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Newspaper

The Dillon Herald

Location

Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1910

Page

7

Southern Railway aids lime use to boost Southeast soil fertility

The May freight traffic report from the Southern Railway highlights rising lime production in Virginia and planned capacity increases to 5,000 barrels daily. It notes federal and state soil studies advising lime and leguminous crops to improve soil, with government publications available on soil improvement. President Finley backs farmer access to relevant USDA literature and tariff support to boost lime transport.

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The Holy Ministry Sermon at Collegiate Church of St Nicholas

The Rev Dr Malcolm McLeod preached on The Holy Ministry at Fifth Avenue church, citing Paul’s humility and the unsearchable riches of Christ. He stressed preaching as a divine vocation, not personal power, warning that decline of the pulpit endangers outreach, and praising ministers who bear God’s message with grace.

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A Promise Every Command in the Holy Writ

A fragmentary line hints at a religious vow or covenant theme, mentioning a promised oath and sacred writings. The terse text references a holy scripture and a devotion associated with the term covenant, suggesting a ceremonial or doctrinal emphasis.

Yromie Wester

Parables of Growth and the Kingdom of God

A Sunday School lesson at the Sea of Galilee discusses two parables, the Mustard Seed and the Leaven, showing outward growth and internal corruption in the Kingdom. It links the Mustard Seed to small beginnings, worshipful trust, and the temptation to misread symbols, then contrasts the hidden treasure and Pearl of Great Price with the call to renounce all for Christ, emphasizing seeking and finding the Kingdom through faith and sacrifice.

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Fragmentary Rhyme Fragment Reflects Eternal Strain

A distorted excerpt presents incomplete lines about eternity and human striving. The text blends misspelled phrases with names and concepts, creating a fragmentary mood that hints at transcendent longing and urgency without a clear narrative or event.

Capsudine reliever claim contrasts with?

An advertisement fragment references CAPUDINE as a remedy for teething stomach or nerve pain. It mentions Dr. Wietre’s Olamat Deltets and Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Children, describing soothing effects on gums and wind colic with a 26 cent price, amid garbled text.

Cure for chronic misery through Cutie Remedies

P Keyes of 147 Congress St, Boston, Mass explains twenty five years of agony from a covering humor and head neck and shoulders was cured after trying Cutie Remedies. He describes six months of hospital and doctors as unsuccessful before finding relief. He credits the remedy with a complete cure. October 12, 1909.

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Cutters Soap and Resolvent Advertises Pimples Cure

An 1909 Philadelphia note from Wm. Jr. Sadler at 1814 Susquehanna Ave praises Cutters Soap Obtuient and Resolvent for curing pimples after months of failed medical treatment. The fragment also cites a quote attributed to Lord Bacon on national greatness stressing fertile soil industry and easy transport.

Wm. Jr. Sadler Susquehanna Ave Philadelphia

Ex-Congressman Ferrell Endorses Down's Kidney Pills

Ex-Congressman Thomas M. Ferrell of Glassboro New Jersey and former State Senator and IRS collector for New Jersey reports a lumbar pain relief after using Downs Kidney Pills He praises the remedy as reliable and urges readers to remember the name Drans’ for sale by all dealers at 50 cents a bottle Poster-M

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