Conference of Prohibitioners aims for State prohibition bill
The Conference of Prohibitioners in Columbia decided to urge the General Assembly to pass a straight prohibition bill with no county options. A committee including State Senator J ne Otts and Representatives John G. Richards and Charles A. Smith will draft the measure for submission. Roy, E K Hurts presided. the open convention was canceled, and every county will be organized for prohibition.
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Cor. News and Courier
Columbia
General Assembly
J.ne Otts
Cherokee
Uves
John G. Richards
Kershaw
Charles A. Smith
Florence
Mendell
Smith
Roy
EK. C. Hurts
Edgefield
Anti-Saloon League of
South Carolina
J. L. Harley
A. P. Baker
Ray
1M. C. Burts
Smiths
CG. A. Smith
Homonavilio
Mike
John G. Meharde
Richardi
Bo Fn
National Guarda
Fifty JapaneseHerivon Drowned in Bay Wrecks
In Tokyo reports say thirty Japanese fishing boats were caught in a typhoon yesterday near Kawato Bay in Huiau Island and were wrecked. One report says 350 fishermen are missing or dead.
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Tokio
Dee
Huiau Taland
Kawato Bay
Diversification of crops and nine-cent cotton remedy
US farmer leader urges three actions to lift price pain: organize, cooperate, and diversify crops. He argues reducing cotton acreage to 25 million acres while expanding corn, bacon, wheat, oats, and other staples will raise farmer incomes, cut debt, and lessen reliance on speculators. He cites 1900 census data and urges holding unsold cotton until prices rise, warning diversification benefits families and nation. He notes Folay's Honey and Tar as a trusted remedy for coughs and colds in a separate personal appeal.
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Nagnilion
Bates
Cenana
Cotton
Carver Slayer Executed at Salida
In Salida on November 27 the execution of Emanuel Carver proceeded after a brief prayer period. The condemned man spoke little as Sheriffs and officials attended, and he was pronounced dead following the formal pardon of the sentence. His body was later moved to the county grave for burial.
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Salida
Emanuel Carver
Sherif Symple
Horrin
Walt
Milton
Dendy
Wil
Ervin
A. Smith
Oconea County
White Men Wounded in Duet Fight at Athpaty Ga
Two young white men, Teh Hum and Wilkes Im, were wounded in a pistol duel that broke out over a circulated report. One man was shot through the knee, another through the mouth, peck, and shoulder. Nine people witnessed the confrontation, and police noted both wounded men were seriously hurt.
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Athpaty Ga
Athen
Tent
Teh Hum
Wilkes Im
Lai Deromus
Tory
Hon
Peck
Thanksgiving gift helps Mrs McDonald and daughter
On Thanksgiving Day in Tokeens near Bien Batneee Sunbeats members delivered 60 pounds of pantry staples and 26 yards of cloth to Mrs. F. McDonald and daughter Sallie. The Sunbeam Band, led by Mrs. T. P. Singleton, collected about seven dollars in two weeks for the appeal. Children sang, prayers were offered, and local merchants J. J. Gromer and J. A. Callanham were thanked for their donations.
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Tokeens
F. McDonald
Bien Batneee
Eral Sunbeats
Snr
Nike
Mason
Mra
McDonald
Sunbeam Band of Cross Roads
Mra T. P. Singleton
Ing
Roxie Whit Held
Leasie Richardson
Zila King
Lila
Gertrude
Eunice Simmons
J. J. Gromer
J. A. Callanham
Honor Theutte honor roll at Seneca School December
Honor roll list for November includes Bessie Kindley Gleny Reynolds Nettle Klis Mora Kipaley Salle Moore Odell Morgan Palmour Kindley Millie Moore Mamie Baldwin Ida King Mort Watson Pearl Edwardy 16 Williams. Eligibility requires a 90 percent general average across all branches, including department work. J W Reynolds, Teacher.
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Seneca
Vollowdus
Tor
Bessie Kindley
Gleny Reynold
Nettle Klis
Mora Kipaley
Salle Moore
Odell Morgan
Vols Morgan
Palmour Kindley
Millle Moore
Mamle Baldwin
Ida King
Mort Watson
Pearl Edwardy
Williams
J. W. Reynolds
Golden Modi?cal Discovery and Glycerine Claims Highlighted
The text touts a medicinal product described as "Golden Medical Discovery" and glyceryne preparations that purportedly extract from native roots and boost immune and nutritive properties. It cites various roots like Black Cherry Park, Bloodroot, Golden Seal, Stone root, and Queen's root, claiming efficacy against lingering coughs, bronchial and throat infections, and wasting conditions, while noting it does not cure consumption. Statements from a Dr. Finley Livingwood and others are referenced to support claims.
