. A fourth boy was severely injured. the accident happened near their home as the train, moving about 60 miles per hour, could not stop in time. One survivor, Herheet Straight, escaped with severe head and body wounds. The piece also includes an unrelated health ad for Foley's Kidney Remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
Strataht
Coweselt
New York
Nelr
Sam
He Express
Herheet Straight
Cholera Epidemic Strikes St Petersburg Area
Cholera spreads through St Petersburg and surrounding areas as hundreds die daily. Reports say up to 1,400 deaths per day amid crowded districts and public distress. Officials promise intensified efforts to protect the population.
Fragmented Notice on Meals and Ointment Claims
The text reports a forthcoming full program announcement and warns of meal promptness. it references NN Harrow Superintendent Extension Work. It also promotes Dean’s Ointment priced at 60 cents, claiming thousands of obstinate cases cured, urging readers to buy at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Southern facts and factors from Industry's vast range
The article lists extensive Southern resource estimates from the Manufacturers' Record, detailing trillions in value across industries. It cites $2.75 trillion from factories and farms, along with vast outputs in cotton, lumber, minerals, livestock, and exports, plus population and land area figures.
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Anna Vield
Rome
South
Definite Cure Claimed For Kidney Ailments In Ad
An advertisement recounts Mrs Rose Glaser from Terre Haute praising Foley Kidney Pills as the only remedy giving a permanent cure after years of kidney trouble and failed cures. It also includes a jab at a London earl and notes on battleship decks worldwide with England holding 17 and the US nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Glaser
Terre Hrute
Foley
J. W. Bell
London
Augustus Arthur Percival
Earl of
Bemont
Jie
Chelsea
Wie
Kate
Warwick Howell
South Carolina
J. W. Bel
Remarkable operation removes birthmark on boy in Brooklyn
Joseph Joyce eleven years old living at 32 State street underwent a pioneering treatment at Kings County Hospital by Dr Alfred Potter. A CO2 and snow cooled application aimed to halt fur growth and erase the birthmark once resembling a dog. After months the mark faded and the skin took a normal appearance though the dog’s head near the temple remains. The boy resisted earlier treatment but consented after persistent urging.
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New York
Joseph Joyce
Alfred Potter
Kings County Hospital
Dave
Phroush
Potter
Joyce
No. 32
State Street
Victios
Long Island
de. Potter
Deiiel
Pottey
Nim
Heari
Joseph
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Ost Successil Farmery
Lis
College of
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Taehui
Verhins
Amat
Tilt
Vivian
Vailraads
Ine
Mul
Gates
Bitaten
Cate Wow
Calon
Souter
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Mase
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Dar Fe
Valleke
Tiirty
Thome
Yetard
Sime
U.S
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St. Peteraburg
Russia
St Petersburgs
Harrow
Karl
England
Crossett
Lewis A. Crossett, Inc
North Abington
Mann
W. Prereurorn
Walmalas
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