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Newspaper

The Dillon Herald

Location

Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1921

Page

7

Tobacco growers seek Tri-State Marketing Cooperative

Conference in Raleigh discussed forming the Tri-State Growers Cooperative Marketing Association with North and South Carolina and Virginia producers. T. Benton Young reported plans awaiting final action, while legislators debated a grading and tying bill endorsed by a Florence mass meeting. Aaron Sapiro may address lawmakers on farming welfare and marketing.

North South Carolina Virginia Darlington 8. B. Postom Johnson- Hill W. W. Long Young Raleigh Columbia South Carolina Tobaco Association Florence Mr. Young Aaron Sapiro San Francisco California Pacific Coast Sapiro United States North Carolina Youne Sinotsly

Washington and His Hate and Other Washington Myths

A London Old Bailey hearing cites Justice Darling praising Washington while the Manchester Guardian notes the cherry tree tale and other myths. The Weems biography inserted imagined boyhood episodes to profit, including a supposed silver pillar across the Potomac, which the Washington Herald deems impossible.

George Washington Justice Darling Old Bailey London Manchester Guardian James Beattie Beattie Washington Mason L. Weems Weems

Dillon County Teachers Association Meeting Notice

Dear Fellow Teacher the Dillon County Teachers Association will meet in the Dillon public school Saturday January 29 1921 at 1130 AM The three departments meet first and dedicate an hour to their programs At 1230 all teachers gather for the address and business Dinner at 130 PM Prof Wilson Gee USC will speak The School as a Training Ground for Effective Citizenship General and local teaching matters will be discussed Sincerely R T Fairfield President and Helen Burria Secretary

Dillon County Teachers’ Association Dillon Wilson Gee University of South Carolina Dillon County Teachers Asso Helen Burriaa

The Margin of Safety Rest on Caution and Skill

A hiring scene on a cliff road tests drivers as six applicants measure how near they can safely drive to the edge. Each man proposes a varying clearance from the precipice, revealing attitudes toward risk and precision in driving. The fourth man speaks next, challenging assumptions about safety.

Near the Edge of Danger as Society Flirts with Fire

Dearbon Independent warns that many seek to test danger by coming close to peril whether in business politics or social life. The piece compares it to flirting with fire and notes the inevitable consequences of crossing lines and risking reputation and safety.

Legion

Why Acreage Reduction Is Necessary

Debates the cotton supply and prices, citing U S Census Bureau figures and Col Henry G Hester as authorities. Analyzes July 31 1919 and 1920 stocks, in sight, and visible supply to project a large carryover into July 31 1921, with likely further increases as mills stay slow.

U. S. Census Bureau U. S. Department of Agriculture Henry G. Hester New Orleans United States Liverpool Manchester Japan Col Heater Hester

The South Needs You As Cotton Crisis Pushes Action

A plea urges all Southerners to reduce crease and support revival of mills. Employers, families, clergy, doctors, teachers are asked to educate others and enlist in the common effort to restore cotton trade and regional prosperity. The appeal stresses shared stakes for workers, merchants, and media.

South

TIDES TO TURN WHEELS IN NEW FRENCH POWER PLANTS

Paris reports French scientist Rene Defour has achieved tide powered electricity. Two breakwaters create a tidal canal with a lock system feeding a power plant, enabling automatic cycling. He plans giant coastal canals linked to inland points by high voltage lines to power Paris, railways, and eastern cities.

Paris Canute Brittany Rene Defour Universal Service Defour France Academic of Sciences Bigourdan Chosjen Tours

TRAIN ROBBERY FOILED NEAR BUFFALO FLEECERS

Nine armed bandits stopped a fast freight near Forks at 1 am and hijacked the engine before looting cars of cheese butter and eggs valued around ten thousand dollars. They ordered the crew to Depew as police pursued them. no arrests by early today.

Buffalo N. Y Forks Depew New York Central Police Maloney New York Central Sherifs

You Can’t Dodge It 2 Blood Weakness Ad

Physicians test blood when you feel run down to check red blood cells and judge strength. Low counts reduce resistance to disease and vitality. Pepto Mangan builds red blood cells and has been prescribed for thirty years in liquid or tablet form. Ensure the package shows Pepto Mangan.

Gude

Dog and Jack Rabbit Tale of a Dance Fleeing Capture

An elder dog narrates a tale from his youth about a chase with Mr. Jack Rabbit. The rabbit taunts him with a fancy backward dance move, causing the dog to stumble and lose the hunt. The rabbit escapes through stony terrain, while the dog reflects on the lesson to stick to known steps and avoid unfamiliar tricks.

Dog Buntine Jack Rabbit Gale Mr. Dog Jack Dox Jack Tabbit

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