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Newspaper
The Dillon Herald
Location
Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1909
Page
4
The Farnum bribery case verdict provokes outcry and debate over state statutes and jury selection. The Herald argues the panel and county jury commissioners may have influenced the outcome, warning that reform could prevent future injustices despite not asserting guilt.
The piece argues against blaming corn meal for pallagra, noting scientific uncertainty and shifting views. It cites editorials from the Columbia Record and reflects ongoing debate among experts about whether corn products contribute to the illness or if it stems from microbial factors, with openness to new explanations as research evolves.
The fragment notes competition among food items with a claim that one variety was among the healthiest, until a figure named Tascary emerged to challenge or overturn the prior status. The text preserves a snapshot of a ranking or quality assessment in a historical context.
A South Carolina jury contemplates a case amid parallels drawn between cotton markets and wealth boasts. Dr. Cooks North Pole portrait is linked to a Little Rock cotton field, underscoring the era’s fluctuating fortunes and speculative talk of riches comparable to Klondike fever.
The article notes that after cotton picking season most people have learned cooking skills. It reflects rural life and practical know-how with a light, communal tone.
Charleston’s crackdown pressure could force illicit dealers in nearby towns to surrender without resistance, signaling a broader suppression of illegal activity and signaling a model for neighboring communities to follow.
Dr. Cook warns that seekers of the pole should eschew strong drink, equating temperance with avoiding being overrun by Kentuckians. The remark frames sobriety as a defense in a contest or challenge involving Kentuckians.
The News and Courier contrasts Gov. Johnson's $18,000 estate with Harriman's $100,000,000 in a provocative double comparison and asks readers which they would choose now that the era ends. The piece implies a reflection on wealth and legacy.
Simp Prevatt, a farm hand from Gaddys Mill, faced a preliminary hearing on larceny charges for stealing a cow from Mr. Inc. C. Miller. He pleaded not guilty, but evidence was strong, sending the case to the higher court as Prevatt was tracked with the cow toward Alio near Little Rock. The article notes Prevatt's limited discernment of the offense.
Maple Dots reports J A and C H Dove visited the old north state last week. The Pleasant Grove Sunday School ladies organize a Phila thia class with Miss Jennie Collins elected president. J H Surles visits Barnesville, N C, Ed Rancke of Lumberton visits his sister, F M Lane. The Baraca class to entertain ladies at D H Hyatt home next Saturday night. SIMON
The notice urges readers to watch the paper for merchant advertisements and new arrivals. It emphasizes merchants informing customers of bargains and fresh stock, noting the paper’s wide county reach and valuing trade. The Dillon Herald costs $1.50 a year.
Maple Dots and Dove of Rockfish N C spent last week in this section. A M Smith of Orrum N C was in this section a few days. E W Surles visited at Abbottsburg N C last week. Mrs Tempie Powers, staying with her parents Mr and Mrs ChristopherLee, returned to Abbottsville N C Sunday. K Jackson, visiting in the old North State, returned home last week. Lena Turbeville of Campbell's Bridge visited Sunday. Margaret Dove stayed in Rockfish N C and returned home last week. Joe Turbeville of Campbell's Bridge was in this section Sunday. Simon,
Mr and Mrs John Hugh Stack announce the marriage of their niece Sallie Willis Highfill to FE Roland Roberts. The ceremony took place Wednesday evening October 6 1909 at 5 o clock in Mr Andrew M E Church. Dr A Buckner has returned from Charlotte after visiting his daughter at college.
Sreecian Column notes cash or easy terms on prime upper Marion county farming land. One 700 acre farm with residences and outbuildings on Cashua public road west of Little Rock. J D McLucas Marion S C. Also notices on tobacco buyers called off after Oct 7 and local shop ads for Watkins Moore McLaurin and Dillon Hardware.
A blue framed Dexter bicycle with puncture proof tires was stolen and the thief was seen heading toward Latta. Reward offered for its return to W B Sears in Dillon.
Several classified items advertise land for sale near Dillon including 40 acres on Little Rock road one mile from Dillon and eight acres near the passenger station suitable for trucking or cotton. Also a 350 acre tract with 200 acres cultivated and a seven room dwelling near Williamsburg County with easy terms. Additionally a Malleable Range Co representative from South Bend will appear next week October 4 to 9 and a detective position with Scatford references is sought.
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