Tapestry Sale Tops Art Auction In New York
A Flemish tapestry titled The iyuinkers sold for 1400 to M Kernochan at Anderson Galleries New York. Other Ming dynasty works fetched 175 160 150 and 1380 with the same buyer. The piece details reflect a diverse sale of historic textiles and Ming era paintings.
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Anderson Galleries
W York
M. Kernochan
China
Chie
M. Kernochnan
Landsire
W. Ltlotcehkiss
Postum Use Promotes Health and Comfort for Thousands
Thousands choosing Postum claim health benefits and daily comfort, enjoying the beverage as a preferred alternative. The campaign emphasizes wellness and taste, highlighting broad consumer support among users seeking a wholesome drink option.
The Kitchen Cabine B6 Quote on Habit and Insight
An excerpt highlights ordinary men living among marvels until an independent mind reveals how habit blinds us to possibility. The author notes our servility to routine and openness, urging readers to use their eyes to see what they might become.
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G. H. Lewes
Muffin Recipes From Morning Kitchen Glossary
A preserved collection of muffin and gem variations including Nut Muffins Graham Muffins Fruit Gems Hominy Pone Breakfast Muffins and Popovers with steps for mixing beating and baking in muffin pans or small tins. The instructions focus on ingredients proportions measures and oven times for each item.
Hypocrisy Seen Through Thin Disguises, Says Cope
The author declares the belief in flawless personal sameness as doomed and calls hypocrisy the saddest fallacy. He argues pretenders’ disguises are obvious to the simplest observer.
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H. F. Cope
Various Sauces From Cucumbers to Mustard
Classic sauce guide listing cucumber based condiments and other sauces. It covers Cucumber Sauce No 1 and No 2 with lemon and onion notes, Universal Tomato Sauce with cornstarch and tomato, Orange Sauce with orange zest and currant jelly, and Mustard Sauce using dry mustard and vinegar.
No Day Without a Line A Motto for Busy Leisure
The excerpt extols daily reading and writing as a path to abundant leisure. It argues that by filling days with books and study we expand both art and science in life, suggesting constant intellectual activity enlarges future opportunities and personal growth.
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Hazlitt
Minorities and Majorities Share Equal Rights
Optimistic thought asserts that minorities hold rights equal to those of majorities, emphasizing inclusive governance and shared civic protections. The statement advocates fairness and equal opportunity for all groups.
Epworth League Sessions End at Laurens With Division Plan
The 23rd annual South Carolina State Epworth League conference closed at Laurens First Methodist as Chas. G. Hounshell of New York delivered a keynote on youth and faith. A split plan was announced to form an Upper and lower conference, with officers reelected for another term.
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South Carolina State League
First Methodist Church
Sumter
Upper South Carolina Conference League
South Carolina State Conference
J. Summers
Cameron
J. M. Arnail
Columbia
Imma Moss
Norway
N. &. Nesmith
Kingstree
Mary JF. Winn
W. H. McCormick
Charleston
Estelle Williams
Upper
South Carolina
Epworth
J. Casper Smith
Waterloo
Jas. BE. Pms
Evans Succeeds on Committee in South Carolina
Spartanburg businessman Evans elected Democratic national committeeman from South Carolina replacing B R Tillman. Governors’ office telegram lists delegation committee assignments at St Louis with BE Smith on platform rules Hyde Pollock Jennings and Pollock to second Wilson nomination Williamson on notify committee for Wilson and Thomas for vice president.
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BE. D. Smith
Tristram T. Hyde
W. P. Pollock
L. D. Jennings
Wilson
Bright Williamson
John P. Thomas, Jr
Columba
Sumter Library Contract Awarded for Carnegie Building
The Sumter Carnegie Library contract goes to a local Sumter builder. Project cost set at 10,000 dollars for building and equipment. Plans submitted to the Carnegie board. work to start after approval and anticipated six months to completion. Orangeburg Packing House Funded with 150 dollars subscribed. Orangeburg Packing Company secured a state secretary commission. stock subscriptions opened June 14 at Moss and Lide offices. Authorized capital stock of 200,000 dollars.
