Backward People of the South Discussed by Doctor
A doctor’s address argues the South is backward in finance education politics and morality. He defines 20 million Southerners with 5 million landless whites and 10 million blacks shaping the region’s future, urging uplift through virtue and Christian faith while warning against moral collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Southland
Christ
Fnglands
United States
Union
Dr. White
American Republic
White
Home Mission Board
America
Atlanta
New York Bankers Propose $50 Million Cotton Plan
New York bankers and Southern Cotton congress representatives unveil a plan to place about 50 million dollars in the cotton belt to aid the 1911 crop. The scheme would advance growers 25 cents per bale, charge 1 per bale for handling, and let farmers sell by Jan 1 1913 while sharing three fourths of any price rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Southern Cotton Congress
South
Emmet O’neal
Alabama
Bailey
Texas
E. J. Watson
Permanent
Agriculture
South Carolina
Clarence O. Ousley
Fort Worth
Siate
Col
Robert M. Thompson
Broxetats
Hep, Pell & City
Gov. O'Neal
Clarence Ousley
Col. R. M. Thompson
Barrett
National Farmers’ Union
Mayesville
E. W. Dobbs
Farmers’ Union
Galveston
Tex
H. Kempner
Presseston Cotton
Dallas
Austin
Beer and Alcohol Danger Warned By Medical Authorities
A 19th century medical discussion attacks alcohol as a food, notes its failure to prevent cold injury, and argues drinking weak beers harms the heart and kidneys. Prominent figures from London to Toledo describe beer drinkers as dangerous, with increased risk of pneumonia, dropsy, and fatal outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Horsley
London
S. H. Burgen
Toledo
Bright
Notice of Administration for Sarah A. Alexander
Carlisle Newton and E. J. Hister seek letters of Administration with the will annexed for Sarah A. Alexander. The Court of Probate at Pickens will hear objections on November 9 1911 at 11:00 AM. Published October 24 1911 by J. K. Newberry Probate Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Pickens
J. B. Newbery
Carlisle Newton
E. J. Hister
Sarah A. Alexander
J. K. Newberry
Auction Notice of Pickens County Land Sale in 1911
In Court of Common Pleas Judge Gen E Prince orders sale of eight acre home tract in Pickens County at Pickens Court House December 1911 to satisfy secret order. Terms require one half cash day of sale and one year credit with eight percent interest. resale if purchaser fails to comply within one hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. E. Prince
Anderson
S. C
Pickens County
Phil
Pickens
S.C
Clerry
J. P. Attaway
Ferguson
Looper
Holderland
Kimsey Gaston
Also Mentioned on This Page
John E. White
Woman's Missionary Union
Madison County
N. C
Drs. White
Temperance
H. W. Wiley
Washington, D. C
Physicians
Brewers’ Congress
Tate
Fannie Gaston, Et al
F. W.lippman
Savannah
Gapt Et
Pickens Drug Co
Craig Bros
Merchal
GK Corbin
G. W. Corbin
A. K. Park
West End
Greenville
Daniel Kintner
Defiance
Dan Ekintner
Pleasant St
Defance
Miles’ Nervine
D. H. Atapaway
Greeville
Main Street
8. C
C. N. Parkins
Aersignen
Dora Parkins
W. A. Sheldon
Castoria
Kelly
Central
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