Sunday School Bible Question Club Lead Questions 1911
International Press Bible Question Club provides a June 4 1911 lesson on Israel's penitence and Gods pardon Hosea 14 with a Golden Text from Neh 1 9. The questions probe backsliding repentance spiritual growth trust and understanding of Gods mind, inviting readers to answer in writing. The lesson for June 11 1911 covers Hezekiahs great Passover.
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DR. Linscott
International Press Bible Question Club
Israel
Hosea
Hovekiah
Sunshine Society President Ill at Home in Richland
Miss Mary Shelor, president of the South Carolina Sunshine Society, is seriously ill at her Richland home in Oconee county. The article recalls the society’s mission to bring social connection and comfort to shut-ins through letters, gifts, and acts of sympathy, praising Shelor’s long years of unselfish service and the charity she has fostered.
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Mary Shelor
The
South Carolina
Sunshine Society
Wally
Marge Shelor
Phil
Miss Shelor
Feeding Young Pigs on Clemson College Farm Practices
A Clemson College guide outlines farrowing pen setup and staged feeding from birth to two months. Sows with litters stay in pens then are moved to green pastures. piglets receive skim milk and middlings, then grow on ground corn, tankage, or mixtures. Water, shade, lice control, and gradual weaning support healthy development. experiments will measure pork yield per acre and seek farmer contacts.
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Clemson College
A. Smith
Mysterious banker Rigier vanishes with vast funds
Paris reports a banker named Rigier who lured credulous investors with promises of 1 percent daily returns. He lived in isolation on tea and eggs, with only two clerks, and vanished after accumulating about a half million dollars. An investigation is under way but no trace of him has been found.
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Paris
Rigier
Hoe
Bes
Soc
Hobbitt Chemical Co
Baltimore
Mall
Life sketch of H M Harbin of Tugaloo area
Narrative obituary recounts H M Harbin born on the Harle place near the Tugaloo river, lifelong resident except Civil War service, wounded in both shoulders, captured and held as a prisoner in New York until March 1865, married Martha Jane McGuffin, later life on the Smithson and Johns homesteads, survived by wife, ten children, siblings, grandchildren, and many friends with verse tribute to his memory.
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Courier
M. Harbin
Here
Orr
Regiment of Rifles
Martha Jane McGuffin
A. W. McGuffin
New York
David Smithson Place
James Johns Old Home
Harbin
President denies pardons for Morse and Walsh
Washington May 25 President yesterday denied the pardon applications of Charles W Morse of New York and Jon R Walsh of Chicago two of the nation s most prominent bankers convicted under federal banking laws He declined clemency or sentence reduction upholding the banking laws for the rich as well as the poor The Walsh case shows moral turpitude and Morse actions suggest he deserved a heavier sentence, the president said
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Washington
Charles W. Morse
New York
Jon R. F Lsh
Chicago
Morse
Walsh
Unusual Salem Female College Commencement Notes
The 109th Salem Female College exercises featured the 26th Alumnae Association meeting with attendees from many states. Adelaide Fries announced a five thousand dollar pledge to the endowment, while eight alumnae members have died since the last commencement. Mrs. McWhorter, aged 80, visited from Athens to receive a diploma not presented at graduation. Gifts were announced for the Afra Stonewall Jackson College fund and related benefactors.
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News and Courier
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Salem Female College
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McWhort
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Athens
Taft appoints Henry A. M. Smith District Judge of South Carolina
President Taft announced Henry A. M. Smith of Charleston as District Judge of South Carolina to succeed the retiring Brawley. Smith, born 1852, has practiced law since 1874, is a Democrat, and is highly regarded for his learning and character.
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Taft
Henry A. M. Smith
Charleston
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South Carolina
Smith
Brawley
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White House
Ze—H. A. M. Smith
Bis State
Tafton
Federal District Court
Florist Heldmann Executed for Asbury Park Murder
Frank B Heldmann was electrocuted at the State prison for the murder of 10 year old Marie Smith in Asbury Park last November. He walked into the death chamber without fear after confessing to luring the girl from school, attempting assault, and killing her with an axe before hiding her body.
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J. L. Snow
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Deny
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Trenton
N. J
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Asbury Park
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Heldmann
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