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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1918
Page
7
An advertisement extols Dodson's Liver Tone as a gentle vegetable liver cleanse that replaces dangerous calomel. It claims quick morning relief, no toxicity, and suitability for children, with a money back guarantee and druggist endorsement.
Field Marshal Haig orders British troops in France to hold their ground at all costs as Allied reinforcements move up. The statement frames the fight as protecting homes and mankind’s freedom, signaling a potential Allied counterstroke to relieve the German pressure.
A sermon outlines Jesus on the mountain with Peter James and John to reveal the kingdom’s glory amid faith doubt. Moses and Elijah appear in glory, a divine voice proclaims the beloved Son, and the disciples learn to trust the coming kingdom beyond the cross. Peter’s missteps and the healing of a demon-possessed boy illustrate the power of faith and the divine servant’s authority.
Two Kansas men hunting near Barton County narrowly avoided a dangerous encounter when a jackrabbit used camouflage to hide as a rushing Russian thistle. The hunters, startled by the movement, watched the rabbit spring away unseen until the plant’s disguise failed, proving the creature had outwitted them.
An advertisement extols Boschee's German Syrup as a trusted cough remedy used across the United States for over fifty years. It claims to quiet nighttime coughing, ease morning phlegm, soothe inflamed throat parts, and support recovery while noting American-made production and long sales history.
A dated ad notes Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as the original liver pills popular for bowel regulation for decades. It also comments on social circles and male income as gatekeeping factors.
Advertisement offers ethine double strength cream to remove freckles with nightly applications. Claims even stubborn spots fade, lighter freckles vanish, and money back guarantee if ineffective. IncludesPigment removal promise and drugstore purchase instruction.
London era Haig orders all ranks to hold every position to the end as French forces move to support Britain. He warns the enemy seeks to split allies and seize channel ports while praising troops for self sacrifice. He urges sustained resistance, stating homes and mankind depend on continued fighting.
Chairman Hurley of the Shipping Board urged Southern shipyards to lead in building ships before the Southern Commercial Congress shipping committee. He highlighted the region's coastline and climate as advantages and argued the South should not lag behind other sections in ocean tonnage production.
Washington The war department defend its plan to base draft quotas on the number of registrants in Class 1 rather than population after a lengthy House debate. An amendment to base quotas on total registration and liability to service was defeated.
A Russian guard spoke broken English when challenged by the officer of the day. He asked who goes there, and the sentry replied in fractured terms that he understood the order as go ahead.
An old advertisement urges quick action for piles claiming Eagle Pile Remedy cures piles fissures and fistula with an internal home treatment. It promises relief and cost savings versus hospital surgery and offers ordering options priced at $1.00 plus a free descriptive booklet from Reed Distributing Company Paterson New Jersey.
A cryptic quotation from Romeo cited by the New York Sun discusses on edge efforts to avert wear and tear. The line frames a moonlit pledge as a remedy for looming strain and trouble.
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