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Newspaper
The Dillon Herald
Location
Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1919
Page
7
An old ad from Oflfee New Jewels at 10 Main St promotes growing hogs from birth to marketing age. It asserts health is key and claims B A Thomas Hog Powder prevents cholera, removes worms, and cures thumps, with a refund if not effective. Sold by Pee Dee Cash Store in Dillon.
Mollie A Bennett administratrix of the estate of Joseph F Bennett deceased calls all debtors to pay and all claimants to present duly authenticated claims within legal time or be barred. notice dated May 22, 1931.
The Winthrop College scholarship and admission exam for new students will be at the County Court House on Friday July 4 at 6 am and Saturday July 5 at 6 am for extra units. Scholarships awarded Friday July 4. worth 100 dollars and free tuition. Applicants must be at least sixteen and submit blanks to President Johnson by July 1. Next session opens September 17, 1919.
Notice that the Summer term Court of General Sessions for Dillon County S C will convene in Dillon on Monday June 9 1919 at ten o'clock in the forenoon In compliance with local notice requirements Bethea LE-15-41 209.
Three South Carolina soldiers visit the Washington Post Bureau in New York after arriving from overseas. Corporal D E McMillan and Private Wilbur M Smith, both wounded at Chateau Thierry, are joined by Sergeant C D Evans. All served with the 117th engineers in the Rainbow division, left Camp Jackson October 18, 1917, and returned home April 28.
The Home Service Section of the Red Cross Chapter invites military families to visit the Court House office for free help and advice. Some allotment checks were returned to the Treasury. Red Cross seeks owners Mary Wilton Johnson Victoria Norton Francis Thompson Frances Verner Dora Smith and asks those listed to call 206 for guidance on retrieving their checks.
Mrs Susan Matila Hayes wife of J Hayes of Lake View died Wednesday night aged in her 60s after a paralytic stroke on May 26. She was baptized at Piney Grove 40 years ago and later joined Union church. She is survived by relatives listed in the fragmentary notice.
A clipped ad promises refunds if PAZO OINTMENT does not cure piles. It claims quick relief with topical treatment, and mentions a price of 50 cents and improved sleep after first application. The wording is garbled but centers on a cure claim and refund policy.
State of South Carolina Dillon County Court of Common Pleas, W H Smith and A L Smith sue Mrs Sallie McCown Rebecca Ellen and others. Absent defendants D W Galloway Florence Boney D S Henry Jack Henry S A Ford and Caro W Pfaff must answer within twenty days of service at Marion SC, or plaintiffs will seek relief.
The document records a complaint dated May 17 1919 with M C Woods as Correct Attest and MO Bethea as Clerk of Court of Common Pleas. The filing is noted with a reference code 5 22 31 222 indicating docketing details.
Warning about sluggish kidneys and symptoms such as nervousness, weakness, dizziness, insomnia, and back pains. The text warns impurities accumulate, form uric acid, and poisons that can destroy health if not driven from the body.
Dangerous disease claims promote Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as an old worldwide remedy. The ad touts soothing oils and herbs, imported from Holland, with a money back refund and sealed packaging in three sizes available at drug stores.
In a brief Dillon Herald advertisement an engraving service markets commencement and wedding invitations visiting cards and similar works. The notice suggests no obligation to purchase and emphasizes showcasing samples.
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