Palmetto Dragoons Shine On Border At Fort Bliss
South Carolina Light Dragoons in Fort Bliss Texas march through tests receiving top marks in appearance and equipment. Report notes cross state praise from Massachusetts and Rhode Island officers and mentions a parade drill, court martial lessons, and a border visit by Col. Holmes B Springs. Pay day brings cheer as regiments prepare for upcoming reception and games schedule.
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South Carolina
Il Paso
Charleston Light Dragoons
Massachusetts
Bay State
Fouth Civolintins
Auromen Aa
Rthode Island
Dragoons
Hornbrook
Vaywry
W. Minning
Drasoons
Dragoon
Texas
E. M. Bivthe
Cr Midcroft
New Mexico
W. A. Horney
MG. A
San Francisco
Séconud Regiment
Horner
el Paso
General Bell, Jr
al Paso Herald
Holmes B. Springs
Second
South Carolina Infantry
Herald
Col. Holmes 2 Springs
Palmetto Regiment
National Guard
United States
Col. Springs
Georgetown
D. C
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Chamber of Commerce
Colonel Springs
The
Eagle
South Carolina Military Academy
Citadel
Charleston
S. C
Third Infantry
National Guard of
Mexico
Wright
Palmetto
Fees Allocated to Counties Amid Insurance Collections
The state treasurer will distribute 31 962.37 among counties from additional license fees on insurers for the semi annual period ending June 30 1910. Each county receives varying sums. total to counties equals part of about 60 000 collected semi annually. Overall insurance department totals reach 174 081.45 by September 1. Also notes vehicle accident fatality of F M Osteen near Travelers Rest with family injured lightly.
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Columbia
Insurance Commissioner
Insurance Commissioner Sd
Firemen's Fund
Insurance Department
Abbeville
Aiken
Anderson
Bamberg
Barnwell
Beaufort
Berkeley
Calhoun
Charleston
Cherokee
Chester
Chesterfield
Clarendon
Colleton
Darlington
Dillon
Dorchester
Edgefield
Fairfield
Florence
Georgetown
Greenville
Greenwood
Hampton
Horry
Jasper
Kershaw
Lancaster
Laurens
Lee
Lexington
Marlon
Marlboro
McCormick
Newberry
Oconee
Orangeburg
Pickens
Richland
Saluda
Spartanburg
Sumter
Union
Williamsburge
York
Governor Names Special Judges for Several Counties
Gov. Manning appointed special judges due to Judge Spain’s illness. R. G. Holman of Barnwell will preside over Barnwell county general sessions beginning the second Monday in November, others include Charles Carroll Sims for Saluda, W. B. Wilson for Edgefield, William P. Greene for Edgefield common pleas, and Jos. A. McCullough for Lexington. Appointments follow chief justice’s recommendation.
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Spain
Gov
Manning
R. G. Holman
Barnwell
Barnwell County
Charles Carroll Sims
Court of General Sessions
Saluda County
W. B. Wilson
Rock Hi
Edgefield County
William P. Greene
Abbbeville
Court of Common Pleas
Jos. A. McCullough
Greenville
Lexington County
Munolig
Supreme Court
South Carolina Health Board Reports Vaccination Totals
The South Carolina Board of Health reports more than 700000 vaccine points issued since 1908 and estimates at least 600000 persons vaccinated. Governor Manning invites regional governors to the Columbia state fair opening on October 23 and may appoint a rifle team for the Jacksonville matches October 20 to 26. Florence Daily Times shifts editorial control to Hartwell M. Ayers after Ayers purchases controlling interest from James D. Evans.
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State Board of Health
Jameu A. Hayne
North Carolina
Tennessee
Georgia
Florida
Manning
Columbia
South Carolina
Jacksonville
W. W. Moore
Florence Daily Times
Hartwell M. Ayer
Mr. Ayers
James D. Evans
Pauls Deliverance From a Jewish Plot in Jerusalem
In AD 67 amid threats in Jerusalem and Caesarea, Paul escapes a deadly Jewish plot after declaring Roman citizenship. The narrative outlines his defense before the Sanhedrin, the rising conspiracy by forty men, and God’s providence guiding his journey to Caesarea under guard.
