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Newspaper
Marlboro Democrat
Location
Bennettsville, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1908
Page
6
A Cheraw judge, R C Watts, is praised for punctuality, fairness, and firm stance against crime. The piece lauds his understanding of people, common sense in applying law, and regard as an honor to preside over Marlboro County’s fourth circuit.
A hot dusty day in Kennettstown features a scene of labor with workers building nearby while a sunburnt dog lies panting in the gutter. Spectators note the animal’s suffering, a passerby splashes with blood, and by evening the dog is found dead, prompting reflections on cruelty and urban life.
The article notes that while most areas honor Confederate dead, Ben Jousville does not observe Memorial Day, drawing criticism. It recalls Marlboro men as poor fighters who followed Lee Jackson Johnson and opposed Union forces, urging yearly commemoration to honor these heroes and instill reverence for their cause.
A historical call to honor Confederate sacrifices and observe memorial day with ceremonies. The speaker urges Bennettsville to ensure this day is widely celebrated with grave tributes and shared remembrance of those who served the South.
The column glances at senatorial prospects and political maneuvering, notes on waterworks approval, and a sensational claim about Jim Malloy’s impending execution. It mentions Governor Ansel at a Washington governors conference, reflects on national politics, and highlights Charlestons canal and port prospects.
A June election is planned to establish a Willis district high school under new rural high school law. A closing concert preceded the vote with performances by students including pantomime Sit for Taw and a Teddy Bear drill. Cast featured Miss Essie Bethen and Miss Rosa Galloway with music by Miss Delle Roper.
Monday sessions discharged multiple cases with mixed outcomes. Pearson and Buchan found not guilty. McDullie convicted and fined or imprisoned. Patterson and Williams sentenced for larceny and assault. Thomas fined for obscenity. Adultery cases suspended after marriages. grand jury returned true bills. Betsy Polston and Toney Vyas no bill.
A historical ad copy touts Shoop's Coffee Cure promising healing benefits for bronchial membranes and general wellness. It claims no narcotics or chloroform, with Dr Shoop of Racine, Wisconsin endorsing the product sold by KP Rogers and others. The text blends dubious medical claims and commercial promotion typical of period ads.
Crosses of honor will be bestowed on all applicants June 3 at 10 o clock a m at the court house with a brief ceremony. If unable to attend, a reliable messenger may receive the cross on written request. A long list of living and deceased veterans and relatives is published in full.
Adamsville Doings notes good health in the district with strong cotton and corn yields. Mr. Johnie Hamer praises standout cotton at Tatum, while James McDaniel visits his daughter Janie Thompson. Tatum builds two brick stores and a barber shop in a new brick block, with J A Stanton Jr charging ahead on two houses. Supervisors deliver a new city road improving conditions, replacing prior sandy paths.
An advertising fragment urges focus on nerves controlling kidneys and claims tablets or liquid restore function. It mocks kidney treatments that target kidneys alone and promotes Bhoop's Restoratiya as a remedy, asserting it will help with weak kidneys and related symptoms.
An old advertisement promotes Dr Shoops Restorative pills claiming bowel movement relief and blood pressure support. Separate public notice states George Crosland estate land access restrictions with warnings of prosecution for trespass and details about entry and property use as posted in various locations.
Tichite piles provoke profanity but Profanity won’t cure them Poan's Olntient cures itching bleeding or Probrudlive plies after years of suffer Ii Atany drug store.
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