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Trade With Canada in 19th and 20th Century Tariffs
Public notice outlines the U S Canada reciprocity treaty figures from the Department of Commerce and Labor. It lists imports from Canada and exports to Canada across decades since 1840 and highlights principal articles such as coal, timber, cotton, metals, chemicals, and food products. It also notes domestic production exports to Canada for 1940 including coal, cotton, steel, automobiles, and machinery.
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Canda
Department of Commerce and Labor
United States
Canada
U.S
Doe Minion
Canad
Meretrom
Tazenti
Why They Don't Grow Prossessive Question
A fragmented discussion argues men lie in the South as elsewhere but fail to grow due to eating the wrong foods. It claims bones muscles blood and other tissues come from specific nutrients and that animals cannot exceed what their feed allows.
The Bubonic Plague in Early 20th Century Warning
A historical summary notes bubonic plague origins from Hongkong in 1894 to 1910 outbreaks in Harbin and England coasts. It explains transmission via rats and fleas, diferencias between bubonic and pneumonic forms, and highlights growing global threat and scientific findings on spread.
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Hongkong
Bombay
Harbin
Manchuria
England
Uut
Indian Plague Research Commission
Norway
Digcoat the borers from your peach trees
The text warns of peach tree borers present in orchards and urges immediate action. It describes boring into the tree base with a knife to remove infested dirt and emphasizes the borers’ destructive impact, noting thousands of trees are killed if ignored.
Fire devastates White Springs and Donalsonville business districts
A massive blaze in White Springs kills six and destroys much of the business district with an estimated loss of 1 billion dollars. Five firefighters are injured. one remains trapped for over an hour. In Donalsonville the Nicholls Hotel kitchen fire causes near total destruction of the city’s business core, likely from a gasoline stove explosion. the Sisters of Charity convent is also heavily damaged but inmates survive.
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White Springs
Donalsonville
Nicholls
Sisters of Charity
Aged Hermit With Hidden Wealth Near Death
An elderly hermit in Springfield, aged about 50s, on his death bed confesses to relatives that he hid away 348,000 in his house. No will exists. He has worked as a carpenter and contractor.
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Springfield
Raven Rock Visit Highlights Oconee County Wilderness
In a letter from Keowee Courier editor, a visit to Raven Rock in Oconee county is described. The writer and a friend trek Chauga River into a six mile square uninhabited wilderness with towering pines, beech, and laurel. Raven Rock rises about 200 feet above the stream, with ancient trees and a rich undergrowth making travel difficult. The piece blends natural description with reflections on beauty and a dash of poetry. Also noted is the death of Gen. Wet. Cabell in Dallas Texas after a long illness.
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Keowee Courier
Oconee County
Marly
Mebrua
Changa River
America
Raven Rock
Chauga
Pierre
Rene Pie
Ocean
Dallas
Texas
Wet. Cabell
Bethel High School Honor Roll Junly IM01
The list shows Bethel High School honor roll by grade. Names include First Grade Hugh Brown Eunice Elis Millie Gibson Julia King Walter King Mary Pitts Clarence Taylor and others across grades with several hyphenated or misspelled entries. A later February 17 segment lists Ovaline Kelley Rene Grogan Edwina Kelley Callie Nicholson Rankin Joe Grogan Cornelia Wesley Lilian Kelley Marion Kelley Myrtle Douthit and a teacher credited.
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Bethel High School
Ovaline Kelley
Dee - Rene Grogan
Edwina Kelley
Callie Nicholson
Rankin
Joe Grogan
Cornelia’ Wesley
Lilian Kelley
Marion Kelley
Myrtle Douthit
Student Volunteer Convention Opens At Winthrop College
The South Carolina Student Volunteer Convention began its annual session at Winthrop College on Monday night with notable speakers. Miss Willon Terry, famed actress, lectured on Shakespeare’s Heroines, Trimphant and Pathetic, in the college auditorium. Saturday featured a musical concert by Creature and his band. Dr J P Kinard and Miss Sarah Withers report an English grammar project for state adoption, while horticulture expands to general agriculture as a compulsory sophomore study.
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Winthrop College
Courier
Student Volunteer Convention of
South Carolina
Willon ‘Terry
College
Winthrop Girls
Creature
William Tell
Luciadi Lammoor
Trovatore
Carmen
J. P. Kinard
Sarah Withers
State Board of Education
Department of Horticulture
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