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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1916
Page
6
A health note urges drinking hot water with limestone phosphate before breakfast to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels and to prevent toxins from accumulating. It claims this practice cleanses purifies and refreshes the intestinal tract and can help maintain youthful vigor.
A snippet features a brash line about Lady Macbeth and sheep murder. The speaker dismisses her as incapable of killing well, presenting a provocative theatrical remark with dark humor.
An old classified style ad urges readers to drink plenty of water and take four ounces of Jad Salts daily to flush kidneys. It claims uric acid from meat overworks kidneys, causes backache and other symptoms, and that Jad Salts cleans clogged kidneys and neutralizes urine acids.
An unusual report notes a claim that insanity 4B is triggered by a biological tooth issue and a controversial outburst "Ly gum" provoking discussion among readers and experts.
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a rapid, harmless cure for indigestion and related stomach distress. It claims to regulate upset stomachs in five minutes, allows eating and enjoying foods, and recommends keeping a fifty cent case at home for quick relief day or night.
A fragmented report from Baltimore contains unclear phrases about a man and his wife. The text mentions looks, signs, and possible misidentification with no clear event or names to confirm.
Reports from Columbia show Gov. Manning opposing an extra session to repeal the anti compact law amid fire insurance withdrawals. Officials note pressure from several sections and discuss potential federal action, with candidates for governor expanding to five after recent declarations and withdrawals.
Gov Manning weighs appointing two board members for the state conciliation board from labor and a corporation, with those two selecting a third. The panel would act on disputes between capital and labor upon request. Names are under review, with weeks needed for final picks.
Drainage work in Catfish Pigeon bay and Gum swamp districts in Marion and Dillon counties to be pushed to completion following a Supreme Court ruling upholding the South Carolina drainage law. Several new and amended charters filed or commissioned include Simmons Realty of Greenville capital 1000. Bank of North capital increase 25000 to 40000. Bank of Mayesville capital decrease 25000 to 20000. D T McKeithan Lumber Co chartered 600000. Ehrhardt Mill Co capital 10000. Kavelyn Realty Co Charleston capital 5000. George C Wrazier firm Florence capital 3000. Bailey Distributing Co capital increase 5000 to 10000. Silverstein Real Estate Co capital 2000. Summerton Drug Co capital 2000. Camden Coca Cola Bottling Co chartered 6000. Grand Central Land & Truck Co Columbia capital 100000.
The U S public health service starts a one year sanitary survey in Greenville County focusing on health conditions and typhoid prevention. The study, funded by the federal government, will cover all county areas and involve home visits by trained sanitarians. Local cooperation is urged to improve water and refuse disposal and boost county health status.
The Spartanburg Creamery company was organized here by electing officers and directors. Officers include President A. W. Horton, Vice President John B. Cannon, Secretary and Treasurer Cabe Cannon. Directors are Col. T. J. Moore, JT McCravey, Warren DuPre, M. B. Smith, Celader Springs A. W. Horton Gabe Cannon and John B. Cannon. Dr. W. W. Long of Clemson College addressed stockholders.
The Greenwood city council approved a $1,200 annual library appropriation and donated a central lot. Advocates seek a $15,000 library building suited to the town’s current needs.
Greenville federal judge Johnson signs orders authorizing publication of condemnation actions against six tracts in Oconee to join the Appalachian forest reserve. Notices will be served on landowners and published in newspapers. government does not condemn cultivated land or land with permanent homes.
Orangeburg county lists field day dates in towns including East Elizabeth March 29 and Cordova March 31 with Branchville April 4 and Four Holes April 6. Orangeburg city schools date pending, Providence April 7, and a county field day event at the fair grounds on April 14. A major plant sale and an oratorical gathering are planned in conjunction with the events.
Freckles Nallinga voices defiant stance amid ongoing protests. The outspoken figure heralds louder action and attention to the cause, signaling continued momentum despite warnings from authorities.
A terse advertisement notes gold comes at a premium from a dentist and promotes Flanford's Balsam for bruises, with the signature Ady.
An advertisement claims Danderine removes dandruff and stops hair loss within ten minutes after application. It asserts hair becomes light, fluffy, wavy, and grows new hair after weeks of use, urging readers to buy a 26 cent bottle and try it.
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