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Newspaper
The Dillon Herald
Location
Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1909
Page
5
Promoters claim no charge and no obligation for a complete medical examination and advice. The notice promises candid diagnosis whether a cure is possible, with doctors at Jefferson Streets offering free service. The ad enumerates free consultation amid a flood of other regional concerns.
A Boston Transcript note cites plans by a Chilean government backed promoter to mine a glacier in the Straits of Magellan and export ice to Argentine cities, arguing such remote supply could invite risk if the Iceman becomes too bold.
A Terre Haute reader reports indigestion vanishing after using Grape-Nuts. The letter claims improved appetite, reduced pain, and better well being for both herself and her husband, attributing benefits to the product’s nutrient mix. The article endorses Grape-Nuts as a reliable food during stomach troubles.
A horse trainer cautions that average people mishandle horses by stroking the nose rather than the base of the ears and the eyes. Farmers' notes discuss dairy farming benefits, pig and calf nutrition, fertilizing with manure, and the value of balanced rations, hay storage, kerosene dangers, and practical farm equipment.
Warner's Guide notes sunflowers grown by many farmers can be profitably produced as poultry feed. Seeds fed whole or ground fatten poultry, and seed heads in yards allow birds to thresh them themselves with no grower expense. It warns it is late to sow this year but suggests planning for next season.
Two new poultry bucket lines offer spring contracts for fall delivery at fixed prices with large lays and year round broiler support through hatchery orders. Plus pasture guidance from Indiana and suggestions on rape and turnips for fall pasture and dairy profitability.
Report notes Dr Sven Hedin and other explorers discussing a small aluminum drum containing a spring tape measure. The item, linked to Tibet in 1908, was claimed by S14 grodhead and later identified as lost in 1901 near a great lake. The Pall Mall Gazette preserves the anecdote.
The Los Angeles Herald reports a peculiar oath used by high court judges in a tale of man. The oath pledges to execute laws justly without bias or personal gain, invoking God and the book’s commands. The language mirrors early legal ritual with archaic phrasing and symbolic references to heaven and earth.
A series of documents detailing Edward I’s progress through Scotland in 1296 with names of nobles and others who did homage to him noted in the records.
The fragment describes the copper sheathing and frame of the statue with notes on its preservation and visibility of internal elements. It references figures like Travis Caznainy and mentions the need to keep the statue in good condition as the outer skin and internal structure are described.
The odd fragment hints at a romantic exchange or vow noting hesitation and waiting for someone’s arrival. It references a Brooktya location and a broad remark about time and commitment, but the text is highly garbled.
An advertisement from the National Lead Company promotes the belief that good paint increases house value and occupancy appeal. It offers a free Paint Outfit No 49 including color schemes, specifications, and a paint adulteration detector, sent on request to National Lead Company, 1902 Trinity Building, New York City.
Fragmented OCR reveals a grieving mother recounting a severe facial burn to her baby from a grease-skin incident during a preparation. She describes medical treatment, disfigurement fears, and a claimed cure using Cuticura ointment. Also includes faded ads for medicines and household products of the era.
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