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Newspaper
Marlboro Democrat
Location
Bennettsville, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1903
Page
4
The Turabbo Democrat editor Brown announces subscription prices: one year at $1.00, six months at $0.50, and three months at $0.25. Subscriptions available through the newspaper office.
Cadets at The Citadel camp in Rock Hill. Heppner Oregon flood toll rises to 300 dead and $3.6 million in losses. Atlanta mills shut due to cotton scarcity and high prices. Witness hotel B L Ewen in Jackson burned by arson. Jim Wilcox begins 30 year penitentiary term. Clemson College approves $40,000 building and cultural additions. Ex-Gov June 0 Sheppard elected Knights of Honor supreme commander in Richmond. Gov Heyward attends Washington and Lee commencement and graduation address.
Aurora Lodge No 83, A F and AM Mont Clio announces a Masonry celebration on June 24 1908. All Masons and friends are invited to attend bring baskets and invite guests.
The Historical Association will shift west at Florence on July 2 to organize the group. A very wide invitation is extended to all interested in preserving historical records and matters in this section.
The Cheraw correspondent notes the Uanlet to Columbia excursion was a success with about 400 people traveling, many first time riders, mainly from small stations between Cheraw and Camden. Two youths were arrested after a dispute over a salable item, while a pickup incident caused minor confusion. Overall, the trip was orderly.
The article extols lemon juice as a universal cure and preventive for fever, nerve issues, and skin care, advising daily external use and consumption with water. It notes improved health, nails, and teeth, and mentions work on a Philadelphia line with engines hauling iron, aiming to finish by a forthcoming excursion date.
Miss Th. Bee Weatherly daughter of Doctor and Mrs Weatherly of Maple Shindo was wed to Mr C. Finlay Rossignol, a Savannah, Georgia native and member of a notable French Huguenot family. The ceremony last Saturday afternoon occurred with parental consent, and the couple plan to reside in Syunnon Gs. The bride, educated and accomplished, is praised for poise and virtue.
A damaged rail line near the Tatum and Bennettaville area caused a washout delaying the train by over an hour. Road workers repaired the damage that night and the engine and cars needed attention after a minor collision. The flagman performed well in guiding the traffic and ensuring safety.
The passage urges prioritizing a mother in life and conscience, insisting one should honor, comfort, and sacrifice for her as the supreme duty. It warns that even with all efforts, one remains indebted to the mother for the love received, shaping a lifelong moral burden.
A reader describes a late supper habit to combat sleeplessness. He eats salted peanuts slowly, giving each bite about twenty five chews, and reports this ritual makes him sleepy within fifty to sixty minutes, allowing him to sleep soon after购买ing the snack.
An ordinance from Ava Mayor Hodges and the town council prohibits riotous or disorderly conduct in Manueltevilla town. It prescribes fines up to two dollars or up to 30 days imprisonment for violations and tasks town officials to enforce the measure. Enacted May 1903.
The Washington Post notes a shift as clever thieves fade, replaced by a wave of petty pickpockets and bungling burglars. The piece discusses how rapid invention, police coordination, and international cooperation have begun curbing grand operations and reshaping crime into smaller, scattered acts.
A rough timeline lists milestones such as the first steel made in 1890 and the first balloon ascent in 1783. It notes New York appearance of a circus product in 1890, early locomotives in 1820, and the first postage methods and sewing machines as historic benchmarks.
A garbled transcription mixes references to potatos, farming tasks, and social commentary with fragments about libraries, printers, and a Chicago Tribune style note. It weaves disparate quotes and archaic names, hinting at a long past public discourse on labor, property, and literacy through stray phrases and unclear attributions.
Town of Bennettaville bans gaming involving dice mill, cards, and other games at any business, residence, or public place within corporate limits. Offenders face fines not less than five dollars or up to one hundred dollars and possible public works penalties. ordinance ratified May 30, 1994 by Mayor P A Hodges.
Rock Hill South Carolina will host a teachers summer school at Winthrop College from June 230 to July Zeb. The program offers on campus boarding, ample library facilities and extensive accommodations giving the South Carolina Summer School a local advantage. Prices and details appear in the Mendulg wrappers advertising discounts.
An unnamed Florida resident from Melbouesa describes failing health and a doctor’s claim of a free trial for a new remedy. The account mentions a dramatic improvement and a belief in recovery after trying the product, with references to a claimed new discovery and medical manipulation aid.
Paraded display of minor items and a medicinal salve advertised as best on earth. Bucklun’s Arnica Salve promises pain relief and fast healing for wounds burns and sores at five cents through the local druggist.
The town of Munautaville adopts changes to its license ordinance shifting penalties and fee structures. The amendment raises the amounts charged for certain permits and imposes new rules for contractors, merchants, and exemptions, with specific figures adjusted and timelines noted.
A local notice records an event at the Bonnettaville office on Darlington near the Posta Telegraph office in January 1890.
An 1904 town ordinance approved by the mayor and aldermen imposes taxes to fund treasury needs. It levies twenty-one cents per hundred dollars of real and personal property within town limits, with due date January 1, 1904 and a 50 percent penalty for late payment. Additional levies of fourteen cents per hundred dollars fund bond interest and sinking fund.
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