Samuel Anoints David King After Saul's Reign Ends
The lesson follows Samuel mourning Saul then obeying God's call to select a successor. God guides Samuel step by step, revealing David as the chosen one from Jesse's sons. David, a humble youth of about fifteen, is anointed though not yet reigning, and his future, shaped by service and devotion, foreshadows Christ.
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Samuel
Ramah
Saul
God
David
Maclaren
Bethlehem
Jesse
Ruth
Rahab
Harlot
Judah
Elah
Carey
Livingston
Moody
Beecher
Darling
Jesus
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for Constitutional Catarrh
A 19th century advertisement declares Hall's Catarrh Cure a universal remedy for catarrh, claiming internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. Proponents offer $100 reward if it fails to cure and urge readers to mail for testimonials from Toledo Ohio. Also promotes Dr. Blrs Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
Trall
Ture
Cow and Her Product
Notes from Clemson College dairy division on clean milk production and feeding. Emphasizes gradual feed changes, washing hands and udder before milking, and that butterfat sales preserve soil fertility better than hay. Encourages feeding hay and grain to cows to derive cash from butterfat while maintaining farm fertility.
A Voter Proposes Change in Registration Board Appointments
A Greenville News letter from a voter in Pickens county urges letting applicants for the county registration board offer their services weeks before the January 1916 appointment. The plan would allow public input and fund the board’s election costs, easing the senator’s burden and avoiding hard feelings. The writer notes a similar suggestion in Greenville County regarding filling an unexpired clerk of court term.
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P.S
Greenville
Marne Cowan's Guernsey Sets Butterfat Record
Ohio Guernsey cow Marne Cowan breaks the world record with 1,096 pounds of butterfat in a year, yielding about 1,400 pounds of butter. The piece notes price differences by quality, urges Dairy Division help from Clemson College, and discusses herd replacement, heredity, and environment as dairy success factors.
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Marne Cowan
Ohio
Guernsey
Clemson College
Norfolk County Sunsets Letters From the Editor Column
Sunlit rural notes recount a sprained ankle on February ninth and a heavy March snowfall with comparisons to 1876. The writer recalls Rev. B F Murphree’s sermons at Antioch, J Swearingen’s education talk at Pickens, and a successful Antioch school term led by Stella Porter and Nannie Porter. News mentions MKasley clock plans and a call for courthouse clock installation, preferring such over public-square floral beautification.
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A. T. Winchester
Sentinel
B. F. Murphree
Antioch
Bro. Murphree
J. Swearingen
Pickens
Antioch School
Stella Porter
Nannie
Mkasley City
City Hall
Court House
Anderson County Rejects $750,000 Road Bond With Wide Margin
In a public vote last week Anderson county residents defeated the proposed bond issue of 750 thousand dollars aimed at funding improved roads. Despite desire for better highways, the plan failed by a large margin 2230 to 168.
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Anderson County
South Carolina reports twelve child labor law violations
State factory inspectors last week reported twelve violations of the child labor law of South Carolina. Each case was prosecuted before magistrates. Convictions were obtained in eight, one bond was forfeited, one party fled to another state, and two cases were continued.
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South Carolina
Higher-Ups Put Down Illegal Liquor Traffic
The Yorkville Enquirer urges citizens to support Governor Manning in enforcing liquor laws and to act as a committee of one for law obedience. It warns against prejudice and warns that even those enforcing laws must be watched for overreach, comparing arrogance to criminal danger.
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Manning
Yorkville Enquirer
Weather Forces End of Dardanelles Contest in Second Inning
In Greenville News brief, a contest at Dardanelles was called in the second inning due to bad weather with a double-header planned soon after.
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Dardanelles
Greenville News
advertisers fill the paper with local notices
A brief note on the paper’s ads highlighting their role in informing readers and the value of reading them to avoid missing important offers and announcements.
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Pickens Hardware and Grocery Company
A. B. Taylor
J. W. Hendricks
Erry Business College
Perry Business College
Greenville, S. C
Grand Opera House
F. WY. Lippman CO
Savannah
Friends of
Pickens County
Europe
A. K.park, West and Greenville, South Carolina
Pickens Bank
J. McD
Bruce
Frank McPall
International Sunday School
FE. C. Shuers
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Sunset News
Sep
Phe Sentinel
the Globe Optica Company
Masonic ‘Temple
Greenville, 8. C
A.A. Odom
A. H. Schade
Pres, Leo
Treas
Edw. L. Bolt & Co
Easley
S. C
Millinery Department
Sic
L. L
Edwin L. Bolt & Co
Easley, South Carolina
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