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The Dillon Herald

Location

Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1920

Page

2

Home ownership boosts standing and patriotism in postwar drive

A lengthy editorial extols owning a home as proof of civic responsibility and a predictor of stable communities. It links home ownership to patriotism, peacetime prosperity, and social order, noting a projected surge in homeowners by end of 1919 and urging rapid building and investment in housing. It also mentions a Takoma Park horticultural club promoting gardening and civic improvement with a diverse, science-based membership.

Unique Horticultural Club Takoma Park D. C United States Department of Agriculture

Cold Water in the Old Well for Drinking Fountains

A Popular Mechanics illustration shows reuse of an abandoned well in a Western city to cool fountain water. Cold supply from the main is routed to a below water line well, cooling the drinking water as it passes through the coll, making it several degrees cooler when it reaches the fountain.

Popular Mechanics

New Bedford Grows Trees in Spring Amid Memorial Planting drive

New Bedford Mass plans 900 trees this spring and says it nearly tops records for trees per mile of street. The city backs a nationwide American Forestry association campaign for memorial trees for soldiers and sailors titled Flower in Every Home. A call to celebrate peace emphasizes cleaning up planting up painting up and honoring nature. NOTICE that the Spring Term of Common Pleas for Dillon County South Carolina convenes March 15 at 10 a.m. JNO C BETHEA 219 41.

New Bedford Mass American Forestry Association of Washington Common Pleas Dillon S. C JNO C. Bethea Ccc P&g.s

Creditor's Notice for J C Bass Estate Administrator

Having qualified as administrator of the estate of J C Bass deceased, notice is given that all persons holding claims against the estate must present them within the time provided by law or they will be barred from recovery. All indebted to the estate are notified to pay promptly to the administrator.

J. C. Bass

Black Draught praised for digestion and liver relief

A 65 year old resident of Meadoraville, Cynthia Aigginbotham, testifies that Black Draught improved her digestion, appetite, and strength after years of constipation and a sluggish liver. The advertisement promotes Thedford’s Black-Draught as a 70 year trusted remedy for digestion, liver and bowel issues with 25 cent pricing and nightly dosing guidance.

Court session opens February 16 in Dillon

Court of General Sessions for Dillon County convenes at the Dillon Court House on Monday February 16, 1920, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. INO. C Bethea, P. and G8.

Court of General Sessions County of Dillon INO. C Bethea

Man Credits Ziron Tonic For Health Gains

A testimonial from Clayton Wooten of Scotland CA extols Ziron Iron Tonic. He claims it strengthened his vitality, helped him gain eight pounds, and enabled him to enjoy three meals daily. The ad promises druggists offer a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails to benefit.

Clayton Wooten Scotland

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Sam J Columbia Supply CO West Gervais St. Columbia 5. C Meadoraville Cynthia Aigginbotham Mr. Wooten Ziron New York CAF Dillon, 8. C Wrigleys And Wrigley As Well As Oxfords and Pumps R. R. Avenue Canada The Association of Railway Executives Broadway Seu Alo J. H. David
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