5th Annual Meeting of Missionary Union
The W. M. U. of the Pickens association holds its fifth annual meeting at Pickens Baptist Church August 13 and 14 with sessions including Thanksgiving, reports on Margaret Home, Y. P. S. C., mountain school offering, centennial celebration of Baptist work, and policy adoption.
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The
Pickens Association
Pickens Baptist Church
C. E. Robinson
R. A. Hester
Adelia Hester
W. M.S
Margaret Home
J.M. Stewart
C.E. Watson
Elizabeth Allgood
Essie Taylor
P. B.C
W.M. S
Berta Jones
W.M. U
J. R. Fizer
Southern Baptist .Convention
Southern States
Baptists of the
Nellie Grandy
Joel Rice
Lenora Glazener
C. E. Watson
Lou Curtis
Market Wisdom From Sacred Timings in London Letter
A New York house received a London market letter quoting King Solomon and Ecclesiastes to claim rules of periodicity in business cycles. The letter urges investors to decide if now is a time to get or to lose, framing the idea as market wisdom from the Street Journal.
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New York
London
Solomon
Wal
Street Journal
Dodson's Liver Tone Replaces Calomel as Liver Remedy
A health notice touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe, pleasant tasting vegetable liquid to replace calomel. It claims calomel is mercury and dangerous, while Liver Tone starts the liver like calomel with no bad after effects and costs about fifty cents for a large bottle.
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Dodson
Farmers' Institutes Bring Clemson Winthrop Talks to Pickens
The Sentinel reports Clemson and Winthrop experts will present practical talks at Farmers' Institutes in Pickens county this week. The first session was Tuesday at Six Mile with other meetings set for Ooleney on Friday and Pickens on Saturday. Farmers are urged to bring vetch and clover samples and attend.
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Pickens County
Clemson
Winthrop Colleges
the Sentinel
Pickens
Six Mile
Ooleney
Rural School Buildings bulletin issued by Clemson College
Rural school construction bulletin by Prof. R E Lee issued for teachers and trustees. Free copies from Clemson College or the state department of education. Also legal notice from Pickens County in 1914 Court of Common Pleas about partition of John Bowen real estate and guardian ad litem for minors. Sleeping car service announced between Spartanburg Greenville and Atlanta effective May 31 1914 on S A L and G S and A lines with schedules and ticket info.
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South Carolina
Clemson College
R. E. Lee
State Department of Education
State of
County of Pickens
Court of Common Pleas
T. J. Bowen
M. L. Bowen
L. M. Berry
W. R. Bowen
S. H. Bowen
N. Texie Bowen
Matilda Taylor
R. E. Bowen
John H. Bowen
Elvira Halcombe
Janie Dalton
Pickens
John Bowen
L. H. Smith
A. J. Boces
Clerk of Court of Common Pleas
County of
Schedule highlights for travel to Charlotte and Atlanta
Published timetable figures show departures and arrivals between Easley Seneca and Charlotte, with connections to Atlanta and Birmingham. Officials note times are for information and not guaranteed and advise contacting W. R. Taber or W. E. McGaE for complete details.
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WN. B
Easley
Seneca
Charlotte
Atlanta
Washington
Bham
W.R. Taber
Greenville
S.C
W.E. McGae
G.P A
Columbia
S. C
The Sentinel Printing Order Urged for Quick Run
Readers are urged to send printing orders to The Sentinel to ensure fast processing and prompt publication. The notice stresses submitting the copy early and confirming page placement for timely distribution.
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the Sentinel
Meeting the Family in Sam's First Dance Tale
Sam brings Grace to multiple dances amid family jokes and shock. His mother frets sixteen is too young and questions Grace's upbringing while Grace adapts to the new social scene. Sam deflects, enjoys the attention, and announces plans to take Grace to tea and later to the Alpha Pi event.
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Sam
Grace
Miss Brice
Sumiay
Bessie
the Red
Alpha Pi
Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy Praised by Carolina Readers
Southeast readers report swift relief from Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy. Letters from W. R. Davenport of Parker and J. E. Erwin of Winston-Salem claim cure or life saving results after use. The ad touts quick digestive clearing and avoidance of operations, urging caution to ensure authenticity.
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Carolina
Mayr
W. R. Davenport
Parker
N. C
J. E. Erwin
Winston-Salem, N. C
United Sue
Maya
Pickens'Drag’ Co
Act Gao
Commander Evans Impresses With Paris Lecture Feat
Amtarctic commander Evans gains acclaim for promising to lecture at the Sorbonne in French learned in 15 days. He reportedly speaks like a native though some tense slips exist. The feat raises British linguist reputation, the Galway Gazette notes.
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Evans
Sorbonne
Toole
Pail Mall Gazette
The Biggest Trust and a German Language Gap
A letter to The New York Sun quotes Dr William Lee Howard on distrust in country newspapers and a German university colleague's remark about the United States. It notes a United States Consul who could not speak German, and now one who does not speak English.
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New York Sun
William Lee Howard
United States
Four Things a Man Must Learn to Do
Four lines present a didactic verse urging clarity in thought love for others and honest action. It sets four core aims for a man seeking to keep a true personal record and live with integrity.
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Farmers’ Institutes
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Savannah
Pickens Sentinel
Rural School Bulletin
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Honea Path
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Chick Springs Spartenburg
Greenville, Anderson & Spartanburg Railway
C. S. Allen, G. P. A
Southern Railway
Correr
Ion
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