Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Credited by Lake Woman
Mrs. Mary Sherman of Lake Michigan reports her irregularities and weakness disappeared after using Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. She praises the remedy, urges others with similar troubles to consider the product when doctors fail to help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Sherman
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lake
Michigan
Messanda
Lydia
Pinkham
Mary Sherman
Route 2
Lake, Mich
Lydia B. Pinkham
Profiteering Charge Against Doctor In Nugokores
A judge ruling in Nugokores near Budinest held a doctor liable for profiteering after charging 5000 crowds in a village but providing no patient visit. The higher court affirmed that exorbitant professional fees constitute profiteering, preventing execution against doctors while recognizing services as work.
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Nugokores
Budinest
Small Saintly Congregation Church Notice
An early Boston transcription notes splendid music at a church fete with AV volunteers assisting the choir. An old proverb appears, warning that those with weaker causes make the loudest noise.
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Boston
State Takes Charge of Coal Distribution Amid Shortage
The Railroad Commission and Governor Harvey take control of coal distribution in South Carolina at President Harding's request through Herbert Hoover. Ben K. Geer of Greenville named chair of a new committee. further members to be named. The coal price remains set by the Hoover committee, while distribution and transportation are managed by the commission. A meeting of utility, mill, and wholesaler heads will determine current coal stock and operations. The move follows miner strikes and coal shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Harvey
Ond Commission
South Carolina
Herbert Hoover
Harding
Hoover
Ben K. Geer
Greenville
Deer
Frank W. Shealy
Railroad Commission
Geer
Shealy
Dove Shooting Opens September in South Carolina
Dove shooting will begin September 1 in South Carolina under a ruling by Chief Game Warden A. A. Richardson after agreement with federal authorities. The open season for various game birds and animals is listed with dates from September 1 to November 1 and beyond, including deer bucks only in September and turkeys on Thanksgiving day. The piece also notes road contract plans for Wateree river bridge approaches in Sumter County with Simmons & Marrant of Charleston submitting the low bid, and a $10,000 pledge from the Columbia Chamber of Commerce though no cash has been received yet.
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Columbia
South Carolina Cotton Growers’ Co-operative Association
South Carolina Association
Ife
Clarence J. Jackson
Horatio
Sumter County
South Carolina
H. G. Kaminer
L. D. Jennings
Jennings
Fr. R. Shanks
Texas
Co. M. Morgan
Arizona
Henry S. Johnson
T. B. Young
Florence
Tobacco Co-Operative Association
Cotton Association
Alfred Scarborough
Eastover
J. H. Claffey
Oranecbure
J. B. Cuess
Denmark
RC. Hamer
J. Wade Drake
Anderson
J. B. Johnson
Rock Till
L. J. Browning
Union
Douglas MekKay
Booker
A. A. Richardson
Richardson
Bob
Sumter
Wateree River
Simmons & Mayrant
Charleston
Columbia Chamber of Commercee F
Mrs Vanderbilt to Open South Carolina State Fair
Mrs George W Vanderbilt of Asheville North Carolina president of the North Carolina state fair will formally open the South Carolina state fair on Monday October 23. A program of elaborate scope will be arranged for the occasion. She is the only woman resident of a state fair and her opening is seen as appropriate as women of the state take a big role in the fall festival.
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Vanderbilt
George W. Vanderbilt
Asheville
N. C
Many Automobiles Registered in July State Report
About 1 500 new automobiles were registered in July signaling economic activity despite challenges such as boll weevils and elections. Richland leads with 198 registrations, Greenville 152, Spartanburg 134, Charleston 108, and Anderson 93. Seventy trucks were registered, Charleston with 11, Greenville eight, and Spartanburg and Chester seven each. July totals exceed June by 1 142 vehicles. For seven months, registrations up about 1 500 versus 1921, but total license fees are down about $5 000 due to lighter models. Governor Harvey opened an inquiry into parole compliance after a parolee failed to return to prison.
