Pickens Sentinel Adges Classified Notice
The Pickens Sentinel notes a general classified matter with a manager named Gary Hiotz and mentions an office heading. The brief appears to be an editorial or correspondence disclaimer from the second page.
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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1913
Page
2
The Pickens Sentinel notes a general classified matter with a manager named Gary Hiotz and mentions an office heading. The brief appears to be an editorial or correspondence disclaimer from the second page.
June nears with graduation and wedding rites as prohibitionists push to abolish the Richland county dispensary. The Pickens Sentinel mocks a club, notes Tyrus signed, and invites corn club youths to submit progress on seed type, land prep, cultivation and fertilization for publication.
The Pickens Sentinel teases readers to submit spring poems. The note jokes that Secretary Bryan would face trouble if he visits, urging pacific sentiment and promising a light confrontation over the issue in California.
A moral appeal warns parents of the dangers of unsupervised children roaming at night. It asserts parents are fully responsible for their offspring's whereabouts and calle s for strict oversight. The piece notes many youths become lost to crime or depravity and urges guardians to know who and where their children are after dark.
May 18 lesson on Genesis 43 3 17 discusses Josephs rise to power after years of betrayal and imprisonment and the brothers return to Egypt seeking grain. It explores forgiveness, deception, and the moral lesson of sowing and reaping with emphasis on Josephs typology and the impact on Jacob and Benjamin. The sermon notes contrast Josephs integrity with his brothers falsehoods and urge faith in God and righteous living.
A drug ad touts Dodson's Liver Tone as safer and more reliable than calomel for constipation and biliousness. It promises quick relief with one or two spoonfuls, offers a money back guarantee, and warns against imitations. sold for 50 cents per large bottle at Pickens Drug Co.
Trespass notice states all persons are forbidden from entering Davidson lands for any purpose. Issued by MLD T N Davidson.
A halftone advertisement claims Dr King’s New Life Pills cure constipation and restore bowel health promptly. Quote from John Supsic of Banbury Pa praises them for constipation indigestion and liver complaint. Price five cents and recommended by Pickens Drug Co.
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