United States Senatorial Candidate’s War Service Statement
A South Carolina candidate expresses gratitude for support and outlines wartime service vows. He recalls telegrams to President Wilson, pledges to serve in any capacity, and states he will return to military duty if elected, asserting dedication to humanity, liberty, and justice while balancing labor and capital concerns.
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South Carolina
Bern
United States
Lewish
John Lowell
Special Committee For War Service
Washington
Pam
Ith
Banmvin
Woodrow Wilson
United States of America
Senate
Mareh
United States Senate
America
Goa
Work or Fight Policy in America Sparks Debate
A nation debates a government bounty policy as farmers and households in South Carolina feel the impact of shared benefits. The speaker argues for universal application of a work or fight doctrine to all able bodied citizens, rejecting deprivation yet endorsing equal obligations.
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Nahdic bieGugii LG Vuruwuc Acai
South Carolina
America
Beasley Thanks Pickens Voters After First Primary
W T Beasley thanks Democratic voters in Pickens County for the August 27 first primary vote. He notes an agreement with his opponent to stop canvassing and to return to fodder fields, and expresses intent for the September 10 vote.
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Pickens County
Ag Taras Lam
W.T. Beastty
Voters thanked after election victory in Pickens County
J. W. Bare expresses gratitude to Pickens County voters for the 27th vote and pledges to seek counsel with the people and craft laws with their approval if elected senator. He hopes for a large majority on September 10th.
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J. WH
Bare
Alexander County hopes for support in second state Senate race
A letter from Frank Fe. Alexander appeals to Pickens County voters who backed him in the first primary as he seeks support for his second race. He promises to address citizens questions after election and to serve as a worthy representative of the people.
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Pickens County
Alexander
Clarence Poe
North Carolina
Pickens
Sentinel
Advisory Committee on Cotton Appointed in South Carolina
William Eliott, food administrator for South Carolina, named an advisory committee with members from farmers, oil mills, and ginners to work with the Food Administration on cotton seed products. Capt J H Claffy Orangeburg president Farmers Union, BE W Dobbs Mayenville, Russell Acres Darlington president Cotton Seed Crushers, J J Lawton Hartsville, F S Evans Greenwood president Ginners Association, M M Manning Clio, seed buyers also represented.
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Columbia
William Eliott
South Carolina
Food Administration
J. H. Claffy
Orangeburg
Farmers’ Union
BE. W. Dobbs
Mayenville
Russell Acres
Darlington
Cotton Seed Crushers’ Association
J. J. Lawton
Hartsville
F. S. Evans
Ginnera’ Association
Greenwood
M. M. Manning
Clio
How to Measure the Daily Sugar Ration
Public guidance from the Food Administration explains a two pounds per month per person sugar ration. It offers a household schedule converting monthly allotment into daily usage with teaspoons and tablespoons and notes Americans are tracking consumption to meet the regulation.
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Columbia
Food Administration
Substitutes for sugar in making ice cream and drinks
Columbia reports information on substitutes for sugar to be used in ice cream and water ice and recipes for substitutes. Soda fountains hotels and public eating places may apply to the Conservation Division Food Administration Columbia South Carolina to receive the materials by mail.
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Columbia
Conservation Division
Food Administration
S.C
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