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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1914
Page
2
Fragmentary Pickens county notes discuss local governance, police presence, farming concerns, and rural affairs in Easley and surrounding areas. Mentions Clemson College farmers meeting and state issues affecting Pickens Drug Co. and local taxpayers.
A long opinion piece extols the International Typographical Union as a 60 year old, 700 local strong group with 60,000 members across the US and territories. It highlights its Colorado Springs home and tuberculosis sanatorium, pension and burial benefits, apprenticeships, and a world‑leading printers’ home funded by members. The article praises union ideals, education, and worker welfare, plus a new Lynch booklet detailing benefits and the home.
A terse dialogue from the Philadelphia Ledger notes a trader’s remark about a “queer combination” of bottles and rags. The exchange suggests everyday goods and streetcraft within urban commerce, illustrating social rhythms of a busy market.
An advertisment touts Vinci cod liver and iron tonic with out oil to revive run-down women. Mrs. Walter Price of Biloxi Mississippi reports improving appetite and strength after using Vinci seaselen thorax decoction and other medicines proved ineffective.
W T Drrieux appeals Baptists of Pickens and Vicinity through The Pickens Sentinel to donate cash or small gifts to pay a mounting state mission board debt. Receipts given for cash. name and amount recorded. Early February settlement urged. Also brief ad note: flour tobacco coffee sale by D Harris.
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