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Newspaper

The Dillon Herald

Location

Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1918

Page

8

South Carolina Enlistment Call Seeks Mixed Trades

A wartime notice urges South Carolinians to volunteer for the United States Guards and other branches, listing eligible ages from 21 to 40, prior service in wars, and a wide range of skilled trades from machinists to bakers. It names cities in South Carolina and Georgia as recruitment points and emphasizes special inducements for experienced workers.

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Stomach Trouble Relief After Iron Tonic Use

A patient describes years of stomach trouble and crippling cramps. After trying many remedies, she found relief with a tonic, reporting improved digestion, strength, and stamina, later able to walk miles and sleep through nights without pain.

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A I M Ferrodine ad promises strength and quality

An old advertisement promotes A I M Ferrodine with a claim of cheaper, stronger relief for digestion kidneys and bladder. It touts original bottles bearing the trademark and a Ferrrodine Chemical Corp. guarantee, urging readers to buy from most druggists and get a bottle today.

Ferrodine Chemical Corp

Ball In Bolsheviki Pronunciation Report

Britton editor of the Raleigh News reports on how Bol resembles Bolshevik in pronunciation. The Ysetaid shows a phonetic form with emphasis on Bull. The article notes the plural Bool-she and explains the censor’s influence on speech.

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