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Newspaper
The Dillon Herald
Location
Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1909
Page
9
A quirky fragment captures a simple worm and robin scene followed by an old patent medicine pitch. It promotes a catarrh cure from Ped Heney Co of Toledo Ohio, claiming blood bloodstream action and offering rewards for testimonials.
A Franklin County reader recalls a fifteen to eighteen year battle with eczema starting on the hand and spreading to arms legs and face. After consulting doctors who called it ringworm and acroeme, he found relief with Cuticura, claiming complete cure and no recurrence.
A reader reports cure after four years of persistent skin disease. The letter praises Tetterine for curing eczema and related conditions, claiming relief following trial and a visit to a specialist. It advertises Tetterine products and other remedies with promotional tone.
A sermon by Rev. John Wesley Hill in New York argues that kingship is bound to patience. Patience shapes divine character, sustains providence, and enables spiritual victory through tribulation, guiding believers toward the kingdom with calm faith and hopeful expectancy in Christ.
A pastor recalls a mechanic who lamented his daughter’s death and lacked family prayer. Dr Norman MacLeod stresses the power of prayer to purify hearts and build a spiritual home. The tale underscores the duty of daily prayers in family life.
Reported after extensive War Department input President Taft selected a White Steamer for his official automobile. The choice mirrors Roosevelt’s prior recommendation, with official tests and factory visits backing the decision. The White Company of Cleveland supplied the Model M40 vehicle, delivered to Washington before inauguration, and employees note strong public interest and inquiries about order details.
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