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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1913
Page
2
The clipping notes the Sentinel disclaims responsibility for correspondent views and quotes Carlyle about glimpses of a higher country, with mention of Pickens South Carolina and Gary Hiotz as a manager.
Evangelist Glenn warns that many graduates face tough choices about college. He urges parents to seek denominational schools that guarantee safe moral and religious influence, arguing that after death words prove limited, and kindness should aid the living.
The Pickens Methodist church mourns the loss of its presiding elder Rev W M Duncan who served Greenville and Columbia districts with tireless labor. Beloved for his mighty sermons and devotion, he inspired both city and mountain congregations. The community extends sympathy to Mrs Duncan and daughters.
D R Coker of Hartsville discusses plant breeding and pedigree seed for long staple cotton, the impact on yields and quality, and the role of the new agriculture in expanding South Carolina’s upland staple cotton industry through farmer education, mills, and breeders associations.
The Columbia State asks a lighthearted question about retirement timing noting a man should at least remove his shoes before resting.
An editorial note cites a miscaption about keeping them in and remarks on President Wilson using the White House mint for sauce. It mentions a belief he will not need Kentucky's vote and endorses Josephus Jackson of Greenville over Tyrus Cobb of Royston for the season’s batting title.
Three months ago Pickens county boasted four newspapers now only two remain. The Charleston Post notes local sentiment toward home runs and questions whether city officials set a lower speed limit due to residents wishing to leave town.
The Greenville Piedmont notes the danger of reporting a still in Pickens County as existence of suspicion can invite peril as much as the act itself.
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