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Newspaper
The Dillon Herald
Location
Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1920
Page
4
A noted songwriter once pressed a rural question into a national debate. The piece argues that a farm labor shortage, driven by the lure of city life and wartime wages, raises food costs and challenges rural communities. It notes youths leaving farms for urban amusements and education, urging consideration of rural livelihoods.
A verbose critique traces radicalism in America from parlor talk to a perceived menace. It argues for orderly reform over anarchy, praises constructive criticism, and skewers opposition figures while noting widespread unease. The piece cites Mr. Bryan and imagines disruptions from quick political action and social coordination.
A newspaper column urges readers to follow Dr. Wiley on whiskey avoidance and cautions editors against over criticizing. It argues for homes to rent and buy to balance labor mobility and notes a senate grant to fight pests while promoting flexible housing to support cotton crop needs and industry.
In Memoriam for our baby Iona who died January 25 1920. A precious one from us gone a voice we loved is stilled. A place is vacant in our home that never can be filled. Garth has lost its look of gladness heaven seems to us more bright. The spirit of our dear one took its happy homeward flight. Asleep in Jesus blessed sleep. From which tone ever wakes to weep calm and undisturbed repose by her mother.
J N Black of Charleston a Navy Yard worker describes Ferrolax as the only medicine that helped his headaches and run down health. He reports rapid improvement after using it and urges others to try it. Ferrolax is sold by Evans Pharmacy Dillon and Smiths Drug Lake View with a money back guarantee.
The article questions underpayment for workers and criticizes railroad timing plans while noting packers control meat prices. It reports salaries for next assembly, hints at more candidates, and mentions a bill to appoint a $10,000 New York joint committee on intoxication liquors, inviting laughs at the idea.
Notice is hereby given that the partnership between Morris Pass and David Fass trading as The Leader has been dissolved. Morris Fass signs this notice on the second day of February 1320.
The Charleston Musical Art Club brings dramatic soprano Miss Lucile Nellson to Artillery Hall for a February 9 recital with accompanist Miss Sonya Mitchell. Nellson, Charleston bred, has appeared in New York and at the Pleiades Club and with Park Opera Co. Her program includes Verdi and Tschaikowsky selections and works by Rachmaninoff, Scott, Liszt, Burleigh, and others. Tickets at Jordan Music Co. and Mullins Store. doors 7:30, performance 8:00.
Dr K M Brame promotes Brame's Vapomentha Salve as a universal influenza remedy backed by a Wilkes County superintendent. The paste relieves chest congestion, enables freer breathing, and is claimed to prevent pneumonia if used promptly. Available from Brame Cruc Co North Wilkesboro NC with price variations.
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