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State Highway Department
Richland
Greenville
Spartanburg
Charleston
Anderson
Spartanburge
Chester
Highway Department
Department
Harvey
Jack Schumaker
Ellorea
Orangeburg
Dukes
Schumaker
Laurens Educational Rally Advocates Seven Month School Term
Laurens county educators and civic leaders convened at the county courthouse for an educational rally under the Federated Clubs. The unanimous resolution urged a seven month school term and legislative funding, with residents willing to pay higher taxes to support the program.
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Laurens
Laurens County
South Carolina
General Assembly of
J. B. Bennett
Wilson
Public Utility Sold in Spartanburg Auction
The South Carolina Light Power and Telegraph Company assets in Spartanburg were auctioned by Receiver George H. Tripp under Federal Judge Hawkins orders. Henry M. Warle, representing bondholders, bid $1,000,000—the sole bid—and the firm will likely be reorganized.
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Public Utility
Spartanburg
South Carolina, Light, Power and Quailway Company
Public Utilities Company
George 43. Tripp
HH. E. Watkins
Federal District Court For
South Carolina
Henry M. Warle
Salary of MPs and tax relief revealed
The article notes MPs receive about £400 a year and pay income tax, but law officers found that MPs expenses can be counted against income. This new understanding means poorer MPs may pay no tax, seen as a fortunate outcome for ministers and Parliament amid austerity measures.
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M. P
Anthwaste
Ministry
House of Commons
Crown
Uza
Neow Republic
Poets React to Brokers and Stokers Magazine
A brief note quotes the Louisville Courier about poets seeking publication. The exchange highlights that the magazine delays verdicts and prefers multiple stars, not single poems, in its selections.
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Brokers and Stokers
Oime
Louisville Courier
Pournal
Law Easier Than Securing Tavek
A brief note states that obtaining a Tavek is harder than pursuing legal avenues. It reflects a common frustration with legal processes versus simpler routes.
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Tavek
Complete Absorption in a Birmingham Ape-Teveval Excerpt
Mr Gadder asks about a lecture, Mrs Gadder praises its depth on the subconscious. She admits she cannot explain the talk yet stays absorbed, noting she cannot describe how any woman in attendance was dressed.
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Mr. Gadder
Mrs. Gadder
Birmingham
Dead Shot Pills Advertised With Money Back Guarantee
Advertisement touts Dr. Peery's Dead Shot as a single dose remedy for stomach and bowel issues with no second dose or purge needed. It promises money back if it fails and claims benefits for both conditions. The notice targets parents of children and mentions Hana Worma.
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Hana Worma
Dr. Peery
Roll Butter Rivalry Delights Baltimore WOLD
A playful dialogue features a young housekeeper and a denter in a quirky exchange about butter and eels. The humorous banter includes odd measurements like two yards and a hat, reflecting a whimsical, antiquated newspaper tone. No clear event or outcome is stated.
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Baltimore
The Dress Is the Thing Says Rewriter in Dallas News
The Dallas News columnist asserts the dress is the key topic and predicts public opinion will soon align with his view on undress full dress and later dress. He emphasizes attire as a defining issue and a social signal for the era.
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Dallas News
Health is the Ability to Resist Disease
A concise view defines health as more than absence of illness, emphasizing resilience and resistance to disease as a key capability for well being.
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North Carolina
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Foster-Milburn CO
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Rirestory
Issies
Green Mountain
ES Ee Mtedruggista
Mitchell Saiv
Tollef
Matt, Hall & Ruckel
Waverly Place
New York
Gen E. Geer
Price Committee
Supreme Court
EF. N. Mittle
Orangeburg County
Harry McCaw
Mittle
J. H. Patterson
Farmers’ Civic League
Colleton
Julia Stebbins
Colleton County
Winthrop
Clemson Colleges
Winthrop College
York
Charles Anspaugh
Lagrange
Indiana
F. O. B. Flint
Mich
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Motor Company
Detroit
General Motors Corporation
Whitehall Street
Atlanta
Georgia
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