South Carolina University Seen Through a Broad Campus View
A visitor’s tour of the South Carolina University campus highlights a green folded beauty framed by stately colleges and faculty homes. The author praises the faculty, laboratories, and libraries, noting strong debates, ample athletic facilities, and a healthy social life that bonds students.
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South Carolina University
Sumter
Beat College
Plate
Treraty Woulelyet
Une Clariasophie
Suefetios
South Darling University
Boeletion
College of
Ie State
Ateaos
What the kidneys do and a medical remedy notice
The piece explains kidney function and how healthy kidneys filter blood, noting daily toxin removal and a list of illnesses from improper kidney health. It includes a testimonial for Dean's Kidney Pills from Mrs. R. A. McLeod of Valhalla DC and mentions Foster-Milburn Co. as agents. It also reports Atlanta as the site for the next National Society meeting with President Roosevelt possibly attending.
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R. A. McLeos
West Main Street
Valhalla
D. C
Dean
J. W. Bell
Venta
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Dean'n
Atlanta
National Society For the Promotion of Industriali Cation
Roosevelt
Governor Hoch Weighs in Whale Tale at Baltimore Meet
Governor Hoch of Kansas and Bishop Hamilton addressed a large workingmen’s gathering at Ford Opera House during the Methodist General Conference in Baltimore. Hoch argued the whale story, citing a World’s Fair whale skeleton as proof, urged laborers to honor the Sabbath, and praised the church as a universal aid to the poor. Mrs Joyce of Claremont, N H, touts Rowley’s Kidney Cure with strong personal endorsement.
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B. W. Hoch
Kansas
John W. Hamilton
San Francisco
Ford Opera House
Baltimore
Hoch
Kiver
Hiim
Volce
Jonah
Jas
Seven are drowned near Clarendon in moonlight boat blast
Seven prominent young society people were killed when a gasoline launch tank exploded during a moonlight trip in Clarendon Arkansas last night. The vessel wrecked, others were rescued with difficulty and one woman was badly burned. The impact threw occupants into deep water near the shore as rescuers fought to reach the stunned.
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Clarendon
Ark
Young Society
Stop That Cold and Early Cures in Rushed Text
Fragmentary OCR passage references preventing pneumonia and cold cures, with unclear names and terms. It mentions Provantionars tithe Gury and Midren, plus Promptanse and Frontlign prompts, but the readable content is garbled and non-cohesive. No coherent event or people can be confirmed.
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Coisa
Detter
Record recalls governor attack tale and old news
A garbled note recalls a governor attack story once linked to the Golam record. It references the Brotehr Drago tale and a prior governor event, but the text is unclear about dates or places and preserves no verifiable details.
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Antel van Hot
Golam
Ville
Farmers Union Plans Widespread Cotton Plow Up
Rome Georgia May 20 Determined to cut Southern cotton acreage to aid price lifting the Farmers Union urges plowing up 10 percent of the crop J W Walker reports Vanna Valley already follows the plan with fields replanted in peas and corn The Georgian notes large planters may plow half their crop as weather improves and predicts next cotton output may reach only 7 to 8 million bales
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Rome
Farmers’ Union
J. W. Walker
Vanna Valley
Atlanta
Union
Union City
Thomas
Whiteacre
Buffalo
Tragedy at New York Drug Firm in Family Murder Suicide
Geo Sterry, 72, head of Weaver & Sterry at 166 Pearl Street, was shot dead today by his son Geo Sterry Jr as he prepared for marriage to a Brooklyn schoolteacher. The son then killed himself. The elder and younger Sterry held top roles in the wholesale firm and were in the midst of a family quarrel over the engagement. The shooting ended with both men dead and a revolver at the scene.
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Princeton
N. 4
Bertha Vanderbit
Naxtat
Ant Worarios
Princeton University
Raritan Canal
Suldam
Kilsalle
Berden
Troy
Charles 1
Milliman
New York
Geo. Sterry
Geo. Sterry, Jr
Weaver & Sterry
Pearl Street
Brooklyn
Sterry
Jas
W. Sterry
James Sterry
George
Notice to estate Administrators and Guardians 1908
D A Smith Judge of Probate Oconee County calls all executors trustees and guardians to file annual estate returns covering January to July as required by law. Those who have not yet filed for 1907 or earlier years are urged to come forward to avoid removal of commissions and penalties. May 20 1908. 21-22
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D. A. Smith
Oconee County
Keowee Courier Subscription Offers
Keowee Courier pricing highlights a year’s subscription with various companion papers and premiums. Deals include ties to the Charleston Semi-Weekly News, Atlanta Weekly Constitution, Tri-Weekly Constitution, and Home and Farm materials with added premium offers and related publications.
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Keowee Courier
Charleston
News
Atlanta
Constitution
Teresa
Journal
W. J. Bryan
New York World
Keowedr Courier
Union News
National
Farmers’ Union
Pa- Por
Nseeawneesenene
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South Carolina
UN Easity
Ife
Roth
Columbia
Hfe
Lberty
General Assembly
Supreme Court
Eity
Society of These Indies
Harry R. Wughs
Gov. Hoch
Jonily
Mra
Joyce
Sullivan Street
Claremont
N. H
Rowley
Tokyo
Heeved
Promvesa To-Ay
Korea
Chewikady
Yeaterday
Carter & Company
Valhalla, South Carolina
Oonria
Alwa
Bears
Crossett
C.w.pitchford Co
Walhalla, S. Cc
Notich
Standard Oil Company
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