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Newspaper

The Dillon Herald

Location

Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1909

Page

6

Legislature Quits After 47 Days of Session

The South Carolina General Assembly adjourned sine die after a 47 day extraordinary session. Quorums were sparse. members received $200 pay. Conferees settled on numerous appropriations including education, hospitals, and the Confederate home, while debates over liquor control and embalmers continued.

General Assembly of South Carolina House Senate Ars Free Conference Committee Winthrop Winthrop Kitchen Watson University of South Carolina Greenville T. B. Fraser Sumter

Prohibition Bill Passed in South Carolina Legislature

The measure includes amendments and an August 17 election to decide whether wet counties with dispensaries will reopen. It outlines strict controls on alcohol sales for medical and scientific uses, pharmacist bonds, prescription rules, and penalties. It also sets ballot wording for or against sale and establishes timelines for implementation and repeals of prior laws.

Senator Side Edisto Power Company House Webster Ott Dixon Taft Atlanta South Mauldin Senate Christensen House Ways and Means Committee Senate Finance Committee Road Commission Department of Agriculture, Commerce and Industries University of South Carolina J. Pope Columbia State General Assembly Wharton Appelt Carlisle Young Men's Christian Association Waller South Carolina Shi Brusry Iquor

Legislative notes on amendments and parole proposal

Summary of proposed measures including Mauldin on dividends and truthful reporting for corporations, Herdin on appointing expert jurors with compensation, Harvey on gubernatorial parole power, and Waller on renunciation of dower in code revisions of South Carolina 1902.

Mauldin Herdin Harvey Waller South Carolina

To Geld For Zeke to Work

A farmer orders Zeke to fetch kindling but Zeke frets about the cold and freezing weather. The farmer hesitates to let his children be frostbitten, considering other tasks by the warm stove.

Zeke

Cheney firm pledges to pay for catarrh cure failures

Oath by Cheney of Toledo declares his firm will pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The notice cites testimonials and a Toledo address, with various ads for medicines and moral sayings interspersed in the text.

ToLxpo Franx J. Cheney Totes Toledo Fearn J A. D A.W. Gleason

Real Cure Not Temporary Benefit For Kidney Pain

Rev Maxwell S Rowland of Toms River urges focus on lasting cures not short relief. He credits Dean's Kidney Pills with stopping back and loins pain and restoring kidney function after a sudden kidney attack. Also promotes Dr Mitchell's eye salve, Brown's Bronchial Troches, Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children and other remedies with pricing and sponsor details.

Maxwell S. Rowland Toms River Dean Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo

Meeting Waterloo Wit and Whiskeyloo Joke

A humorous quip locates Napoleon near Water loo with a play on whiskey and temperance. The remark credits temperance when properly applied, ending with Mareh Lippincott's attribution. The article showcases a satirical handling of a famous historic moment and its imagined dialogue.

Napoleon Paris Waterloo Mareh — Lippincott’s

Here and There. Mil Got, Ill Gone-Dutch. A Miss Is as Good as a Mile

The fragment presents a quip filled with cultural idioms about trouble, forecasting, and personal fate. It resembles a small comic or proverb snippet likely from a column, noting Irish and Dutch phrases and a caution about outcomes and happiness.

Mil Happ

Letter from Minneapolis woman touts Pinkham remedy

A Minneapolis reader describes severe health troubles, claiming Lydis E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her strength and made her a perfectly well woman within three months. She urges public sharing of the letter to establish the product's efficacy for women’s ailments.

Lydia E.pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham Pinkham Lynn Mass Minneapolis Minn L. B. Pinkham L. Ee Worth Minneapolis, Minn E Pinthan

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