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Newspaper
The Dillon Herald
Location
Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1910
Page
3
A fragment from a social sketch contrasts old Weary’s charity and tongue with his political leanings and a tale of a Georgian judge. It includes a farmer father’s warning on gossip and a joke about Cobb resigning, plus samples of anecdotes about dogs, nurses, and city councilmen.
The Brooklyn church sermon contrasts Sinai thunder with the Transfiguration, arguing fear of God illuminates love and that both ideas complement each other. The pastor cites Moses, Jesus, and a Denver judge to show fear grounds wisdom and mercy depends on divine majesty and justice.
The text echoes biblical phrasing about not wanting for food rest companionship joy and power declaring I shall not want and promising divine presence Forever with the Lord and provision for those who come to Him, melding paraphrase with scattered archaic lines of trust and sustenance.
A reader testifies that years of hand and body eczema disappeared after using Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Resolvent. She cites rapid improvement in herself and daughter, praising the products and advising others with skin or blood diseases to try Cuticura.
An assortment of advertisements tout cures and tonics for ailments from chills to stomach trouble. References include Hugi Tonies claiming a complete cure, Robinson Heller Co. products, Capielice and Pierce's Pills, with claims of soothing syrups for teething and various health benefits.
Rhode Island Episcopal Bishop William Ho MeVickar is the subject of a Providence tale about a sermon on missionary work. A Foster town remark and a mocked confrontation are recounted by a Boston traveler, describing the bishop as physically imposing and memorable in the region.
An old Irish peasant Sut May sits before his cottage pipe puffing furiously as matches litter the ground The wife calls him to dinner and he debates Motke Mulrouey's report about a wrong kind of charge or shot while he struggles to decide if Motke acted foolishly or if he has grasped the wrong idea.
An aged ad-style notice touts Tetterine as a cure for poison oak eczema ringworm itching scalp dandruff and various skin ailments. Claims include home treatment from Monculoa Texas to Savannah Georgia with 50 cent doses and free Liver Pills with mail orders.
Fragmentary lines describe a market scene with Carticoke delaying payment to Abequent by a month. A character named Bo notes action, while RO Up is referenced as driving in the interim and feeling he has gained something.
A garbled OCR passage mixes names and phrases about legal remedy and moral guidance. It hints at issuing “points to the erring with love” and questions if kindness could replace law, referencing eye health and maritime topics in a cryptic, period tone.
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