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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1922
Page
6
Advertorial notice touts California Fig Syrup as a remedy to cleanse bowels and ease fevers by giving a teaspoonful to remove constipation and toxins. It claims the fruity taste comforts sick children and warns buyers to ask for genuine California Fig Syrup to avoid imitation products.
Vague reports describe neighbors in a Hinsley area courtship of a tense standoff as Morcy Catherine ran to her mother exclaiming the Johisens may have harmed or endangered chickens and children. The Walldine faction was seen erecting a fence amid accusations of new commerce.
A garbled OCR passage describes a small bottle product named Treexone or RP reevone marketed to remove corns calluses and irritation. The text reads like an informal health aid sales pitch with references to a druggist and a truck lasting a lifetime, but details are inconsistent and hard to parse.
An advertisement urges readers to use Bear’s Emulsion for lingering coughs and bronchial illness. It claims benefits for grippe influenza and weak appetites, promising relief where other medicines fail and weight gain, with a home delivery option from John D Bear Co of Clearbrook Virginia.
Ira Harrison, convicted of murder, seeks US Supreme Court review after South Carolina high court stayed remittur to block re sentencing. Attorney B. B. Evans notes writ of error will be applied for. Justice Cothran granted stay, delaying action pending higher court decision. Harrison remains quiet in prison as Frank M. Jeffords may also pursue further appeal.
County committees named to supervise National Education Week observances in towns and counties. Each panel includes a county education official, city superintendent, women’s clubs representative, and a chairman chosen by local education conference. Legion representatives to be added. most vacancies filled soon. Governors conference to meet at White Sulphur Springs December 14 to 16. Governor Harvey to attend and may speak on law and order.
The Holley Realty company of Columbia was chartered by the secretary of state with a capital stock of 15000. The Columbia Children's Clinic Association, an eleemosynary society, was chartered. Officers include Mrs Beeverlly Sloah as president, Walter is Going as vice president, Mrs John Swyffert as secretary, and J W Tompkins & Co of Columbia a wholesale mercantile business, with capital stock of 4000.
The South Carolina Cotton Growers' Co operative Association reports a surge of new contracts with over 100 contracts in the past week and rising membership. Officials credit rising cotton prices and member satisfaction with the association's performance. One large contract came from J. P. Williams of McConnellsville Worle county. Two Coast Artillery Lieutenants Hodges and Stevenson face promotion examinations for the United States Army officers reserve corps. Hodges is a Columbia lawyer with Nettles & Tobias. Stevenson is with Penny-Mann Isbetrical company.
The weekly review notes light wheat offerings as prices surge above 1.20 per bushel and cotton hovering around 25 to 26 cents. Steel and coal output stay strong while car loadings dip slightly from October peak. Senator Truman T. Newberry resigns, citing partisan pressure and Ford controversy, effective immediately, with Gov. Groesbeck and Vice President Coolidge informed.
Southern Pines reports the Carolina Coal company has brought the first mining machine to North Carolina. The Goodman shortwall is electric and can cut three to four carloads of coal. A large 11 ton hoisting engine and an electrical rotary pump for underground work are also installed at Coal Glen on the Deep River.
Only 297 of 35 132 inventors who last year applied for protection were women. The prior year showed a similar proportion. Officials recall no notable invention attributed to a woman.
Mrs Sti W Redfearn of Mt Pleasant Texas credits Teethina for soothing her babies cold at bedtime. The ad claims Teethina eases colds if given early and notes it cleanses bowels, contains no narcotics, and is available from Dr Morrett Laboratories Columbus Ga for 80G with a baby booklet.
A fragment shows a character asking about writing poetry and a doctor replying yes to kill time. The dialogue hints at absence of patients and a casual, eerie mood.
An advertisement boasts that Diamond Dyes can color sweaters skirts and a child's coat with simple directions that any woman can follow. It claims the product will not spot fade streak or run whether wool silk linen cotton or blends, and advises consulting a druggist about fabric types.
In a public speech, Senator Sorghum explains he paused not to think of words but to avoid mentioning certain subjects, signaling careful topic control during remarks.
Advertisement touts Cuticura products for soothing itchy rashes in babies. Hot baths with Cuticura Soap followed by Cuticura Ointment and a dusting of Cuticura Talcum. items priced at 25 cents each.
Fragmentary line offers no verifiable event or identifiable names. It mentions getting away and laughing with friends but provides no place date or organization to anchor a news item.
A courtroom style debate unfolds with a parson urging a father to mingle with “big children” and Gap Johnson of Rumpus Ride objecting. The exchange includes garbled fragments about familiarity with “CUSSOL” and the best of tony right off the handle, set in a Kansas City context.
Fragmentary lines reference a man and his wife with quoted phrases about recognition. The text hints at social navigation and implied tensions without delivering a clear event or outcome. No dates, places, or named organizations are readable.
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