Treaty ratification debate dominates senate action
The Colombian treaty cleared the Senate by eleven votes, amid a broad foreign policy push. Lodge and Borah amendments sparked partisan debate as Poindexter proposed indemnity cuts. Separately, the National Farmers Union urged joint action to reform agriculture amid criticism of profiteering and credit discrimination. Calcutta rat exchange noted near end.
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Four Carolina Members Named to House Committees
The House lists four South Carolina members among new and returning appointees. Dominick and Stoll advance to major panels while Stevenson retains an influential committee role. new members face limited placement on ten exclusive committees. Washington reports note reduced Democratic seniority and restricted access for freshmen.
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Newberry College News Highlights Chautauqua Events and Indians Baseball
Newberry hosts a Chautauqua service under the ministerial Union with Dr. Freed and Dr. Carson speaking, Shakespearean entertainment featured, and term exams set for May 28. The Indians baseball team has won six straight, defeating Carolina 19 to 2, Clemson 8 to 2, and Wofford 8 to 3, with upcoming game against Baptists on April 28 and a bid to shut them out at Newberry.
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Camden to film Confederate reunion crowds in May
Camden and Kershaw county chamber of commerce plans to arrange moving pictures of the Confederate reunion on May 18 and 19. Negotiations with moving picture firms are under way with confidence of securing coverage. The reception for veterans will be among the grandest ever offered, motivating the film effort.
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Chapin Theatre to Showcase The Great Love Saturday
D. W. Griffith's celebrated film The Great Love will be shown at Chapin Theatre on Saturday April 30 featuring the same cast and creators as The Birth of a Nation. Promoted as a wonderful picture, it invites patrons to attend this special presentation.
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Fast-Fleeting Day Teacher-Robert Shortest Day Query
The fragment hints at a question about the year’s shortest day. It mentions a dialogue involving a teacher and a boy named Bobby, with a possible threat to discipline before bedtime. The readable text lacks concrete facts or events to report a clear story.
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Mixed Bits From A Busy World In The Times
A collage of brief items notes rapid Philippine school attendance driving demand for qualified American teachers. An ostrich egg yields a meal for thirty, while a hog’s pearl purchased for $800 puzzles locals. A Lynn landlord receives a gold-hearted compliment as rents rise elsewhere. Other items report low New York produce prices, a surgeon aged sixty removing his appendix, and quirky vignettes from daily life and travel. The center of population shifts in Indiana, and a glass made from corrugations promises broad light.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Systemic Relief
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a remedy for frequent nasal head colds. It claims internal action to clear blood and reduce mucous inflammation, preventing chronic catarrh, with druggists carrying the product and circulars from F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
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Entrance of office manager disrupts scene
The office manager greets Archie with warmth and humor as he returns, noting how he has grown and resembles his father. Archie responds kindly, remarking that his father was just speaking with a familiar tone. American Legion.
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American Legion Weekly
Midnight trolley tale of cold tea and broken plans
A fragment from American Lesson Weekly quotes a string of comic misfortunes and odd observations. It mentions paying $65 for cold tea on a trolley at midnight, a smallest bill of five twenties, a restaurant with the only girl in the world, missing soap stoppers, a clock error, paydays, a harsh waiter, and a rejected romance. The text then shifts to Mrs Crimp lamenting her husband’s disappearance and growth.
Hair Loss Worries Alf and Neighbors Comment on Illness
A vignettes style exchange shows Rev and Mrs Crimp discussing Alf's moult and fear of hair loss after illness. Neighbors relate personal anecdotes about cold and shaving faces. The text shifts to a note on Africa’s Orange River falls being higher in Ingara and Victoria Pans.
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