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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1916
Page
3
Claim inside-bathing with hot water and limestone phosphate cleanses stomach liver kidneys and bowels. One week of daily use before breakfast on an empty stomach allegedly improves appetite complexion and energy with inexpensive cost and broad health claims.
The forbidden coast of Panama, once hostile toward settlers due to the San Blas Indians, is now quieted. A major colonization project is underway under the direction of James M. Hyatt, a wealthy Colon resident.
Marine Hye emedy Co Chicago offers an eye book on request. It restores refreshes and promotes eye health. Suitable for all eyes that God care. Exposure in cold cutting winds and dust is addressed by the remedy.
Germany introduces pertinax a new insulating material made by layering paper impregnated with resin and heated under pressure. The hard waterproof material withstands 180 to 200 degrees Celsius and could replace porcelain in 20 000 volt indoor uses.
In a tense chase, Oliver departs toward Shelby by train after a mountain rendezvous. Mr. Black doubts Oliver’s innocence and a Shelby detective presses the search, while Reuther, relieved yet anxious, hopes Oliver reaches safety before allegations arise. Oliver is gone, heading north.
In Shelby, Deborah and Mr. Black confront the town’s stigma over Etheridge’s death. Oliver Ostrander awaits a staged meeting engineered by Judge Ostrander, while new evidence surfaces about the old crime. Black explains the mob’s shouts and the impending first interview with Oliver.
Peasants in Castelfranco dell' Emilia uncover 96 bronze aesalenatum pieces in 1897. The pre Roman money bears a tribal sign and is linked to Italic tribes around 1000 B.C. Some scholars dispute authenticity, but rare specimens exist with little preserved in museums.
The Mines of Spain produced over one third of the world’s quicksilver last year and have ancient roots running before Christ. Experts note no bottom is found to Spanish cinnabar, while other Spain mineral resources like iron ore and coal are praised yet said to be managed poorly or inefficiently.
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