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Newspaper
The Dillon Herald
Location
Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1919
Page
5
Local notes record Cadet Eddie Thompson visiting from the Citadel, teachers, merchants, and former students in town. Several individuals, including Sergeant J E Bethea and Lieut. Edwards, are mentioned with discharges and war service. A variety of social calls, travels to New York and Florence, and illness updates color the list.
Lonnie Edwards aged about forty six died after a prolonged illness at his Dillon home on Monday night February 3 1919. Survived by his widow and a large family of children Martin Mary L Pansie Margaret J D J B and Leon a Jr. Funeral at Mount Holly cemetery with Dr Watson B Duncan officiating. Edwards born near Mullins moved to Dillon and ran the Dillon Live Stock Co later. He was known for his cheerful disposition and sociable nature. His death saddens friends in Dillon and Marion counties.
Lame mornings and persistent stiffness may signal kidney issues. A neighbor recommended a home remedy to ease discomfort, suggesting a simple, practical solution for damp or chilly days and ongoing aches.
W H Stackhouse of 34 Hampton St Ditton reports kidney troubles with pain and sediment in urine. After using Doan's Kidney Pills from Evans Pharmacy his symptoms disappeared. He reiterates satisfaction in 1918 and keeps a supply on hand for future relief. 80 cents at dealers Foster Millburn Co Buffalo NY.
Doctors and druggists tout Calotabs as the best preventive and quickest cure for influenza and colds. They cite a liver keeping effect and a nausealess calomel that avoids salivation and weakness, claiming Calotabs are thorough and dependable.
A vintage drug advert describes Calotabs as a simple nightly dose with water to ease digestion and appetite. It claims rapid cold relief, energized liver, and renewed appetite by breakfast. Sold in sealed packs for thirty five cents with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
Lost hunting case Elgin watch number 18270722 between Floydale and Dillon to Stonewall Jackson Dillon SC finder bring to Box 106 reward. Also ads offer land subdivision sales, cash for Liberty Bonds, hides prices in Dillon market, sale of Get There First cotton seed at 4 per bushel. Southern Cotton Oil Co announces strictly cash basis sales starting Jan 7 1919.
A brief reading note points readers to the piece titled The River featured in this issue. It suggests attention to the story's themes and writing, urging readers to explore the article within.
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