Lemola Skin Remedy Offered Free by Woodsworth Co
New York readers are invited to request an experimental package of Lemola a skin treatment claimed to clear complexions overnight and stop itching after the first application. Advertised benefits include curing eczema tetters rashes itching irritations and related skin conditions across ages with claims of aiding skin scalp hair and hands and preventing clogged pores and pimples.
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New York
Woodsworth Co
Broadway
New York City
Name for the House From Liquor Profits
A New England liquor trader built an imposing house from his profits and asked a friend skilled in touch to suggest a fancy name. The friend proposed Livohol as the house name, a choice reflected in the Saturday Evening Post excerpt.
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New England
Saturday Evening Post
Notice of tax deadline extension in Dillon town
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of a resolution of the Council of the town of Dillon passed on January 5th, 1911, the fine for paying town taxes was extended to January 31st, 1911. After said date executions will be issued with a penalty of one dollar against all delinquents.
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Dillon
Citation Notice for Admin of Mrs S J Page Estate
The State of South Carolina Dillon County issues a citation to all heirs and creditors of Mrs S J Page deceased. The probate court in Dillon will convene on January 20 1911 at 11 oclock to show cause why O Mo Page should not be granted letters of administration. Judge R A Brunson signs the order January 5 1917.
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South Carolina
Dillon
Page
S. J. Page
SL. Page
Ald
R. A. Brunson
Special Silk and Dress Goods Friday Sale at Moore Co
Moore and Co announces a Friday only sale on silk and dress goods with special prices. The event highlights a one day discount on select fabrics, inviting customers to take advantage of reduced rates for the day.
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BE. Moore & Co's
L. Moore & Co's
Har grove and Lane Form Law Partnership
Notice states that N. B. Hargrove and Joe J. Lane form the law firm Har grove & Lane. Dated December 12, 1910, signed by B. Hargrove and Joe Pane.
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N. B. Hargrove
Joe J. Lane
Hargrove & Lane
B. Hargrove
Joe Pane
Bandits Rob Angelus Hotel Safe in El Paso
Two masked robbers entered the Angelus Hotel office in El Paso Texas on January 5 and robbed the safe of about 400 in cash and jewelry. They forced the night clerk to unlock the inner door while a lookout stood in the basement and looted multiple safety boxes. The maximum seizure appears uncertain but includes several thousand dollars in cash and diamonds. one box reportedly held 6000. No arrests have been made.
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el Paso
Texas
Angelus Hotel
Angelus Theatre
Preacher quits job over salary in Bakersfield
A Bakersfield pastor, A. G. Mills, formerly of the Christian Reformed Church, quit after earning only 100 dollars a month. He then worked as a road laborer. The church board informed him his services were no longer required, saying they paid him for all time due. Mills has three children and borrowed money from New York to reach the city and cover expenses. The article notes a Dillon mer all line with a price reference.
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Bakersfield
Cal
G. Mills
Christian Revereh
Mills
New York
Admrship Notice for Mary C. Rising Estate
County of Dillon cites heirs and creditors of Mary C. Rising to appear in the Court of Probate on January 13 at 11:00 AM to show cause why W M Rising should not be granted letters of administration. Given under hand December 1910 by Judge R A Brunson, Sr.
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South Carolina
Dillon
W. M. Rising
Mary C. Rising
Dijon
R.A. Brunson, Sr
Pratiard
Badger game scandal grips Washington and South Carolina
Washington papers detail the so called badger game involving merchant Harry Rosenthal and James Knott of North Carolina with wife Alma Knott and others. Witnesses describe staged lighting and blackmail plots, arrest lists include James Knott and Alton Armstrong as suspects, while Mrs Knott’s testimony portrays a young accused prisoner and a web of alleged confessions.
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Washington
Harry Rowenthal
Rindon Crawley
Becky Surp
Knotts
Washington Papers
Juanes Thott
Washington Herald
Merchaur
Ates
Kortatik
Cairne
Benjamin Kate
Dune
Hye
Cha
Jatin Kivott
Alton Armstrong
Church where pipes may be smoked in Denver service
Rev. Mary Foster of St. Mark's Episco pal church in Denver promotes a church organization for men that allows pipe smoking during services and has no collections. He argues it appeals to nonattenders, rejects strong drink, and runs meetings under temperance laws, though funds are not collected.
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Denver
Col
Mary Foster
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Mr. Foster
Pew Society
Foster
Unclear OCR fragment on 19th century crime and rail news
Fragmentary text references Joseph Conway of Holt Avenue and Lelicmore, charged with disturbing the peace, plus a note on a Roosevelts era reference and a railway travel report mentioning trains, routes, and crew shortages. Details are garbled and several proper names are uncertain.
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Alvast
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Murney
Loas
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Starlee Tames
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von Mewar
Conway
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