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Sumter
Carnegie Hbrary
Carnegie Board
Orangeburg Packing House
Orangeburg
Orangeburg Packing Company
Secretary of State
Moss & Lide
Missionary Union selects Roel Hill for 1917 meeting in Union
The Woman's Missionary Union of the Upper South Carolina Methodist Conference voted to host the 1917 meeting in Union. Fred D. MacLean, a Newberry College tutor who vanished May 14, reportedly crossed into Canada and joined Dominion forces in Ontario or Toronto. Congressman Ragsdale won a new free delivery route for his district in Hemmingway, Williamsburg County, effective August 1. A Sumter County girls canning institute drew 70 attendees. Graniteville voters backed compulsory education with 33 for and 1 against Mize Annie Mae McLendon, Florence County home economics agent, arranging a July canning club short course in Florence.
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Woman's Missionary Union of the
Upper South Carolina
Canning Clubs
Sumter County
Graniteville
Mize
Annie Mae McLendon
Florence County
Canning Club
Florence
Lesson Plan Maps and Travelogues for Paul’s Journeys
Religious study outline spanning Acts from A D 37 to 65 emphasizes an expanding church, map-based geography of Jerusalem to Philippi, and student travelogue projects. Suggested classroom activities include geographic mapping, travel clubs, sentence cards, and essays tied to quarterly lessons on conversion, baptism, and mission work.
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Jesus
Jerusalem
Damascus
Antdeh
Philippi
Saul
Aeneas
Dorcas
Peter
Cornelius
Joppa
Cyprus
Iconium
Antioch
Christ
Angel
Barnabas
Paul
Lydia
Dodson's Liver Tone Promises Safe Liver Cleansing Ad
An advertisement denounces calomel as dangerous and sickening and promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable remedy. It claims calomel causes bone necrosis and illness, while Liver Tone cleanses the liver and bowels without salivation, with a money back guarantee.
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Dodson
Winters Chill Tonic Story Fragment
A clipped excerpt recalls Miss June Adkins opposing new fashions at a tea in Tull Touse. It contrasts a little girl’s vanity driven growth with a teacher’s admonition, ending with a child playing on a home made seaside table playset.
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June Adkins
Tull Touse
Resinol Soothes and Heals Skin Troubles
Resinol ointment and soap ease itching and rapidly heal eczema ringworm and similar eruptions. Not an experiment, but a doctor prescribed remedy proven effective for decades, widely used by physicians nationwide. available at every drugstore.
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Ady
Asthma Cure Claim From Lung-Vita Ad Letter
Mrs. Fannie Mayberry of Columbia Tennessee reports years of asthma and throat trouble cured by Lung-Vita after doctors said no cure existed. The Nashville Medicine Co. markets the treatment and invites orders or details.
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Fannie Mayberry
Columbia
Tenn
USA
Nashville Medicine Co
Dept. SK
Nashville
Tenn, Ady
Reproof and Farm Talk Among Farmers and Trainers
A rural exchange features Farmer Corntossel disputing a son Josh about farming faith and boasting over corn and hay warnings. An ad praises Hanford's for horses as a superior leg wash and skin conditioner used by many trainers. A joking line about a plover with twins closes the snippet.
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Josh
Farmer Corntossel
Hanford
Assam
Hoaman's grit shines as others pull away from risk
Fragmentary ad copy hints at perseverance and grit in facing challenges. It mentions Hoaman and a product Manford's Bal Bam of Myrrh, while a joke about a watch being on guard appears as a stray line. The readable text remains obscure and non-specific.
Modesty Line Changes in Dress Opinions
Mrs. Thomas A. Edison voices concern that current feminine fashion has passed modesty limits. She notes modesty lines shift with evolving fashions and suggests debate with a woman is possible though rarely decisive. The item closes with a nod to Sanford's Balsam and a proverb about men handling sudden wealth.
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Thomas A. Edison
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Europe
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Poland
President White
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Ameren
Swith Fobersten ' Ie
Laurens
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Hible Institute of Chicago
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M'letcher
Hoaman
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Sanford
Sreath
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Buffalo
Charlotte
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