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Newspaper
The Dillon Herald
Location
Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1918
Page
3
The passage warns that kidneys failing to perform their functions cause nervousness dizziness sleeplessness and back pains. It urges immediate help to remove toxins like uric acid from the system before irreversible health damage occurs.
Dangerous disease victims urged to take Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules claiming centuries of use and a reformulated blend of oils and herbs. The ad promises prompt relief or money back and directs readers to drug stores to ask for the imported original in sealed packaging.
The article surveys the Dome of the Rock and Sacred Rock near Jerusalem, tracing Jewish Christian and Mohammedan associations. It notes Noahs ark, Jacobs vision, and the belief of the rock as altar site, while contrasting temple site theories and praising the Mosque of Omar as a shrine.
The inaugural locomotive from Europe, nicknamed Kitten, arrived with an engineer who kept it hidden from public view. A moonlit trial failed, the engine proved stubborn, horses were used temporarily, then a U S expert found it workable after practice, reaching 20 miles per hour.
A reflective piece on happiness asks readers to seek contentment in small daily acts rather than chasing joy. It argues work as a remedy for disillusionment and suggests maintaining faith despite sadness and fatigue.
Information from commerce reports notes that artificial and substitute hair are produced in Germany. It states that human hair imports from China have long been stopped and that substitutes are used as alternatives. The article mentions silk manufacture and government restrictions on certain sites.
The Outlook Of The Southern Farmer committee urges Georgia growers to raise large cotton and food crops to meet global demand. It predicts favorable prices, stresses preparing for spring planting, buying seed and fertilizer, and expediting shipments as rail traffic remains heavy. It notes cotton seed peanuts and soybeans have ready markets and advises planning for improved labor conditions with troop returns and reduced ammunition factory output.
In the Southeastern department including Georgia and neighboring states, the Y M C A announces expanded educational programs in camps. Prof. A M Souby plans more classes and guest speakers from colleges to prepare soldiers for civilian life. After discharge, correspondence will help nonenglish speakers and illiterate veterans stay connected.
The Y M C A calls for men of established Christian character and leadership for overseas service with the A E F. It also seeks educational administrators and skilled workers. The note cites gum consumption data in Paris and outlines roles like chauffeurs and mechanics for war work.
Leslie Rogers administrator of E L Rogers deceased seeks final discharge. Hearing set for Tuesday January 7 1919 at 10 in the forenoon at the administrator's office. Claims must be filed with Leslie Rogers or attorney Joe P Lane before the deadline or be barred. Judge Probate Joe Cabell Davis 12 12 41 Dillon County 215.
Administratrix Lillian Williams announces qualification in the estate of Leroy Williams deceased. All persons indebted must pay promptly and all claimants must present authenticated claims within the legal period or be barred from recovery.
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