Hog and hominy talk in Pendleton Farmers' Hall
The Farmers Union notes that local country unions gather more for farm business than town meetings. It argues for diversified farming over sole cotton growing, citing hog production and feed crops like citrons, cowpeas, and soybeans. It warns mills and buyers control prices, urging self-sufficiency through diversified crops.
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Pendleton
B. Harris
Bro. Richardson
Bermuda
Haveis
New York Cotton Exchange
Mes
Philadelphia
New York
Health Tonic Herbine Promises Quick Blood Renewal
A vintage ad extols Herbine as a liver and blood booster easing sciatica like symptoms. It claims quicker blood regeneration and improved color, noting a relieved “droop” and renewed vigor. A Middlesborough user testifies to its benefits for liver complaints and poor blood, urging continued use. Sold by Walhall Drug Co. W. J. Lunney.
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Scianmim
Walhall Drug Go
W. J. Lunney
Sonecs
Sage foundation to endow 10 million for national racial aid
Albany march 14 Mrs Runnell Sage via counsel Henry W DeForest announces a 10,000,000 endowment for a national foundation to improve racial and living conditions in the United States. It would study causes of poverty ignorance and related issues and propose remedies for broad public benefit. Also ad copy for a pile remedy is included with distribution details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Runnell Sage
Henry W. DeForest
Sage Foundation
United States
Confederate reunion sponsor plan announced in Richmond
General Stephen D. Lee, Commander in Chief of the United Confederate Veterans, says he will not appoint a sponsor or maid of honor for the Richmond reunion next June. The decision follows the wishes of the United Daughters of the Confederacy as stated at their last convention.
Sunday School Reflections at Choohoo Baptists
A 1907 church note from Hudson Choohee details Sunday school lessons on creation, Noah, Abraham, and a sermon by Rev. Clark on Mark 8 36 37. It urges readiness for judgment, praises covenant faithfulness, and calls for holy conduct in the new year while promoting Boo s Laxative Cough Syrup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choohoo Haptios Church
Jesus
Noah
God
Abraham
Sodom
Gomorrah
Hudson
Highwayman tale ends with bark and dollars
A daylight robbery tale from Lippincott's Magazine describes Eli resisting a highwayman on Big Road. The robber demands money while a bulldog barks repeatedly. Eli pays a dollar per bark until the robber empties his revolver. After the last bark Eli offers his own dog and forces the robber to drop the money, then orders him away. The piece ends with an ad for papain tablets and local药商 listings.
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Eli
Lawdy
Boas
Darkey
Bova
Ell
Hyeah Sump
Lippincott’s
Prohibition Vote Passes City Wide in Jackson Tennessee
Jackson Tennessee on March 16 reports a bye vote of 987 to 8 approving prohibition. About four thousand women and children traversed the streets early to assist, with women working at the polls and carrying the motion to enact the prohibition measure.
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Jackson
Tenn
Tribute to Art Comrade R H Lowery Remains in Memory
Abbeville Medium notes the death of R H Lowery last week and honors him as brave patriotic and loyal to duty. He was a former second vice president of the Survivors Association of Orr's Rifles and leaves a lasting legacy. Comrades mourn and remember him as a friend.
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Lowery
Fionoca
Viva
Survivora’ Association
Orr's Rifles
Abbeville
Dowie Funeral Quietly Held in Zion Glen
In Chicago on March 15 the funeral of John Alexander Dowie was held quietly at Zion Glen. Dowie’s body lay in a white robe associated with his title as the “first Apostle.” He was buried in the Lake Mound cemetery vault as a portion of the Tabernacle choir sang hymns.
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Chicago
Johin Alexander Dowie
Zion Gl
Lake Mound Cemetery
Dowie
Tabernacle
Rhodes Scholarship Awarded to Allen L. Locke of Philadelphia
Allen Leroy Locke of Philadelphia, who will graduate from Harvard in June, has won the Rhodes scholarship to Oxford. The Pennsylvania selection was announced Tuesday by a committee led by University of Pennsylvania Provost Harrison. Locke was chosen from four candidates.
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Philadelphia
Allen Leroy Locke
Rolored
Harvard University
Rhodes
Oxford University
The Pain Family and Miles Anti Pain Pills
The Pain family includes Headache Toothache Earache Backache Stomachache Neuralgia and more. Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills soothe and strengthen nerves to stop pain, advertised as harmless when directed. Sold by Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana with a 25 cent first pack money back offer.
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Miles
Wil Worth
Remedy Ad From a Bygone Era Promises Burn Relief
A fragmentary ad promotes Pincanive Carbolized as a burn remedy and soothing balm. It lists sellers De, J. W. Bell in Valhalla and W. J. Lunney in Seneca. The copy references spring winds and freckles but remains unclear on usage details.
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J. W. Bell
Valhalla
W. J. Lunnay
Seneca
Aighe
W. J. Lunney
Saloon ban approved in Knoxville by vote
In Knoxville Tennessee on March 11 the city voted by 1921 to 0 against temperance under a state law allowing cities to decide on saloons. The Legislature will act after recess to abolish the charter and reincorporate without saloons. Five thousand women and children paraded to the polls and women worked at the polling places.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Legislaire
Aeenea
Cities bid to host Confederate reunion event
Several cities expect to bid for the Confederate reunion as the legislature allocates 3600 dollars for the event. It has historically been held in Columbia.
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Segislature
Columbia
Havemeyer Buys Hampton County Lands for Hunting Preserve
H. C. Havemeyer, the sugar king of New York, has just completed the purchase of three large tracts of adjoining land in Hampton County for conversion into a hunting preserve. The price paid was $85,000.
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H. C. Havemeyer
New York
Hampton County
Thinkin are pads rinking and drink ing stops ink
Fragmentary OCR text offers little clear content. The readable parts suggest a garbled phrase about thinking and drinking, with missing nouns and verbs. No identifiable person, place, or event is recoverable for a factual news-style card.
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South Carolina Farmers’ Educational and Co-Operative Union
J. C. Stribling
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Scott
Choohee
Boo
J. Bell
W.J. Lupney
Boometal Af
Ry, H, Lowery
Een
W. Bell
Dowle
Attar
Mattie Aten
Broadway
Augusta
Tha Chattanooga Medicina Co
Chattanoegs
Cardus
Linderaeuaie
Oxford
Pain
W. J. Carter
Offco
Carter’s Pharmacy
Westminstel
F. F. Collins
Walhalla
8. C
West End
W. Fr. Austin
E. L. Herndon
Aiorisyah
J. W. Byrd & Co
Mione
D. P. Thomson
Walhalla, S.C
C. W. Pitchford Cots
J. H. Burgess
Urvick Owen Nusmone
Arett
R. T. Jaynes
S.C. Bé.l
J.P. Carey
Pickana
W. Shelor
Carey & Shelor
Connnellora
U. R. Houchl Des Unita
Foleys Kidney
Bright
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