Will Ment at Greenwood State Baptist convention tale
The South Carolina State Convention will convene December 6-8, 1911 at First Baptist Church Greenwood. Rev W By Thayer of Laurens or Key W T Tate of Balton will preach the convention sermon. Hon W H Hunt of Newberry presides. Rev GC A Jones of Bennettsville is secretary with A B Kennedy of Columbia as assistant secretary. The body governs Furman University and Greenville Memorial College and supports Connie Maxwell Orphanage, which rebuilt its convention building after a fire. The event emphasizes missionary and educational work with no church coercion.
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Greenwood
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Thayer
Laurens
Key
W. T. Tate
Balton
W. H. Uunt
Newberry
A. Jones
Bennettsville
Koy
A. B. Kennedy
Columbia
Davine
Furman Toiverealty
Greenville Memile College
Greenville
Sunday School Board
Connie Maxwell
Alligator Joe Arrives at Bronx Zoo From Florida
A ten foot alligator named Joe was delivered in a wooden crate to the Bronx Zoo. Head Keeper Billy Snyder and six keepers struggled to manage him as he stretched through the opening and refused the noose. The event drew curious staff including a wary walrus nearby, with Joe eventually being guided toward his enclosure after a tense exertion. The narrative blends vivid action with a glimpse of zoo life and daily challenges in animal handling.
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New York Times
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Bronx
Florida
Fir Jong
Fordham
Zoo
Reptila Hove
Billy Snyder
Joe
Snyder
Ife
Mme
Koepey Snyder
Shale
Joc
Cirele
Fimgell
Phis
Lisk
Keener Snyder
Moe
Wilhan
Pole
Hunger Threat Over Warm Russia Famine Warned
In St. Petersburg Premier Kullyzof told the Duma that crops failed in twenty provinces with eight more affected, placing 12.6 million people in need. Immediate relief may require 60 million dollars, 44 million to come from the Imperial exchequer, while sanitary conditions add to anxiety though actual famine not widespread.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Dunin
Kullyzof
M. Kolcivgoff
Chigabertuly Salve Cures Tetter and Eczema
Washington report on a joint conference of federal immigration authorities and state officials to improve immigrant settlement and the distribution of unemployed workers to regions needing labor. Broad participation noted with focus on southern needs and cooperation between federal and state agencies.
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Washington
Sahbur
United States
Tron
Longstanding Civil War Bridle Survives in Newberry
A 1866 bridle once used with Mr Sense’s mule remains in use and on display in Newberry with similar bits and repairs. Mr Sease also owns a 1866 riding bridle and breechings made after the war by Hammond of Columbia. In Augusta a temperance conference passed resolutions endorsing Methodist support for total prohibition and law order, urging action to curb lawlessness.
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J. J. Sense
Newberry County
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Seage
Mr. Hammond
Columbia
Sease
Senge
Augusta
M. DnBone
D. D
Methodist Church
United States
Rail wreck in Pennsylvania leaves two dead and several injured
Philadelphia dispatch reports a Pennsylvania railroad wreck near Mauimonth dinetian when a train plunged off a slope. Engineer Martindale was rescued and his assistant later died. Four tracks were blocked and officials feared freight delays for days.
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Pennsylvinia
Mauimonth
Dinetian
Nyda
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Martindale
Les
Growch and Weather Teases a Mixed Farm
A fragmented farming tale with farmer names Growch and Gravel discussing weather's grip on corn and seed, drought fear, and market prices while pondering a crop’s fate. The monologue hints at wet and dry spells, fluctuating yields, and the stress of unpredictable seasons on a small operation.
Pulitzer Will Publicized Shows Large Columbia Bequests
New York reports the公布 of Joseph Pulitzer's will details. Key gifts include 1 million to Columbia University for a journalism school plus another 1 million under conditions, possibly to Harvard. substantial funds to the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Philharmonic Society, and Barnard College, plus varied legacies to staff, editors, and trust provisions for the two newspapers The World and St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
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Jos. Pulitzer
Columbia University
Columbia
Harvard University
Aecholarship
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Philharmonic Society of New York
Put Higer
James Cunningham
Iis
Central Park
Thomas Jefferson
New York City
the World
St. Louis
Niasone
Herbert
Ralph
Joseph
Cael
Campa- Moy
Pho Ube
Thewine
Aimia
Fageoph
Ralph Pulitzer
Ts Facher
Barnard College
Pulliner
Luellie
Foley's Kidney Pills promise relief and health boost
An advertisement touts Foley's Kidney Pills as a cure for backache, kidney strengthening, urinary irregularities, and rheumatic relief. It claims to build tissue, remove excess uric acid, prevent Bright's Disease and Diabetes, and restore strength, warning to refuse substitutes.
Garlington and Young in limbo over appeals in Richland case
Columbia reports no word yet on J Y Garlington and James Stobe Yours who were sentenced to three years and one year respectively for breach of trust related to the Seminole Securities Company. Their appeal to the Supreme Court is pending while lower court documents are withheld. Authorities say they may go to Governor Menge for action. arrival timing remains uncertain and parole or recall is possible.
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J. Y. Garlington
James Stobe Yours
Richland County
Supreme Court
Chisago
Thom
Chicago
Hare
Apes Veal
Menge
Garlington
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Offer
An 1890s style testimonial touts Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a cure for long-term female troubles. The letter claims five years of suffering ended after using six bottles, praising the product and inviting others to seek Mrs. Pinkham’s free advice.
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Pinkhvin
Sra. J.P
Pinkham
Pinkham Laboratory
Lynn
Mass
Owen
Lydia Bpink- Inun
Ten More Boys Needed for Farm Labor Training
A 1941 notice advertises room for thirty more boys at the school farm to learn practical farming and work, with room, lodging, and board provided. Applicants must be 40 or younger, willing to work, and able to read and write. after completing the summer term they will receive instruction, clothing, and books, with enrollment forms available on request.
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Vproutdont
Georgela
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