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Newspaper
The Dillon Herald
Location
Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1910
Page
5
Fragments show social visits and travels around Latta Dillon and nearby areas. Several names appear including King Allen Sellers and McLean, plus a memorial for Robi B. McLean aged around sixty. A whiskey literature incident ends with a $50 fine and town views on holiday shopping and the Herald’s busy Christmas season.
Coroner Gasque ruled Lorenz Betheas death an accidental shooting near Lid le Rock after an inquest. A second story notes People's Bank stockholders reelect officers and declare a 15 percent dividend, with detailed bank statements for Bank of Pages Mills and Merchants & Planters Bank. A Dillon case reports an Anderson carpenter killed by a Olympia streetcar near Harvers row and a Columbia hospital death, with identity inquiries from local residents.
Medical scientists announce dramatic results of Senpine for asthma catarrh hay fever and bronchitis. Woodworth Co offers free experimental packages from 1161 Broadway New York City mailed to all who write. The remedy claims to cure stubborn cases regardless of duration or climate and is urged for those who failed other treatments.
University of Kansas fellow J P Trickey studies turning ivory nut into buttons. The nut grows in South America and yields several buttons per hull. Germans lead in raw material trade with Brazil and others, while Trickey aims to improve coloring and manufacturing methods for consistent results.
The advertisement promotes Amerigan Beauty Corsets praising numerous fashion features and improvements, presenting the garments as refined under current style standards and designed for a dainty silhouette.
Charles Ew New York builder and aviator plans a desert prospecting flight from Goldfield to prove an aeroplane can replace the burro for transport and load up to 200 pounds. J C Walsh, Crout from Klondike, promotes the scheme as a new method to access roadless desert areas and aid prospectors.
A one year old girl Lovie Herman died early Friday in Akron after live lizards six inches long and a head of another lizard were found in her stomach. Cleveland physicians examined the case with several specialists present. The child, previously ill for a year, reportedly drank spring water and had been under care as doctors investigated how the lizards caused the fatal condition.
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