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Pierce
Finley Livingwood
Hensall
Mod
College
Chicago
Moncey
Thuftato
MELL HONORED AT Clemson College LO Meeting
Dr. P. Mell and Clemson College officials attended the annual meeting of the Association of Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations at Pentagton November 18 to 20. Mell presented on Administrative Methods in Agricultural Colleges and was elected president of the college section for the next year. The article also notes a separate medical advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills.
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Clement Colege
Canada
Dr. Mell
Clemson College
Harper ii
Donald
Coke J. Mann
Board of Trustees
Stone
Purdie University
Indiana
Buckhan
University of Var
Storm
Agricultural and Mechanical College of Town
Ofhem
Pigeons Used as Messengers and Photographers in War Efforts
Historic note on homing pigeons serving as express messengers and military photographers. A German experimenter tests pigeon cameras that yield eight bird-eye views per flight. Exposures arranged at intervals, spiraling takeoff, downward flight at 150 to 200 feet, 40 miles per hour. Also a testimonial claims Thomas Reclectric Oil eased a burned child’s pain in Hamburg.
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Neubronnes
Alm
Plaeon
Death of Litt Ron Aone Martin in Oakway
Nov 30 report from Oakway notes the death of five year old Rosa Davia Martin while visiting grandparents in Mountain Rest. She died about 24 hours after admission to care, with family and friends mourning. Burial followed on November 6 in the Baptism cemetery, services led by Rev. T. Stiwon, I.S. Gy.
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Oakway
Rose
Davia Martii
Rosa
William Welch
Mountain Rest
Wayalo
Tahor
Tires Brothers
Tive Slater
Kingdom
Favun
Goth
Serviers Beng
T. Stiwon
Local remedy ad from Westintietor pharmacy headline
A fragment describes a medical remedy marketed by J. W. Bell at Walhallay Boneyanion Pharmacy in Westintietor. The note mentions Foley's Honey and a product named HWE Ot AUhaty with claims of curing coughs and hay fever symptoms. The text is garbled and uncertain but centers on a patent or patent-like cure advertised locally.
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Hoong
Fenown Westhleas
Foley's
J. W. Bell
Walhallay Boneyanion Pharmacy
Westintietor
Two Negro men killed in mining explosion at Norwood mine
December 2 Bluefield W Va Two men died and three others believed fatally injured after an explosion at the King Coal Mine Norwood about 30 miles from Bluefield. Thirteen men were at work when a blast from an abandoned opening caused gas or dust to ignite. The Tidewater Coal and Coke Co mine near the Tidewater adjacent shaft suffered damage. Work expected to resume in a few days.
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Bluefield
Wo van
King Com
Norwood
W. van
Tidewater
King Coal
Tse Slope
Pocahontas
Tue River
The
Tidewater Coal and Coke Company, Composed of
Columnbus, Oho, Eaplattats
President Married Twenty-Two Year Anniversary Quietly
President and Mrs Roosevelt marked the twenty two year anniversary of their wedding in London with a quiet observance. The couple celebrated the milestone away from public view and today recalled their long partnership and service.
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Washington
Mra. Roosevelt
London
Carmack’s pledge to the South in a mournful ode
The piece recalls the South as scarred yet legendary a land of legend and song with battlefield graves and war’s plowshare, promising loyalty and sacrifice from Carmack in a solemn vow to be laid to rest beside the land that bore him and to return to its bosom upon death.
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der Bredat
Boronde
Edward Ward Carmack
GIN KILLS PICTURE MAN IN CHICAGO
A young man named Henry Hornberg was killed after a dispute over an enlarged photograph of Miss Stout. He confronted Miss Stout and her sister Mrs Albert Chambers at Chambers home demanding more money for the picture. In the struggle Hornberg allegedly knocked Chambers down. Miss Stout armed a revolver, fired at Hornberg as he pursued others, wounding him fatally at Hayne avenue corner. Police took Miss Stout into custody after the shooting.
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Chicago
Dec
Hort~borg
Podwteiana
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PT. Cheney & Co
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Ohio
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Litt
Ron Aone Martin
Cardus Ia
Cardus
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