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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1915
Page
6
The article reports a postponement in deciding the liquor referendum across South Carolina. It notes scattered public debate, notables involved, and political maneuvering shaping the statewide vote timeline and related legislative actions.
The lesson centers on Ahab disobeying God over Naboth’s vine yard with Jezebel’s scheming. It highlights Naboth’s rightful claim, Elijah’s confrontation, and the sin of covetousness as the root cause, ending with a call to a consecrated heart and obedience to God.
Madeleine, a country girl, visits Easy Street and Epi curean Avenue in the big town. She joins upper class circles, hosts a scandalous party, and triggers a social uproar ending with patriarchy warnings and a moral about pioneer hardship. The tale blends satire with late era slang and a Florida land joke.
The passage recounts John and James climbing a hill to fly kites. John shares ten yards of twine with James then keeps the rest for himself. One boy shouts he has the answer, claiming Johnny earned a perfect mark for short division.
A 19th century testimonial from Troop EK of the 8th U.S. Cavalry in the Philippines claims Elixir Babhe cured tropical malaria after failed treatments. The note—dated from Washington—adds that the product is 50 cents and available through Kloczewski & Co. or by parcel post.
A child explains he has not been with naughty boys, instead visiting Tommy Brown where a parrot his uncle sent from Chicago was present. The exchange shows a simple domestic scene about language and neighbors.
Important to Mothers urges careful inspection of Castoria bottles with the ST Signature of Kath tdéia for over 30 years. Quips about a child's cry and wartime finance note a playful aside, while a mock line on marriage hints at a long sentence from a justice of the peace.
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