Our Schoors Monthly Call for Education in Oconee
A long mixed page page from Our Schoors urges teachers and parents to support reading and agriculture, praising the Oconee Superintendent of Education and the Woman’s Rural School Association. It exhorts youths to study, participate in county fairs, and back state library efforts, while quoting moral lines and promoting local papers and religious reading. It notes Florence County’s prize for county improvement and mentions plans for a U D A chapter to honor soldiers. It ends with a medical ad for Hall’s Catarrh Cure and a note on South Carolina not being divided into two Federal districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gol. Thompson
Oconee
Clemson College
Oconue County
Vinthia
8. C. Cavalry
L. Craig
Oconee Hanga
Williamson
Ligos Laxative Cough Syrup Touts Safe Cures
Ligo presents a laxative cough syrup claiming no opiates or poisons and compliance with the 1906 National Pure Food and Drug Law. It pledges relief for croup whooping cough and colds by gentle bowel action. Sold by Valhalla Drug Co. We is Tunney. Senator Wyatt Aiken aids Greenville efforts as his son Wyatt Aiken Jr recovers from typhoid fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ligo
Valhalla Drag Go
Wyatt Aiken
Greenville
Wyatt Aiken, Jr
Improved Sewer Siphon Concept for Drainage
The article describes an improved sewer siphon system for vacilitating the inflow of rain water into the sewer by using catch basins connected to the main sewer line. It notes that large towns use basins at intervals to drain gutters and siphon contents when a determinate level is reached, replacing bucketfuls of manual removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catan Bai
New siphon cleans catch basins cutting labor and cost
William H Engelbrecht of Prince Bay N Y has invented a new siphon for cleaning catch basins. The device features a double channel in the shorter leg, a funnel mouth to lift basin contents, and a longer leg to carry waste to the sewer main. A water seal at the top prevents sewer gas from escaping back into the basin after cleaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Engelbrecht
Prince Bay
Redmont
The Sulphur Match and Early Scientific Notes
A fragmented historical item describes the sulfur match and ignition science. It outlines how a warm solution allowed phosphorus and oxidizer to form tiny particles, protected by glue until friction broke the seal and ignition occurred. It mentions yellow glass effects and a report of an electron discovery by J S Rydberg, with implications for atmospheric science and magnetism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giia
Kivotron
Univ. Gon. R
Bergh
Gothon- Wire
Awedlah Sciemiat
J. &. Rydberg
South Carolina Farms Win Big Corn Prize in National Contest
South Carolina again tops the national corn contest with a record yield of 162 bushels on one acre by A J Tindall of Clarendon. State officials praise the crop as evidence of vast agricultural potential, urging intelligent farming to boost state yields and attract settlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
American Agriculturial
A. J.tindall
Clarendon
Watson
Leld Poraore
Thia
Tindall
Aittoen
J. Z. Dinko
Marlboro County
American Agricultural
Parker
State Hospital For the Insane
Columbia
Richland County
Sundling
de. Wylie
Lanewater County
Pimdall
Glavendoh
Drake
Lioyd
Abip Wittellich
Charleston
Donalda Progress Suspends Publication After Six Months
The Donalda Progress halted its news publication following a six month struggle with declining revenue. The publisher cites persistent losses from insufficient patronage and states the decision is necessary due to financial burdens. Also mentions a non alcoholic remedy Pineulon resin from pine forests claimed to treat bladder and kidney diseases with a thirty day guarantee. Judge O W Bushanan awaits U S Supreme Court actions over back salary dispute with the State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donalda Progress
Waihalla Drug Co
Carnegie Offers $10,000 for Honey Path Library Project
Carnegie has offered to contribute ten thousand dollars to the Honey Path library effort, with the usual conditions attached. The community continues to pursue the project amid local debate and funding needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honey
Carnegie
Mrs Jackson Refuses North Carolina Pension
Mrs Stonewall Jackson declines a 100 month pension offered under a Senate bill. She cites not meeting the state's personal property requirement and asks that funds be redirected to aid destitute Confederate widow veterans, noting the bill be withdrawn from the calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N. C
Senate of North Carolina
Mra
Stonewall Jackson
North Carolina
Jackeon
Nervine as nerve tonic offered by Miles Medical Co текст
Old advertisement claims Dr Miles Nervine strengthens nerves and rebuilds the nervous system. A testimonial from Allegheny praises recovery after months of illness, asserting the product restored energy and relieved pain. The ad promises a refund if not beneficial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Allegheny
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
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Our Schoors
Maryo I
Bholor
Wootinla
Lee
Santhine Society Thesr
Ronobud ix
Custer
West Point
Stone Church
John Trotwood Moore
Han
Trotwood Monthly
Moore
Ovonvo
Woman's Rural School Association
Florence County
Gasque
Hall
Cheney &C
Toledo
Ohio
Congress
Senate
Sloan
Sloans
Earl S.sloan
Boston
Mass
Fie
Kollree
Edward B. Warton Hes
J. W. Bell
Foleys Kidney Core
Bright
Ballard
Sno Linment Co
Walhalda Drug CO
W. J. Lunney
Seneca
O.W. Bushanan
Tin
U.S. Supreme Court
Terol Eee
Spa
Afuerasits Erate
Walitalla Drg CO
Knox and Wood
Hutt, Knox and Wood
B A. Bentley
T. Jaynes
I Attorney
Qgonee Collection Agency
Stee
Tryth
Sata Communications
B.A. Bentley
Wathalls
BE. B. Herndos
Walhalla
8. C
R. T. Jaynes
S. CG
Bell
I. P. Carey
Plckens
Shelor
Walla
S.C. Carey & Shelor
United States
J. AH. Burgess
Nimmons
Dove Uunnine
Ofice
Dal M. Tol
F. F. Collins
West End
W. J. Carter
M. D
Carter
Westminster
W. F. Austin
J. W. Byrd & Co
D. Whe Thomson
St. Wiibaine Ss. Co
C. W. Pitchford Co
Stora
Phous No
Pablia Square
Walhalla Court House
L.8. CG. RD. Burns
Jaynes
Plainent
Bucklen
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