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Antonia
Sanhedrin Hall
Temple Court
Jerusalem
Caesarea
Judea
Paul
Piyal
Lysias
Jesus
Sanhedrin
Ananias
Christ
Pant
Nncclos
Reacheul
Dodson's Liver Tone Caps Calomel Tide
Dodson's Liver Tone claims to replace calomel as a liver remedy. The ad asserts calomel is mercury and unsafe, urging a 50-cent bottle of Liver Tone as a safe alternative that “will put your slugged liver to work” and keep the whole family fine for months.
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Dodson
Ady
Learned Lesson From Natives Swearing At Reservation
A district tale recounts white annoyance at Indians swearing in public after a reservation opening. Arrests and jail sentences followed as natives learned the danger of vulgar talk. In a local court a native witness refused to swear, prompting a sharp courtroom moment.
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Native Sons of America
Nick
Gettum
Reliable Remedy Restores Kidneys
A 1920s advertisement touts Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a kidney liver and bladder remedy used by physicians and druggists. It claims long standing test of years, urges readers to start treatment, and offers a sample bottle for ten cents via Dr Kilmer and Co.
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Kilmer
Dr. Ilmer &Co
Binghamton, N. Y
His Tree Bill has he family tree
Jit Oh asks what is it. It is of the nut bearing family.
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Bill
Bright Four Year Old Becomes Animated Interrogation Point
A four year old boy attracts attention as a focal point of inquiry in a lively scene. Adults debate the meanings and implications while the child remains central to the unfolding discussion.
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Livery
Reformed Drunkards' Corps Joke Baffles London
A London Chronicle item recalls a British soldier who reveals the initials on his tunic as R D C standing for Reformed Drunkards' Corps. An elderly lady struggles to solve the mystery and learns the humorous acronym.
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Ina Bus
London Chronicle
Breastfeeding Aid Ad Offers Baby Fase Cure
A dated advertisement promises a 26 cent bottle of Baby Fase from drug stores with a mail coupon and a guaranteed gold ring. It claims the product cures bowel complaints and teething troubles in babies and is addressed to mothers.
Perfectly Good Dog Debate in Stray Stories
In Stray Stories, Mrs Jones asks about sending Iride to a dog show next week. Harry objects saying the dog isn’t good enough, while Mrs Jones defends him noting the dog’s spotless life.
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Mrs. Jones
Harry
Iride
Grove's Old Standard Tonic Adverts Its Quinine and Iron Benefits
An advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless chill tonic as a general tonic with quinine and iron. It claims liver support malaria protection blood enrichment and overall system build up. Price is 50 cents.
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Grove
War drought ends careers and bridge whist lull
In London crowds react to wartime job losses with sixty thousand women suddenly unemployed. The speaker notes a pause in bridge whist as a symbol of the broader disruption caused by the war.
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Patience
London
Dr Peery’s Dead Shot claims effective worm treatment
An old advert claims Dr Peery’s Dead Shot cures worm infections in adults and children with a single dose and no purge needed. It also notes musk rose petals are used to distill attar of roses.
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Dr. Peery
Ady
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Tata
Tigers
H P
Lieut. Ortmann
German Fusiliers
Sergi. Kaiser
H. P. Domand
Styx
Demand
Y. MC. A
International Bridge
Stanton Street
Rio Grande River
P. L. Smith
Muller Guards
Smith
Avo
Pato
Ligon
Butler
Workman
F. M. Osteen
Poe Mfg. Co
Osteen
William Osteen
Mr. Osteen
Asheville
Internat
Y. O. Sullers
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Jehovah
Oin MC Duglas
W. L. Douglas
L. Douglas
New York
America
Brockton
Mass
W. J. Douglas
LL. Douglas J. Douglas Shoe
Mags
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