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Newspaper

The Dillon Herald

Location

Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1919

Page

7

Opposing Cut In Acreage Sparks South Carolina Letters

Skot e Wannamaker, chairman of the South Carolina Cotton Association, says letters reveal a systematic fight against reducing cotton acreage and securing remunerative prices. He notes copies of letters between Governor Allen and state citizens, and indicates a financed campaign backed by banks and businessmen to organize a foreign marketing and financing corporation with substantial capital.

Allen Cotton Belt Association Wannamaker State Bankers’ Association Agid South Carolina Wanwkmaker

War profiteering tales from England spark reader caution

Tit Bitse reports examples from England of confusion over military payments. A wheelwright in Essex received ninety five-pound checks for a small job worth nine shillings and fivepence and was told to bank the money. A Surrey dairy manager saw a similar episode as hay paid for but partly delivered led to a sizeable reimbursement.

War Department England Essex Wheelwright Surrey

Money in Sweet Potatoes at Clemson College

A Clemson College note from April argues preparatory marketing as key to profitable sweet potato production. It details disease-free varieties Porto Rico Nancy Hall Triumph, soil prep, early planting, vine supply, storage, and shows an example: 270 bushels No.1 and 149 bushels culls yielding a $230 profit on a Fairfield County acreage with detailed expenditures and returns.

Clemson College Porto Rico Nancy Hall Jerop Falr Field County

Piles Cured In 6 to 14 Days Claim

Readable text asserts piles can be cured in six to fourteen days using a product named Brohana and mentions a one room unit with Basten Bret earning zero ointment. The fragment references taste and drops in the advertisement, suggesting a medical cure claim with minimal verifiable details.

Basten Bret

Kidney Trouble Warns: Signs and Urgent Help

Warning about kidney health from a historical health ad reads that kidneys failing to function cause fatigue dizziness and back pain. It urges immediate action when nervous, sleepless, or weak, claiming toxins build up if kidneys do not work properly and promoting a remedy.

Dangerous disease cure touted as world spanning medicine

An advertisement promotes a so called gold medal Haarlem Capsules claiming worldwide use for centuries. It lists soothing ingredients and promises quick relief, direct import from a laboratory and easy purchase from drug stores with guaranteed authentic original brand packaging.

Ayater Haarlem Holidad

Cardus credited by Mrs Kilman for relief after prolonged illness

Mrs Mary Kilman of Rouse City Texas recounted a months long backache and agony following childbirth. She credits Cardus as the lifesaving remedy after starting a course that spanned three bottles, noting lasting relief from pain and weakness.

Rouse City, Tex Mary Kilman

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Pat Dutner Dillon Marlford S. G. Hurley Dillos Ed. V E. T. Elliott, Jr W. Grove Cardai Cardus Garda Eldes Cardut Toni & la Rolla
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