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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1915
Page
4
A disjointed collection notes rain and heat, Prohibition era themes, and editorials from Columbia with comments on war spending and international affairs. It mentions Virginia and South Carolina dry status, editor pleas for subscriptions, and a playful ad inviting readers to write poetry for pay while warning about public sensationalism.
The document contains a pledge of honor for I I Cheney by National Bank of Commerce Toledo and several medical advertisements for Hall s Catarrh Cure and Hall s Family Pills, alongside a report about Pant Durham meeting and a Charlotte Observer story describing two men robbing the Forest City Free Press editor Croker during late night type setting, highlighting dangers to editors and the costs involved.
A fragmented obituary passage mentions Sally Sidhe and a nether or dour sister pair and seven brothers. The text references the Toews Glade Myers group and individuals such as Hubert Nelson and Hubert Nelson at a unspecified date. The tone is memorial but details are garbled.
A letter urging strict enforcement of prohibition calls for harsher penalties and a chain gang for liquor offenses. It argues for legislative action to pass tougher laws, with longer punishments to deter violators and compel obedience. The writer, D. W. IT, insists enforcement will deter crime and protect good citizens.
A narrative describes G W Cox injured in an event with wheels, mentions several local figures, medical responders, and a hospital visit. The account notes multiple injuries and medical care, with reference to Dr Lake and care providers at the scene.
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