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Newspaper
The Dillon Herald
Location
Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1921
Page
7
A 16 year old, Llewellyn Scott, romantic and troubled, sought to destroy a rival by destroying a note from a mystery girl. He attempted to overdose, was saved by doctors, and survived. The episode spurs concern about youth and press exposure in Los Angeles.
The upper Tigris hosts notable boats the qufa and kelak. The quis is a circular osier tub with pitch, up to wiz feet wide and four to five feet deep, paddled by two men leaning over the edge. The kelak is a raft of inflated pigskins lashed together with brushwood, carrying firewood downstream toward Bagdad.
The article notes that China has little demand for barbed wire as farm holdings are small and rarely fenced. Boundary stones mark borders between farms, and fences do not fit the Chinese concept of a wall. Sheep and cattle graze on hillsides with care by children and the elderly.
A dialogue contrasts a traveler’s summer plan for Paris with a friend's caution about affordability and unfamiliarity, underscoring the strain of travel ambitions versus practical limits. The exchange hints at planning, budgeting, and travel experience in a social context.
The Pee Dee Advocate notes boll weevils spread across Marlboro County towns including Smithville Red Hill Bennettsville and Adamaville. Despite expected damage, editors urge cautious diversification toward food crops and reduced cotton acreage while preserving cotton as a main money crop with shared farming effort and self-reliance.
A Savannah firm urges prudent handling of cotton. The Savannah Cotton Factorage Co. urges sellers to stagger sales over months to avoid price decline and offers loans on old and new crop cotton, with options for prompt sale or consignments.
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