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Caro
Carolina
Dion
Chareai
Will Manag e To Live Under War Time Controls
Thursday, March 7, 1918. Uncle Sam fixed meat packers profits at nine percent. Packers now admit a thirty percent profit. The article argues war-time controls curtail liberty, challenging large capital's peacetime privileges under a democratic administration.
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Uncle Sam
Busiass
Farm Prices and War Profits Stir Public Debate
The piece argues for price fixing on farm goods amid rising costs and wartime taxes. It contrasts farmer burdens with industry profits, urging government action to regulate prices for cotton and other crops while defending the farmer’s wartime contribution. It cites a call to think and act as one.
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Wanutaeciv
Luke Anufacturer
Gethioe
Bns
Mail regulations for prisoners of war by the Postoffice
The Postoffice announces rules for mailing to German POW camps. Mail is free in international mails up to eleven pounds per parcel. Address must show prisoner of war name, camp, and “Prisoner of war mail, via New York.” Packages limited to eleven pounds once monthly and may exclude orgs. Excess parcels may be redirected with sender consent. Contents list includes belts, brushes, clothing items, tobacco, photos, and periodicals before the war. Communications must avoid any enemy aiding content. Mail is censored in New York and then sent to the American Red Cross POW committee in Berne, Switzerland.
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Postoffice Department
New York
Executive Postal Censorship Committee
American Red Cross Central Committee For
Berne
Switzerland
Mrs Gilbert Hayes Dies at Home Near Bermuda
Mrs Gilbert Hayes died at her home near Bermuda on the 26th and was buried at Hayes Graveyard on the 27th. She leaves a husband and three children and many friends. The funeral was conducted by Rev. J. A. Longtey. Also included are bee-keeping notes urging feeding weak colonies and building up honey gathering, advising not to raise drones and to use standard hives with comb foundation.
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Gilbert Hayes
Bermuda
Hayes
Time designation for medical evacuation and facility transfer
Phrase from a military document states that the time designated by the surgeon general of the army will determine when individuals are sent to cantonment base hospitals reconstruction camps or civic general hospitals for care. The wording references medical evacuation and designated facilities under surgeon general authority.
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Army
Open Veterinary Hospital for Domestic Animals in Dillon
Dr E Gordon announces a new veterinary hospital serving Dillon and surrounding county. With eighteen years of practice in veterinary medicine and surgery, he invites stock owners to call for treatment of horses and mules and domestic animals. Hospital operates from Austin Hamilton's Stables, Evans' Pharmacy contact for day or night care.
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Dillon
E. Gordon
Evans
Austin Hamilton
Jobson System to Reach This County
Dillon Hardware Co and C McLaurin promote the Jobson System for deep plowing to boost crops. The booklet claims easier wet-land handling, multiple plowings in one pass, and ten inch depth at low cost, endorsed by agronomists and farm leaders. Citizens are urged to inspect the plan and consider its value for local agriculture.
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Dillon Hardware Co
Dillon
C. McLaurin
Minturn
Jobson
South
Sumner
F. J. Merrian
Auanta
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Strengthens System
The Old Standard strengthening tonic Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic drives out malaria enriches the blood and builds up the system for adults and children.
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GROVE
Invitation to bid on long term funds in Dillon County
The notice invites bids for a monetary amount spanning thirteen months or more. Bids should be submitted to the undersigned at once. Jno Br. Watson, Treasurer, Dillon County.
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JNO
BR. Watson
Treas
Dillon County
Ice Cream Pointer Offers Special Bulk Rates
An advertisement invites readers to enjoy delicious ice cream with healthful refreshment. It promotes creamy flavor and urges trying the product today. Special rates are offered for larger quantities.
Mothers Delighted With Simple Croup Remedy Found
Thousands of mothers fear respiratory illness in young children yet report relief from a simple, unfailing remedy for croup and colds. Medical experts caution overuse, but families praise fast soothing effects and easier night sleep for toddlers in this early 20th century home remedy trend.
Laces and Embroidery Line Showcases at Val and Round Thread
The advertisement promotes Val and Round Thread Laces under Yol with a 5c line and a 25c lace line. It highlights exclusive attractive designs and a comprehensive Lace and Embroidery range. It promises a pleasing showing in a large assortment of styles and qualities.
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