Fragmentary wartime era notice in Columbia paper
Ambiguous OCR fragment references The Columbia and a close race. Mentions adverti ment affecting several men with heads visible. Context and details are unclear.
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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1914
Page
4
Ambiguous OCR fragment references The Columbia and a close race. Mentions adverti ment affecting several men with heads visible. Context and details are unclear.
A fragment from Albert J. Beveridge extols the South as the future heart of industry and civilization. It highlights fertile land, vast mineral and water power, timber, and a vast waterways system, arguing the Panama Canal and southern ports will drive national prosperity and moral resolve.
Mrs Florence A Donnelly long serving clerk to Representative J A Mann of Illinois is praised by the minority leader for supplying him with much of his information. The article notes her 22 years of service and efficiency amid a report of a train robbery near Detroit and other political events.
Three men believed amateur robbers held up Southern railway train No 41 near Facklers Alabama around 8 20 pm. No valuable items were found in the express or baggage cars only perishables trunks and socks were left behind. Two robbers entered the express car and took pouches and safes while the train was stopped at the signal.
Baron Nobuaki Makino the Japanese foreign minister indicts U S responses as unsatisfactory in the California alien land dispute. He notes the unanswered third note to Secretary Bryan and records Ambassador Chinda’s March 6 meeting with President Wilson to press for stopping anti Japanese legislation.
An ad promotes Gowans for colds and croup claiming rapid penetration of congestion without fumes or drugs. It asserts Gowans can prevent pneumonia from cold exposure and markets bottles at 25, 50, and 1.00 with a druggist guarantee by Gowan Medical Company in Concord, NC.
George W. Neville former New York cotton exchange president spoke in Greenville on a business visit with C. B. Webb. He praised the currency act calling the reserve system a marvel and said commercial paper will be treated as collateral, making currency more flexible. He backed Wilson’s chances for fit Federal Reserve Board members and noted the importance of reserve city locations for capital access.
Federal waterway improvement from Charleston to Savannah would create a seven foot low water depth and 75 to 100 foot channel widths with entrances and curves widened. The project costs about 100000 dollars with 90000 for construction and 10000 for maintenance and is backed by the war department. It would boost commerce for Charleston Savannah and intermediate towns and connect the Columbia Charleston waterway with Savannah.
Commissioner Watson of the South Carolina department of agriculture warns merchants to avoid Western corn. Recent shipments found in Columbia and elsewhere were seized or held. a 200 bushel Fourth Grade corn shipment was tied up and later reshipped beyond state borders at the request of the original shipper.
The commissioner urges that all corn purchases this season be subject to state inspection and that merchants comply for inspectors to be sent. In Rock Hill, the Woman's Club of the Aragon mill village opened a youth club room at the mill quarters to provide a social and reading space from 7 to 9 PM with a club librarian.
Active preparations are underway for a greatly increased tobacco crop in Claren don county. Many farmers have seed beds prepared and planted and are working on corn and cotton as two-horse plows break up land. If seasons prove propitious, farmers will give a good account this year.
A recipe for sorrel soup uses butter bay leaf sorrel lettuce milk flour lemon juice pepper and salt simmered then strained and served with croûtons. Includes a home craft note about covering a glass door with reflective ruby green and yellow paper to imitate glass.
Cut meat into three inch squares and brown in a spider. Layer three carrots three parsnips and four onions on top. Cover with water and bake three hours in the oven, stirring often.
A simple method to remove stains and oils from a coffee pot uses carbonate of soda. Add a tablespoon, fill with water, boil briefly, then rinse thoroughly with hot water.
A note discusses how white paper degrades textiles over time, while blue or brown papers are safer for long term storage. It warns that chloride compounds in some papers can fade fabrics.
A dialogue highlights efficiency experts as a questioner asks if one is for or against them. The reply affirms support, noting the gas company plans to hire many to read gas meters monthly.
Article asserts deafness stems from inflamed Eustachian tube mucous lining and claims only constitutional remedies can restore hearing. It cites catarrh as a frequent cause and mentions an unnamed remedy and a Toledo company product sold by a local dealer, with a vague call to buy mail order pills.
The Pickens Sentinel promotes a vote contest with prizes including a Cote Player Piano valued for its tone and a ten year warranty. A diamond soltaire ring is on display at Keowee Pharmacy, and Draugons Business College offers a lifetime scholarship for the runner up.
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