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Newspaper
The Dillon Herald
Location
Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1919
Page
4
The Dillon Herald lists subscription rates of 32.00 per seat and 1.85 for six months with 20 cents monthly for lapsing six months. It notes advance payment, advertising policies, circulation mainly in Dillon County North Carolina, and penalties for obituaries or hostile notices.
A Dillon South Carolina column discusses political division and national policy, criticizing lawmakers and railroads, while noting stark land price contrasts between the Midwest and Dillon County. It highlights a 287 dollar per acre farming land sale and warns about speculative investing and dry measure debates. The piece reflects local economic concerns and central government dynamics.
Fragmentary OCR passage mentions educational matters, local teams, and a growing number of students or schools relying on a preshar day country context. Details are unclear and names or events are not discernible. The item reads as an unsettled school or community notice with numerous garbles.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses Towia ira pereg and public health concerns. It mentions diet, a study, and vaccination themes, referencing York, Powell, and Chedugriculinal eolbysie. The text is incomplete but hints at vaccination use and public welfare debates.
The Williamsburg County Pair Association urges voters to elect Philip H. Stoll to Congress. The group, a mutual association focused on agricultural and community betterment, praises Stoll as loyal and capable to represent local interests in the United States House.
Business locals list farm land for rent in Dillon county with five to twenty horse farms and tobacco barns seeking cash rental for five years. Also an ad for a gray and Davis Ford starter in good condition priced at 40. A separate item offers farm loans on easy terms from Carolina Farm Loan Co. with prompt funding for five years or longer.
Notice announces a colored boy from Tr Yepre of ace who left home and is in need of supervision under law. It names Handy Willamilton, father of the minor, and refers to appointing a guardian or shelter for the child.
A promotional claim describes Lax-Fos with Pepsin as a specially prepared syrup to cure habitual constipation within 14 to 21 days. The text references modern tonic branding and regimens, noting tobin brinduce and pet bottle regulation jargon without clear factual support.
A condensed ode to thrift citing Abraham Lincoln and many figures from Edison to James J. Hill. It extols saving as a core habit shaping success, detailing early incomes and rise through frugality and initiative across nations and eras. It links thrift to invention, leadership, and enduring achievement.
A whimsical line extols a hen that lays an eee a day in a gold mine for her owner and urges readers to take the lesson by regularly investing in War Savings Stumpa to secure the future.
Fragmented OCR text hints at thrift themes and War Savings Stamp programs. No clear event or names. Summary focuses on promoting savings and future foundation through prudent spending and government stamps.
The War Loan Organization of the Fifth Federal Reserve District announces a new plan allowing War Savings Stamps to be exchanged for Treasury Savings Certificates of $100 and $1,000. Conversion can be made at post offices and qualified banks and trust companies. Certificates bear the owner’s name, yield four percent compounded quarterly, and the investment limit remains $1,000 for the 1919 series.
An article argues households should form a structured budget like a corporation with fixed obligations and a measurable income. It stresses regular saving and investments, recommends thrift and war savings, and outlines a flexible yet disciplined approach where savings targets are definite while other allowances vary to fit each family’s situation.
The new German government signs the peace term and the world shifts from war to peace. Americans note the vital role of Liberty Bonds and War Savings stamps, with returned investments and interest promising renewed prosperity. Citizens are urged to continue purchasing Treasury securities to build a stronger economy.
Theodore Roosevelt frames thrift as practical money use and suggests paying the mortgage via War Savings Stamps. Small, regular purchases earn interest, reducing the burden of 6 percent mortgage interest. When due, mortgage can be paid in full or partially renewed while continuing stamp savings until principal is liquidated.
A brief notice urges purchases of thrift stamps and war savings stamps amid caution about future regret. The message emphasizes supporting national savings while promoting prudent fiscal planning.
A playful inquiry asks whether the glue on War Say nga stamps is favored with peppermint or wintergreen. The tease invites readers to buy one to discover the answer.
Government securities offer the safest investment. A War Savings Stamp is a promissory note for its face value plus accrued interest if redeemed early. Since America entered the war, over 20,000 holders show the program’s reach, letting small savers partner with the government and express patriotism.
In Washington experts debate national wealth estimates. A figure puts U S total wealth at 200 billion dollars, with annual net income growth around 18 billion. Officials note rapid gains beyond normal and suggest War Savings Stamps as a way to conserve national income for individuals.
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