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Newspaper
The Dillon Herald
Location
Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1920
Page
3
The note references Pratt & Lambert varnishes and Valspar oil paints in a listing of paint products and related varnishes. It indicates a catalog fragment of coatings brands without a complete sentence or full context.
A letter from George W. in Tone, Ala., describes severe fatigue and poor appetite improving after using Ziron. The tonic, claimed to be iron-based and reconstructive, is marketed as a remedy for run-down conditions caused by overwork, undernourishment, or stomach or bowel issues. The advertisement promises a money-check guarantee.
The document notes Lewandowski and associates were held after authorities charged them with attempting a robbery in New York. The pair had spent months in the death house awaiting trial.
W Epps county agent notes in Clemson's Weekly News Notes that Pee Dee No 5 corn seed spread across Dillon County raised yields from ten to fifty percent. A farmer's son raised from ten to twenty bushels per acre in three years after joining the club, and last year a farmer planted seed saved from his own crop to average about forty bushels per acre on his farm. The county planted about a hundred bushels last year and purchased seed from the Pee Dee Experiment Station, with many farmers saving their own seed.
Walter Lewandowski and Leo Jankowski were executed in the Sing Sing electric chair shortly after 11 pm. Both tuberculosis victims from Dannemora killed a keeper during an escape attempt. Lewandowski spoke of going over the top and bidding farewell. Jankowski echoed the line and recognized state executor Hulbert. Neither left relatives or messages for family. they said they left only a couple of shirts.
Five people died in a mountain road crash near Asheville when their car toppled over an embankment. Only a six year old boy survived, according to authorities. The fragment also includes an unrelated automotive ad offering carbon cleaning services and cylinder work with a two hour completion promise.
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