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Newspaper
The Dillon Herald
Location
Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1919
Page
4
The Dillon Herald lists subscription rates of 2.00 yearly or 1.28 for six months with advance payment. Ads may reach Dillon County, Eastern Carolina, and surrounding areas. Obituary sketches and similar items cost 0.08 per line. ads must meet space and propriety rules. publication date July 10, 1919.
Greenville, long known as university town, now claims status as the state’s largest manufacturing city with an estimated 268 cotton mills under Greenville capital. The South Carolina Press Association held its annual meeting there, with tours of baseball games, Judson Wills fabrics, and hospitality from local business leaders.
A travelogue describes western North Carolina scenery and a Greenville banquet during a three day program. It contrasts Piedmont manufacturing growth with Pee Dee agriculture in South Carolina, urging investment in mills, energy lines, and new enterprises to convert raw materials and create jobs.
A vintage medical ad promotes a tonic claiming to rid children of intestinal worms and improve digestion. It asserts that a two to three week course will strengthen immunity, aid digestion, and restore health, with a pleasant taste and a 60 cent price.
Dillon county opens three Tobacco Warehouses next Tuesday July 15 with Watkins Liberty and Farmers brands. F Watkins supervises operations with F W Brown H J Thompson and S W McCarty on staff. Owners J W Pleasants E L Moore A V Bethea W L Thornburg Jackie Moody coordinate, with Imperial American Export Leaf buyers and W H Owen of Chase City VA as auctioneer.
A Latta jury returned a not guilty verdict for James Jackson after testimony about a young girl found dead with an apron over her mouth and a chain around her neck. Witnesses described the scene and chain setup, with jurors ultimately acquitting Jackson after a lengthy trial.
An advertisement asserts LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE provides tonic relief without heady effects. It compares favorably to Gelinary Quinine and mentions a signature by W. GROVE, with references to Yok and lastingreminder about effects on the head.
A Columbus travelogue program titled With Allenby in Palestine will be shown during the Methodist Centenary celebration from June 2 to July 13. Moving pictures and photos present Allenby’s campaign and sacred Palestine sites, endorsed by New York clergy, offering an eye opening view of the Holy Land.
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