Neutrals urged to join fight for liberty and safety
A historical editorial argues that neutral nations must act now to aid Belgium France Italy and Great Britain or risk remaining culpable as the German tyrant expands. It warns that delaying action will not shield them from consequences and that swift support could shift the war's balance in favor of freedom.
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Germany
Amerikan
Tng Ag
Botland
Scandinavia
Belgium
France
Italy
Birds and battles mix in a noisy spring day
A fragmented moral vignette contrasts birds quarrelling on a post with a wartime diary entry about German offensives. The piece weaves nature observations by John Burroughs with local notes on military life, clergy events, and officer visits at Camp Wadsworth, including a wedding announcement and town business in Spartanburg.
Pleasant Hill School House Friday Night Program
Pleasant Hill school house hosts a Friday night program March 29 at 7 30 with acts from Patomine Home Sweet Home Morning papers and more including burlesque flower drill ice cream and other amusements. Patriotic talk by Mr McFaden from Clemson College and visitors Miss McLees Maggie Evans and Mr Epps attended. Mourning for late baby of Vernon Miller buried at Pleasant Hill Cemetery Thursday. Hovey Grantham and Jamie Huggins quietly wed at Dillon Jest Saturday.
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Plesant Bos
Pleasant Hill
Patomine
Home Sweet Home
Arthur
Quartete
Aunt Nancy and Missionary Society
McFaden
Clemson College
Pleasant Hill School House
Miss McLees
Maggie Evans
Epps
Montgomery
Williamsburg County
Vernon Miller
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Hovey Grantham
Jamie Huggins
Dillon
No reliable remedy for swift disease among children
The fragment warns that thousands of young children die each year from a swift disease. It urges that everyone keep on hand reliable first aid and remedies, noting doctors agree there is no sure remedy. The text emphasizes urgency and preventive care.
Mother's Joy Gaive for children health relief
Relief ing congestion and preventing pneumonia. There is no safer way of guarding the health of your young children than by keeping a jar of Mother's Joy Gaive always on hand ready for use as Gret sign of croup or col.
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Lee
Fort Myer
Camp Meade
Franklin W. Ward
Grant
Wadsworth
Appromattox
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Lieut. Grint
Court House
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North Sea
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Jordan
L. B. Rogers
Fayetteville
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F. L. Bethea
A. M. Stevens
M. C. Hayes
A. G. Keith
Kissel
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William Dillon’s Best Store
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