Stribling Tuck wedding at Westminster home
Miss Margie Stribling married Oscar Tuck at the bride’s parents home in Westminster. The ceremony conducted by Rev. R. L. Grier featured Mendelssohn’s Wedding March and a reception in the dining room with pink carna tions and ferns. The couple leaves for Spartanburg on the train No. 40. the bride will reside in Spartanburg.
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Olive Camp Meeting and Officers Election Notice
Olive Camp No. 424 W O W invites members to a Saturday meeting on January 6 at 7 o'clock for officer elections. Honorary members and relatives are urged to attend and support.
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Kenda Winters Troubles Ride Out Cold Season
Frosty season brings chapped hands cold sores and rough skin. Bucklen Arnica Salve offers quick relief for burns sores cuts and sprains as tested by a trial. Available from all druggists with a two hour effect claim.
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Seneca New Year social season ends with lively shows and parties
IACAG news from Seneca reports a festive New Year period with a soldout opera show by local talent, praise for Mrs Cary and Willie Verner, and romantic social events. The Once-a-Week Club hosted a gift rhyme contest, and many visitors joined the celebrations at the Oberna Inn and other gatherings. Teachers and students prepare to return to graded school as winter continues.
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No Chance This 4 Wat Cotton Offer Withdrawn
Columbia report shows Col Robert M Thompson withdraws a $60 million cotton loan offer after recent Southern Cotton Congress meetings. He notes no chance the plan will be accepted by farmers this year and asks officials to cancel the offer and advances.
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Life and death and a cure in a 19th century notice
A fragmentary reminiscence by TW. B. Martin of Port Harrelson recalls a near fatal cough from consumption twenty one years ago. After exhausting treatments in Georgetown and various doctors, he credits Dr. King's New Discovery with a complete recovery and promotion of a 60 cent bag and dollar trial bottle offer at druggists.
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Windy City Shaken by Earthquate Shocks
Chicago and parts of Illinois and Wisconsin were rattled by a series of tremors starting at 10 21 p m. Citizens fled homes as shelves toppled and windows cracked. The Weather Bureau logged two distinct tremors in Chicago with stronger effects on the North Side. Shocks also felt in Morris Joliet and Waukegan, lasting up to a half minute. This marked the second such event in four years in the region.
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Sun Takes Oath as President in Chinese Republic
Dr Sun Yat Sen took the oath as provisional president of the Chinese republic in Nanking, in a simple ceremony attended by leading reformists. He was elected by the national assembly and named a cabinet including Huang Yong, Wang Sing, and Wu Ting Fang. The era begins with a Christian calendar reform aligning Chinese New Year with the world.
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