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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1912
Page
4
A long meditation on the hollowness of wealth and status argues that character defines true success. The piece contrasts worldly honors with virtue, citing St. Paul and urging readers to seek inner growth through Jesus Christ.
The examination for va cant scholarships at Winthrop College and new student admissions will be held at the County Court House on Friday July 5 at 9 a m Applicants must be not less than fifteen years of age Scholarships to vacant after June 3 go to the highest averages meeting award rules Scholarships are worth 160 and free tuition The next session opens September 18 1912 For information and catalogue write to President D B Johnson Rock Hill S C 910
The article contends that steel interests tout their philanthropy and deny monopolistic aims. It cites the Duluth Missabe and Northern railroad moving half US ore under Steel Trust control and earning high dividends, arguing rates favor the trust and threaten independent manufacturers.
The government filed a dissolution suit in federal court at St. Paul against International Harvester, alleging monopoly and unfair methods. President McCormick counters that the firm operates ethically, has expanded foreign trade, and provided higher wages and better service while resisting claims of oppression and unlawful restraint. He notes cooperation with government inquiries and a desire to avoid litigation. The State of South Carolina probate notice follows.
An advertisement offers a complete Titanic sinking account titled Sinking of the Titanic with survivor testimony totaling 350 pages and 50 illustrations. It promises delivery to any address on receipt of $1.00 and is attributed to A. M. Sones in Pigkens, S. C.
Real estate ad promotes Yonah Land in Habersham County near 73 miles from Atlanta on the Southern Railway. Highlights include ten acre apple orchard yielding 320 bushels and $3900 net, suitability for peaches pecans grapes and diversified crops, water, climate, schools and churches, elevation 400 feet, price range 5 to 25 per acre, with pamphlet and price list from Cornelia Real Estate and Investment Co.
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