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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1922
Page
3
A white boy raised by Shawnees near a Kentucky wilderness outpost encounters settlers led by Jerome Sanders before the Revolution. He speaks Shawnee and bastard French, wears no clothes, and reveals pale skin as he meets Dave Yandell and the sheltering pioneers.
Amidst siege by Native war party, Old Jerome coordinates defense while five scouts search for in-woods Indians. A rescue arrives as Virginians breach the stockade, one Indian falls, and the wounded Virginian recognizes his son among the slain and spared.
A native girl arrives at a colonial Virginia manor where Colonel Dale rules with old world authority. An unnamed Kentucky visitor, claimed as kin of a Native American prince, meets the family as tensions between freeholders, indentured workers, and evolving authority surface amid river life and plantation routine.
State veterinary chief Dr. W. K. Lewis says last year’s livestock value reached 84 million dollars, eclipsing the cotton crop at 77.6 million, aided by tick eradication, hog cholera control, and boll weevil management. notes ongoing efforts and economic gains.
A. TY. Gilbert Jr chief inspector warns farmers that seed oats and wheat must be properly labeled for seed use. The department has found shipments labeled as seed may be faulty and urges testing and inspection. inspectors can be sent to verify shipments and protect purchasers.
W A Coleman mayor of Columbian was named federal director of the United States Employment Service for South Carolina and Willingham was appointed examiner to represent the service. The city hall bureau will expand to cover the entire state with Willingham handling state wide work applications and placements. The notice also reports parole revocation for Kay Smith of Anderson for housebreaking and larceny and a renewal of a chair factory contract with Fiber Craft Chair Co maintaining existing terms with six months notice plus six months to liquidate.
Seattle reader Mrs G Richardson describes two months of drags chills fever and side pains that eased after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She claims the hard lump disappeared and she recovered enough to work. The note urges others to try the remedy for pain fatigue and nerves.
The article notes young women completing high school and vocational training seek definite work after marriage. Educated women want independent incomes and will not abandon their careers for housekeeping. It argues women gain financial agency yet may fear diminishing personal freedom as years pass.
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