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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1915
Page
3
In Mesquite a crippled man and pursuers chase Alan Law Rose Barcus Judith through canyon trails. A rope rescue ends when Judith sacrifices herself to save Alan, Barcus, and Rose as rock and shale threaten a deadly fall.
Alan and Barcus descend the shale roof to reach Judith and secure a rope rescue. A hydraulic nozzle aimed to halt a pursuing car drives the vehicle over the cliff, killing its occupants instantly as the navy’s safety goal is achieved.
The general assembly leaves compulsory education to each school district, a move seen as evading the issue that has dominated the state for years. The Yorkville Enquirer notes it as a clever dodge though still unsatisfactory.
A damaged OCR fragment references grandfatherly language and aCourier line. The readable bits hint at family memory and emotional recollections, with scattered phrases about grandfathers and words. Limited legible text suggests a personal reminiscence or editorial aside in a historical column.
The Columbia State comments on harsh winter cold driving people to think of mosquitos gnats redbugs and flies. The piece urges Colonel Winter to hold the fort as spring seems far away.
An old London phrase hints at miscommunication and repeated insistence on being heard. The fragment captures a brusque, colloquial exchange centered on clarity and response.
Men s overcoats for sale bargain heavy undershirts 40c men and boys suits sizes 36 to 42 all 12 12c A F Ginghams 10c Amoskeag Ginghams 8c sample hats 2 values 125 150 125 hens 10c lb hams trade 15c lb butter 15c Chattanooga Plows and points line
A terse note criticizes the Pickens Sentinel spelling practice calling it wrong and comparing it to other small papers like Roo Tugaloo Tribune. The remark highlights concerns over editorial style and accuracy.
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