Death of Capt Turdell Prominent in South Carolina
Obituary notes Capt Turdell a former chief of police in Columbia and a longtime farmer in Kershaw County. Born Sumter County, he moved to Welland County and built a notable career, including work with the University of South Carolina. He died at home near West Witteree on a Thursday afternoon, aged over 100, and was buried the following Sunday.
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Adinnatel
Camden
Hinds
Janien Menih Kenai
Kiehland
Sauna Maiefeld Couties
West Witteree Toy
Nevembee Roth
Sallydas Tollowig
Cap. Turdell
Sumter County
Welland County
Eller of
Paleo
Columbia
Vfot
South Carolin
Flak
Lie City Yard
Llooded
Attenil
Durdell
DANK
Cotten
Kershaw
Planta
Caninnien
Mirdell
Beanoe
Wi Bivedwil
More Males in the United States Population Study 1918
A 1918 continental United States population report shows higher male totals across most regions. Foreign white and native groups display varying sex ratios by division, with marked male excess in Mountain and Pacific areas and female predominance in some New England and Middle Atlantic zones. Differences closely tied to immigration and internal migration patterns are noted.
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Continental
United States
Dirianl
Inal
Eliel
Niles
Ites
South Atlantic
East Central
Hortion
Josl Sole
New Ivan
Miesisuippi
Whtett Hive
Mississippi River
New Midland
Middle Atlantic States
Mast North Central
South Atlante
South Central
United
Me Olastpyl
New England
Middle Atlantic
Orenesto
Phis
Cotmindas
Massachumetts
Rhode Island
Maryland
District of Columbia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Wemates
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
New York
New Jersey
Virginia
Ceorsia
Lond
Tutt's Pills Promised Cure All Digestive Ailments
Advertisement touts Tutt's Pills as a universal cure for dyspepsia constipation and liver related ailments claiming it yields a good appetite and solid flesh with a small sugar coated dose. The text repeats the claim and urges no substitute. Charlies Morse Doomed to Die at Fort McPherson report notes his progressive arteriosclerosis and uncertain timing of death with military medical officials forwarding documents to Washington.
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Tutt
Washington
Charles W. Morse
Army Hospital
Fort McPherson
Hunker Morse
Oliver
War Department
Department of Justice
Wickersham
Doan's Kidney Pills Sold On Local Testimony
A Walhalla woman extols Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney pain backache and urinary issues, claiming the remedy cured her husband’s worn kidneys. The ad cites Dr Holl’s drug store as supplier and lists Buffalo New York as a distribution center with agents from United Aston.
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Walhallan
Juhi Jooxt
South Broad St
Walhalla
Doan
Mhony
Jethoya Doai
Dyspepsia Cure Promoted By Burdock Mood Bitters
An elderly patient in the HOMLN region suffers from indigestion. A doctor prescribes capsites and a distrustful reaction follows. The son assists by lighting the mother’s pipe, prompting a frightened response. Burdock Mood Bitters is touted as the national cure for dyspepsia.
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Elaine
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Tromida Hospital
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Gop Hodge
Worerster Masa
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Table Nowa
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Alt
Charlies Morse
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Bank of Valhalla
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G. Law
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Cashier
L. Verner
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W. Shelor
Jenene Toy
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Dotto
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Roy
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Ox Holly Street
Reehmond
Norfolk
Bale
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Dunney
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