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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1921
Page
7
Ada C. Alexander, local representative of Mutual Benefit Life of Newark NJ, handles life, fire and all kinds of insurance. She urges those seeking insurance to visit her over Keowee Pharmacy Pickens S C. Also announces a bank stock certificate replacement for Norris Bank due to a fire destroying the old certificate number seventy one.
All persons holding claims against the estate of the late J. T. Wade must present them proven on or before September 10, 1921, or be barred from payment. All indebted to the estate must pay by that date to J. M. Wade, Administrator.
Craig's Single Come Rhode Island Reds description notes breeders offering Rhode Island Red hens at $1.50 per setting of 15 with parcel post delivery. Address 31 E H C R A I G Pickens S C.
Local supplier announces wood yard at Pickens depot offering oak and pine wood for stoves and fireplaces in any lengths and white oak fence posts. Also provides public dray service and fast hauling on short notice with a mobile saw outfit ready to visit customers and cut wood at their homes.
Shop offers SOUTH BEND ELGIN and WAL THAM watches in solid gold gold filled and nickel cases. New bracelets clocks silverware sets and odd pieces on display. Glass and china items also available. Visit to view the full line.
This advertisement extols Chamberlain's Tablets as a reliable purgative suitable for adults and children. It promises gentle, agreeable relief without harsh sniping and emphasizes ease of intake and pleasant effects.
A playful verse questions body parts as if for sale or study, asking where to buy a knee cap or a lock of hair, and ponders eyes as an academy and other joints as if objects. The humorous, catalog-like tone imitates a comic anatomy list from the period.
The poem urges simple acts of charity toward hungry and cold brothers at home and abroad. It contrasts giving money for food with offering a hand clasp, a kind word, or a smile, arguing the inner light of compassion is the most valuable gift. It notes hungry souls exist everywhere and ties care to the last great command to feed the hungry.
Notice announces a hearing before Judge N A Christopher in Pickens County South Carolina on September 5 1921 at 11 am for final settlement of Maggie D Johnston estate and discharge as guardian by guardian G Johnston It cites the guardian and seeks leave to settle the personal estate of the deceased
Judge of Probate for South Carolina to hear on Saturday the 5th for leave to make final settlement of the personal estate of Fred W. Wolcombe, deceased and obtain discharge as administrator.
A religious meditation cites biblical prophecies to argue that God’s Law rewards or punishes deeds, with covenant Jews and Christians on distinct trials. It links Babylon and other empires to future Messianic outcomes, urging faithful sacrifice as path to heavenly rewards and earthly trials.
For the next thirty days Glenwood Cotton Mills and Pickens Mills offer bagging and ties to the ginner or farmer at 50 cents per pattern as taken from the hale. Contracts must be made before September 1 with deliveries per the buyer.
A garbled line reads Mickie insisting no mall plans or perfect news will be accommodated. The message emphasizes a private print stance and criticizes others while asserting a specific print goal and personal position.
A sermon tracing Nehemiah’s move to Jerusalem, his kingly authorization, and the power of effectual prayer. It discusses how genuine prayer stems from a life in Christ, alignment with Scripture, and seeking God’s guidance for earthly needs and divine purposes.
A column extols silent behavior in public spaces and criticizes loud talk as improper. It cites a Society of American Foresters report detailing rapid timber loss in Ohio and the U.S. forest decline, urging renewed tree planting and wiser use of forests to prevent further depletion.
A writer on economics attributes some of the H.C. S. to lazy women who use the telephone in shopping. He says any modern telephone user must be tough, as only those with great labor and nerve can handle its demands.
The raven is depicted as wary clever and omnivorous with a formidable beak used as dagger carving knife or pincers. It stalks prey from a cliff larder and will attack lambs when food is scarce. The bird favors solitude tolerates no rivals including offspring and is known for calculated behavior and bold feasting.
Fresh shipment of Sweet Sixteen flour touted as the best quality plain flour in Easley. The ad invites customers to try the product and promises proof of its quality.
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