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Newspaper
The Dillon Herald
Location
Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1911
Page
7
The speaker recalls nearly sixteen years of poverty and hardship to describe the universal toil of the farmer and laborer. He argues that enduring effort, risk, and opposition are intrinsic to all work, and that personal growth comes through steadfast patience under adversity despite indifference and sneers from others.
A warrant was sworn for Florence Health Officer Harvey Deherry on charges of assault and battery against a young woman and two children. The case involves alleged threats and a fierce confrontation at a local home, with details provided by witness testimony. Deherry was arrested after a preliminary hearing set for Wednesday.
A refined Baltimore woman, confessing to drink, pleads for reform after Justice Pugh sentences her to the workhouse. Police reports show multiple prior arrests and terms served. The tale follows a once-prominent man whose daughter, educated in Europe and a linguist in Washington, rose in state service before later troubles emerged.
A refined Washington woman, once welcomed in society, fell to liquor after Haquar’s influence. Despite perfection in work, she became hopelessly drunk and was sentenced today to a year’s detention at the work house with her mother present.
A New York paper lauds South Carolina Senator Ben Tillman for his wit and oratory, praising his flair and controversial style. The article notes his meandering, flamboyant rhetoric and argues that he commanded national attention during debate, with emphasis on his persuasive and robust delivery.
A bridegroom and bride pull a vine during their garden ceremony in a parable about unity. The husband laments their opposing effort and suggests they work together. The line eventually breaks, prompting the bride to share his reflection on cooperation. Morning Iris
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