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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1916
Page
3
Sidney Sage seeks nursing training aided by K LeMoyne while Aunt Harriet launches a dress shop. On the Street Max Wilson, a brilliant surgeon, moves toward professional maturity as Sidney leans on him for a helping hand. Le Moyne offers steadiness yet faces personal conflict.
The First South Carolina Infantry was paid off at Camp Moore ahead of muster out. More than $42,000 was disbursed. captains drew none due to bond liability for government property. The 1,068 officers and men left for home as celebrations erupted across South Carolina towns. Maj. Watson and Capt. Workman resign their commissions. Col. Blythe ended a long tenure. Gov. Manning urged job restoration and praised the regiment’s border service.
The inquiry suggests questions about why Le Moyne avoids Doctor Max and whether Le Moyne might be involved in wrongdoing. Evidence is unclear, leaving readers to infer motives and potential trust issues without decisive proof.
A fragment shows a father questioning if young Simpson will work to support Jeannette as she explains he plans to think only of her. The dialogue hints at a parental obstacle to marriage without full context.
A doctor warns that continuing at the current pace will ruin health by forty five. The wife replies that by then they will be able to afford the costs, reflecting a grim financial mindset in a Boston Transcrint item.
The Charleston Light Dragoons, 12 plus men from Colum ban ranks, patrolled the U S Mexican border near Anapra New Mexico on Thanksgiving day. They expect to return to El Paso December 1 with uncertain plans for Christmas. They describe cold weather, snow on surrounding ranges, guard duty increases, and improvised shelter with coal from El Paso.
Capt. Jeter of the First South Carolina Infantry dies Nov 30 in the base hospital at San Antonio after illness. He resigned his Aiken pastorate to serve, left a wife in Alabama, and will be buried in Florence. One of his four children serves in the U S Navy.
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