Waranfle Also to Blame for Disorder
A Teletyped report from Peking dated March 14 states that initial claims of American marines causing disorders in Tien Tsin are contradicted by later reports showing Japanese fault. Japanese guards entered the French concession, two Americans were detained, and an American consul was stoned at the station. Marines not involved, officials say, with tension between army troops and Japanese. The State Department awaits further advices as minister Revich investigates.
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Peking
Associated Press
Tien Tsin
Asfierican
Washington
Theodore P. Kane
Legation Marine Ruged
Pekiing
Tien Tain
Fifteenth Regular Infantry
State Department
Revich
Spencer
Tiei Tsin
Cpl. Kane
Gen. Barnett
Marine Corps
Tien ‘Tain
Nerve as a Key to Success in Life and Leadership
A period piece essay extols nerve as a composite virtue. It defines nerve as self‑confidence, courage, energy, and endurance, making leaders magnetic and resilient. It links nerve to perseverance, optimistic drive, and the ability to overcome doubt, signaling that nerve powers progress, success, and high achievement.
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David
Goliath
Republic
Caesar
Calotabs Calomel Liver Cleansing Ad Promises No Salivation
An old advertisement touts Calotabs as a painless liver cleansing remedy. It claims one Calotab at bedtime purifies the liver by morning with no taste or unpleasant aftereffects and guarantees a refund if unsatisfied. Sold in sealed packages for thirty five cents at drug stores.
Road project at Galivants Ferry financed by federal aid
The State Highway Commission, per Secretary David Houston’s wishes, will begin work soon on a federally funded project to improve roads in Marion and Horry Counties. Project No. 6 includes elev en timber trestle bridges, earth embankments, and a timber truss bridge over the Little Pee Dee River at Galivant’s Ferry. Bids open March 18. This $27,839.26 federal aid project strengthens the route from Marion Court House toward Myrtle Beach, linking with Florence Marion Mullins and Cheraw corridors.
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Columbia
David Houston
Department of Agriculture
State Highway Commission
Bureau of Public Roads
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Little Pee Dee River
Galivant’s Ferry
Marion
Horry
Secretary of Agriculture
Marion-Horry
Horry County
Galivant's Ferry
Galivants Ferry
Marion Court House
Myrtle Beach
Florence
Marion and Mullins
Difion
Bennettaville
Cheraw
Clothing Campaign Urges Nationwide War Relief
Red Cross chapters urged to collect ten thousand tons of clothing for destitute Europeans during the week of March 24 81. Hoover and Red Cross leaders say clothing is as urgent as food as textiles are scarce due to enemy destruction. Contributions should be durable garments for all ages and both sexes plus shoes hats and knitted items. Dillon Chapter committee will collect next week with help from households and junior members.
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Red Cross
Europe
Herbert Hoover
Dillon
GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules Promise Kidney Relief
An old advertisement warns kidneys weaken, urging immediate treatment with GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules. It claims long Dutch approval since 1696, touts restoration of strength, and offers refunds if not satisfied. Details emphasize daily use and requesting the GOLD MEDAL brand name.
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Tim
Haarlem
Holland
The
Netherlands
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