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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1918
Page
5
Eight miles from Central South Carolina a 125 acre farm offers two houses running water and timber. The property has produced 26 bales of cotton, lies on a public road near church and school in a good neighborhood with a wire fencing valued at 150 dollars. One of the greatest bargains offered inquiries to Sc L Henderson Central SC.
An advertisement touts L-Rheumo as the greatest remedy for past years and urges readers to keep the prescription at home. It claims thousands testify to its wonderful cures and lists Central Drug Co in Central, South Carolina and Pickens Drug Co in Pickens, South Carolina as sources.
A Mississippi farmer Horn finds an ancient iron mineral deposit later leased to Ferrodine Chemical Corp The company bottles and markets this iron tonic touted to cure blood rheumatic and stomach ailments with no opiates or alcohol Readily available through local stores or by mail order from Fr Iodine Chemical Corp Roanoke VA
Public auction to the highest bidders on Saturday March 9 at ten oclock a m of all personal property including household goods lot of corn and a milk cow from the estate of Harriet Adaline Freeman deceased to be held at the late residence of Mrs Freeman Administrator T AL JULIAN.
One hundred dollar reward offer for catarrh cure. Hall's Catarrh Medicine, marketed by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo Ohio, claims to heal catarrh by acting through the blood. It promises health improvements after short use and offers testimonials free.
The Pickens Sentinel once accepted chickens on subscription as a novelty and The Herald and News jokes about taking a few as well. The piece notes J. P. Carey Sr once edited a newspaper at Hasley and also edited a paper at Greenwood.
A memorial obituary honors W S Rigdon born February 19 1841 who died February 5. It recalls his Civil War service with Co H 2d S C Rifles under Gen Lee near Petersburg and his return to farming. Survived by seven children and wife Mary Simmons, the note praises his faith, charity, and devotion to his church and family.
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