Officers Named For Field Duty In Eighty-Second Division
South Carolina officers from Columbia and other towns are among 100 reserve officers selected for 16 days training at Camp McClellan Alabama. The list includes Lieut Col Lindsay C McFaden and Major James C Stanton with numerous captains and lieutenants from Anderson Easley Rock Hill and other communities. South Carolina's quota is 28 with Georgia and Florida quotas also noted. Next items report 18 feet minimum for paved roads and gasoline tax distributions to counties by July 10 based on March May collections.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Camp McClellan
Ala
McClellan
Citizens
Judge Advocate General’s Department
Frank M. Harvin
Medical Corps
Pearson B. Brown
Signal Corps
Inman
John R. Parker, Jr
Quartermaster Corps
Langley
Charles ©. Stanley
Dental Corps
Joe N. Land
Anderson
Howard W. McCrary
Calvary
Spartenburg
John D. Robison
Field Artillery
Barnwell
Willam F.marshall
Robert E. Pennell
Thomas W. Huey
Rock Hill
William A. Robinson
Easley
Basil A Vandiver
Belton
Plowden
Greenville
Benjamin W. Gettys
Lugoff
Robert Mcc. Cathcart
William A. Richbourg
Liberty
Robert KF. Brownlee
Hughey Tindal
Camden
Louis H. Lacchicotte
Sam JD. Parsons
Woodruff
Robert L. Rogers
Val
Rates on Brick Hearings Draw Railroads and Manufacturers
Brick firms and railroad representatives filled a hearing before the railroad commission over intrastate brick rates. If the old July 11 1921 schedule is restored, South Carolina rates could rise for trips up to 75 miles and fall slightly for longer hauls. The commission reserved judgment as ice makers and carriers also pressed their cases.
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Railroad Commission
Commission
South Carolina
Interstate Commerce Commission
Augusta
Merry Brothers Et al of
Interstate Commission
T. T. Massen- Bill
Seaboard
Norfolk
EB. R. Gardner
Southern
Washington
J. W. Perrin
Atlantic Coast Line
Wilmington
A. M. Houston
W. W.taylor
Marion
G. A. Guignard
Columbia
W .N. Ashe
van Wick
Thomas J. Burke
Charleston
CG. D. Meadows
Gaffney
C. P. Berry
Summerville
F. J. Fetzer
Ninety-Six
J. J. McMillan
Dyson
Steadman Appointed Adjutant General in South Carolina Guard
John C. Steadman of Lockhart was named adjutant general and major of the South Carolina National Guard. He will serve as command officer of the First Battalion, One Hundred and Thirty-third Engineers. Walter M. Hix of Company A, Hundred and Thirty-third Engineers, becomes battalion first lieutenant.
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Steadman
John C. Steadman
Lockhart
South Carolina National Guard
Walter M. Hix
Engi
Leutenant
Cooling System Essentials for Preventing Engine Overheat
The article explains water cooling in engines, highlighting the need for free water circulation, sufficient water, and strong air flow through the radiator. It covers issues like overheated cylinders, water temperature limits, and checks on the fan, belts, hoses, and radiator connections to ensure proper cooling.
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Witer
Wso
Mudhole Getting Help With Newspapers For Traction
The piece advises carrying old newspapers to place under wheels for traction when stuck in mud. It warns against speeding the engine or "jumping" the clutch as this causes wheel spin and deeper digging.
Backfiring Causes Garage Fires In Cold Weather
The article explains that backfiring from an overly lean air fuel mix during cold weather can send a flame from the carburetor into flammable areas. It warns that gasoline collects in the drip pan and must be drained and cleaned regularly to prevent vapor accumulation. Frequent choke use and thorough cleaning of the drip pan and carburetor are advised to reduce fire risk.
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Wheeler Syndicate, Inc
Simple Bend Fix For Rattling Auto Doors
An old Popular Mechanics note describes curing door rattle in cars like Heht models by slightly bending the hinges. Using a wrench with a pad prevents paint damage, and the bent hinge helps the door swing open when the catch is released.
Optimal Engine Temperature for Efficiency and Longevity
The article advises operating engines slightly below water boil to avoid gasoline condensation and wear from cold oil. It notes hot parts expand better and urges rapid reaching of the thermometer warm-up, with radiator shutters and motor meters as standard equipment to ensure long life and steady performance.
Automobile Care Pointers From Practical Guide
Tighten the fan belt and test the wheels for webbing. Inspect cylinders for carbon and ensure every moving part is well oiled and greased. Check tires for proper condition and clean the cooling system if not already done. Avoid using hard water in the cooling system.
German Car With Rear Motor Charms Berlin Show Stunner
Berlin theatrical star Hesterburg, owner of Wilde-Buhine theatre, is pictured leaving in a Rumpler rain-drop touring car bound for Markische Seen. The auto, designed by Rumpler aviation expert, has the motor in the rear under a streamlined body and was showcased at the Berlin auto show.
Ways With Spinach And Other Dishes To Prepare
A 1922 Kitchen column presents spinach based dishes including Bohemian Spinach in bacon molds Spinach and Stuffed Pimentos Spinach and Noodles Spinach Croquettes and related sauce ideas The piece blends recipes with moral maxims about confidence and perception and ends with a pep note about self belief and speech.
A Few Choice Dishes From Avocado to Coffee Jelly
A fragment lists avocado and alligator fruit dishes with tropical notes. It describes avocado use in Cuban and American salads and provides recipe fragments for Raspberry Whip Coffee Jelly and Chicken With Rice with casual, instructive steps and measurements.
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United States
Bermuda
Broken-Down Woman Praises Lydia E. Pinkham Remedies
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Medicine praised by Mrs. T A Landry of Donaldsonville Louisiana for relieving long standing female troubles and weakness after a week of use. The testimonial notes Sanativa Wash and urges other women to try the products as genuine and merited after fifty years of sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donaldsonville
Lydia BE
T. A. Landry
Miss. St
Lydia E. Pinkham
Appearances Deceptive in Wartime Portraits and Distorted Text
Fragmented OCR note discusses Mas Warliolel described as patriotic during the war and a misread American figure in a government context. The garbled lines reference a person’s demeanor in his office and a slow to a controversial covernment reference, with multiple typos and unclear names.
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Mas Warliolel
Wren
Birmingham
Bathing Suit Material Praised As Fast Color
A newspaper fragment notes a clerk praising a bathing suit fabric for its fast color and non shrinking qualities. A young person responds with a line about truth and hair, reflecting playful dialogue in the piece.
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New York
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Thies State
Bureau of Public Roads
United States Department of Agriculture
State Highway Department
S. T. Carter
General Road and Drainage Construction Company of
Pacolet River
Converse
Spartanburg
Richard H. Sullivan
Hig
W. R. Scarborough
Bishopville National Bank of
Bishopville
South Carolina Cotton Growers Co.operative Association
Scarborough
South Carolina Bankers’ Association
Western Newspaper Union
Stron
Tropics
Ars. Winslow
ArAll
Drugaiste
Bellas
Bellans Hot Water
Pat
Lloy Products
Baby Eye & Furniture
the Lloyd Manufacturing Company
Heywood- Wakefield Co
Dept. & Menominee
Michigan
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