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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1915
Page
7
Citizens debate the proposed wishing subject and its implications, prompting questions about motive and impact. Residents weigh potential benefits and concerns as discussions unfold amid community commentary.
A historical ad fragment promotes Tetterine salve for itching piles eczema ringworm and scalp diseases with mail orders from The Shuptrine Co Savannah Georgia. It mentions a $9.50 payment and a free Liver Pills offer with mail orders.
For galled horses apply anford s Balsam of Myrrh and you keep working. If not cured quicker than other remedies the dealer will refund your money. Adv. Her Worry. Darling will you love me when I'm old I will if you promise to love me if I grow fat.
An old advertisement promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic with claim that quinine drives out malaria and iron fortifies the system. It notes the product price at 50 cents and emphasizes its tasteless formula.
A damaged excerpt shows a girl complimenting a dancer and a playful reply. The dialogue hints at lingering energy or attraction with a teasing line about needing more things to continue. The text reads archaic and incomplete, offering only the core exchange.
A fragment claims Elixir Babek as a good tonic that drives malaria and fever from the system. It credits parish use by Dr Beymanowski at Stephen's Church in Pat Amboy and notes a 60 cent price via Kloczewski & Co. The text also includes unrelated quips about jealousy.
A brief cheeky ad notes Hanford's Salaam as a remedy for soreness with advert copy claiming beads of perspiration are the jewels of honest labor. The line blends rustic humor with product promotion in a small classified style.
United States Department of Agriculture guidance on late fall or winter mulching, shallow cultivation, weed control, and soil moisture conservation for South strawberry farming. It details mulch materials, rotation with legumes, and succession plans including cowpeas, vegetables, corn, and oats to boost yield and cut costs.
Italy values its army as more than drill discipline. Soldiers are expected to aid in protecting life and property, help during crime, accidents, and disasters, and act quickly in calamities like earthquakes. The army serves as both domestic protection and defense against foreign threats.
A judge praises a creative scheme that uses small hammers for table pounding to turn applause into a boost for performers. The concept treats knocking as a deliberate, ingenious form of support rather than noise.
A Washington anecdote recalls Congressman Joseph J. Russell and a dinner party remark about marriage. A spinster and bachelor exchange quips on wedlock while Little Aimee learns sewing and jokes that the needle eye is cross eyed.
A dialogue reflects a plan to reorganize the choir into a stronger foundation. A separate note reports production of gold in the Philippines rising 39 percent over the previous year.
A young mother buys scales to measure her first baby's growth but finds the baby weighs less than she feels. The hardware storekeeper asks if the fault might lie with the baby, not the scales, and she accepts the point, keeping the scales.
A brief witticism from the Philadelphia Public Ledger notes the humor of a separation question and its answer. The exchange plays on the paradox of marriage and divorce in a light, quotable line.
A light exchange notes Bronson attends church regularly, even on Sundays when rain makes golf impossible. The remark frames Bronson as devout in routine despite weather challenges.
A baggage master enforces a new law requiring declaring the value of trunk contents. A mother instructs, naming values of two trunks for herself and daughter while dismissively undervaluing a small trunk. The official notes that the father will accompany them on the trip.
A columnist notes the unfinished European conflict and jokes only once peace is declared will a marketable history appear. He predicts rivals will wait months while he can publish immediately after peace, gaining a time advantage.
A quirky dialogue notes a sepulchral tone means speaking gravely. A woman prefers inconsistency over appearing improper, illustrating a playful view of language and manners.
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