Union Cotton Union Letters Warn of Debt and Storage Plan
The document discusses cotton storage and finance, urging farmers to trust the Farmers' Cotton Union for storage credit and controlled grading. It warns that mismanagement or failure to support the agency could starve the initiative and worsen debt in cotton farming communities. It cites W. C. Moore in Manchester and outlines storage economics, storage costs, and the need for strict rules to prevent losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Moore
Manchester
England
Aix
John
Greenville
T.e. U. Greenville
Cotton Association
Jenna
Farmers' Cotton Union
Waylinh
America
New York
Barrow Hall
Soang
Farmera’ Cotton Union
Dr Shoop's Cough Cure touted as safe for children
An advertisement extols Dr Shoop's Cough Cure as a safe, non habit forming remedy with green plant extracts claims to calm coughs and heal bronchial membranes. It states no opium or harsh substances are used and credits the plant as the Sacred Herb. Separately, a World item reports former President Grover Cleveland II seriously ill at Princeton after a relapse with a sudden onset and brief improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Demander
J. W. Bell
New York
Grover Cleveland II
Princeton
Cleveland
Clevelund
Chicago
U.S
Iy DT
J. W. Dell
Walhalla
Public Speaker Interrupted Over Cough Cure Claim
A public speaking event was disrupted as a speaker touted Foley's Money and Tar cough remedy. The speaker claimed it cures coughs and colds and prevents pneumonia and consumption, insisting the genuine product has no opiates and comes in a yellow package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Annual Thovkegiving Killing in Lynchboro Va Tragedy
A Southern railroad train that previously killed President Samuel Spencer on Thanksgiving morning struck and killed several Black individuals in Lynchboro Virginia on Thanksgiving Day. The incident occurs on the same line involved in the earlier fatality.
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Samuel Spencer
Winters Threats and Preventive Tea Claim
A fragment states winds, danger of illness, and promotes Taka Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea by W. Bell as protection against disease during winter. The passage reads like an old promotional line urging health via a product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taka Hollister
Rocky Mountain
W. Bell
Candidates for Judgeship Race Include Several Notables
From Harnwell on November 28 the Barnwell bar has not announced other candidates for the vacancy. Judge Jamien Aldrich of Aiken and Meitor Davin indicated candidacy, with rumors that Col. Robert Aldrich Senator George H. Bates and B I Rice of Kansas may join the contest.
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Harnwell
Barnwell
Jamien Aldrich
Aiken
Dean's Kidney Pills End Rheumatic Aches
An advertisement touts Dean's Kidney Pills as a cure for rheumatic pain caused by uric acid and kidney inactivity. It includes a testimonial from Rupert B. Calvo, a bookbinder, claiming full relief after using the product, with sale details and agents listed.
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Dean
Rupert B. Calvo
The
State Publishing Co
South Carolina
Uying
Columbia
Anya
Ponter-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Union Meeting at Madison and church program
A union meeting at Madison details a two-division assembly with all churches urged to send delegates. Devotional exercises led by T. M. Ele red with sermons by Rev. A. P. Marett and Rev. J. J. Btone, plus a Sunday sermon by Rev. C. S. Hlngkburn. Topics cover Christian freedom, duty, and pastoral courtesy. Bee's Laxative Cough Syrup advertised as a remedy sold by local dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Elered
A. P. Marett
J. J. Btone
Kiret Tople
Pantora
Hey. C
Hlngkburn
Seven Killed and Injured in Union Avenue Fire
Seven men died and two were fatally injured in a two story brick rooming house at 1103 Union Avenue after a gas explosion early today. The building housed transient railroad laborers and the proprietor Edward O Connell kept no register, hindering ID of victims. Authorities believe a guest sparked the blast by lighting a match in a room where gas had been escaping. A chaotic scene follows as rescue efforts continue and investigators seek the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansaa City
Union Avenue
Edward O'Connell
Goa
Curious Kentucky woman dies near Green River at 84
Mia Mary Storris of Horse Cave Gazette died at Arthur in Edmunton County aged 84 after a long life on a single farm. She rarely left home, never rode a train, lived within ten miles of the railroad, and spun and wove her own clothes while raising a large family. A local ad offer and a separate incident report a fatal assault in Lake City where Boldt by J W Bell and others are named.
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Horse Cave
Mia
Mary Storris
Arthur
Edmungon County
Green River
Golden Nugget Remedies and a Greenville Larceny Arrest
Hodgepodge ad copy touts Mountain Tea Nuggets and various faux health aids with dubious claims as a box of remedies. W F Hicks, a Greenville night watchman, was arrested for larceny after a fall from a mill scene, charged with theft from the mill where he had been employed.
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Hollister's
Flocky Mountain
Buty
Ktear
Notaawran Cave Company
Madmnon
Wit
W. F. Hicks
Poo Mill
Greenville
Hope church New Hope Thanksgiving service tale
A proclamation and Thanksgiving service at New Hope church in Old New Hope, focusing on gratitude for protection and blessings. The gathering featured a sermon on historical Thanksgiving, a collection for the Ladies’ Almonery totaling over fifty dollars with prior treasury, and notes on local hospitality and prosperity. The piece also references Armenian atrocities in Vienna and Diarhek, with distressing reports of killings, refugee hardship, and plunder by Ibrahim Pasha’s forces in adjoining Turkish provinces.
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New Hon
Ae Panto
W. B. Huff
Ald Boliery
New Hope
Lawrence Bogen
Oconee County
Hey
Vienna
Diarhekr
Ibrahim Pasha
Agiatic
Tabim
Thatr
Ibrahim
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