Public doubts over Hays film offer and political stance
A lengthy editorial comments on William Hays and the motion picture industry offering $160,000 a year, questioning motives and integrity. It discusses public suspicion, vows to uphold honor, and contrasts with political figures like Wilson, warning of broader societal scrutiny. The piece ends noting rising alcohol poisonings in cities and a cautionary tone on public behavior.
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Pontninater
Ofvin
Robert.f
Lee
Galide
Tinters
Getuniy Neantzs
Bert HdWara'heé
Hays
America
Missouri
Wilson World Peace Backed by Republicans and Democrats
Public demonstrations of approval rise wherever Woodrow Wilson and his picture appear. The president’s ideals of world peace regain prestige power and popularity as prominent Republicans and Democrats express support.
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Woodrow Wilson
Anc
Demoi Jreeté
Churches Services Schedules Across Pelion Swansea Springfield
Rev B J Wessinger officiates at Holy Trinity Pelion 12:45 8 am Areta Sunday 4 wr third Sunday St Johns Hack Grow 11 am third Sunday 4 pm Good Shepherd Swansea 11:15 am fourth Sunday 3:30 pm second Sunday Orange Chapel Springfield 11 am second Sunday 8:30 pm fourth Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Trinity
Pelion
Areta
Different Receptions and Weighed in the Balances
The Evangelical Lutheran Church announces Sunday School at 10:00. Divine services at 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. February 19 theme: The Different Receptions Which The Word Receives. Evening theme: Weighed In The Balances And Found Wanting. Rev. Arthur B. Obenshain to preach at 2:30 p.m. February 1 during service. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. LA. Barre
Arthur B. Obenschain
Pasteunday
Rte
Matthew's Hvimgeltei
Arthur
B. Ovénsehain
Ton Circuit Sunday Services in Shiloh Hebron and Lexington
Sunday February 19 1922 events list church services with speakers Rev C G Dawsey Rev C B Dawsey and Rev Oo at Shiloh Hebron and Lexington locations. Dawsey mission history noted and pastors extend welcome to all services.
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Shiloh
Texas Celger
Rewey
Brazil
Fyother Dawsey
Hebron
Sena
Ansul
Lexington
HR. Dawsey
Mresil
C. B. Dawesey
Horeb
A. Whiptes
J. BR. T
Columbia
J. A. Whitten
Lesington
J. JT. Major
Clemson College hosts public sale of improved stock
Clemson College holds a Wednesday auction on February 6 featuring purebred cattle and horses. About 206 farmers from Piedmont counties attended. 31 buyers purchased stock, Fountain Inn yielding the largest shares. Two animals were sold to an out of state buyer, with sales overseen by Prof. L. V. Starkey and auctioneer Graham of Columbia.
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Clemon College
Mal Juushandry
Clemson College
Fountain Inn
s'Tem
Graham
Columbia
L. V. Starkey
Ston
W. J. Sheely
E. G. Godbey
Salmon
D. Wims
Piedmont
J S. McFall
Anderson
J. G. Harper
Cs . Town
Muldrow
Anderson J. H
Keisler
Pendietor Reid
Andon
J. ©. Pruitt
Pendleton
J. HH
E. J. Kibler
Seneceorse Kumme
Walhalla
Arthur Brown
H. Orr
H. Boxemann
Timmonville
J. W. O'Neil
Rock HM
F Foster Senn
Sliver Street
J. Ft. Bearden
Wellforn
Spartanburg
JE. Ea
Wadesboro
Attlerson
Wild Lem Provisions and Local Church Notes
Wild lemons flourish on Norfolk Island with home based firms processing fruit for lemon peel. Islands' population cited as 800 though employing up to 5,000 seasonally. Local church notes recount Rev J B T Majors visit, district conference elections and upcoming meetings with dinners hosted by the Ladies' Auxiliary.
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Norfolk
Pavilic
Kenias
McMahon
Howsa
Myr .McMahon
Local notes and obituaries from a Carolina district
Fragments report on community happenings including a fatality and social visits around Sas Gotha and Swansea. Azariah Taylor killed a hog weighing 1780 pounds last week, with social calls by Dottie Kirkland, Miss Ferris, and Mrs. Howard. Sam Lewis remains critically ill near Sidney Lewis's home. Mrs. Kyzer recovers from grip. Joe Gantt dies near Huffman Burnt Mil. Pierce Sims, convicted of involuntary manslaughter in 1921, paroled for hospital treatment until July 16, 1922.
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Ayele
Bam
Cant-Smith
Dewey
Raver
Honorange -Alagharges
Tedm
Tolke
Azariah Teylor
Dottie Kirkland
Miss. Ferris
H. A. Howard
Sunda
Elbert Smith
Henry
Howard
G. W. Hooker
M. A. Howard
Sam
Swansea
J. C. Ballington
Novia
Ollie Ballington
Joe Gantt
Huffman Burnt Mil
Iter
R. Taylor
Pierce Sims
W. F.’ Greene
Spartanburg
Card of Thanks for Dearest Mother Mae Sease
Card of thanks expresses gratitude for kindness shown during the sickness and death of Mae Sease's mother. The note prays God’s blessings on all who offered help and support during the illness and mourning. The message is signed Mae Sease. The second fragment discusses a German proposed law penalizing bachelors and potential penalties. It notes reports that many accept penalties rather than reform and suggests government income withholding over marriage.
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New Jersey
Forte Cays
Mae Sease
Lutest
Sale of Lexington land in Sax-Cotha village follows court order
By court order, the Gordon W. Taylor et al case will sell at public auction at the Lexington courthouse on the first Monday in March 1922. The property is one acre in Sax-Cotha village with a building, bounded by Maggie Wessipker Perry Smith George M.C. Ky-Y and Rawl Lands. Cash only. purchaser pays papers stamps and recording fees. Attorneys H L Harman Shealy Callison represent parties.
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State of
South Carolina
Lexington
George W. Taylor
J. M. Justice
Court House
Saxe-Cotha
Maggie Wessipker
Perry Smith
George M.C. Ky- Y
H. L. Harman
U. Shealy
Defendant
Co. Callison
Plaintiffa
Pisgah Sunday School Extends Resolutions of Sympathy
A Bereaved family is honored as Pisgah Sunday School votes to extend heartfelt sympathies. The resolutions request printing in the Le ton Dispatch-News and forwarding copies to the grief-stricken family of the deceased.
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Ratington
Leton. Dispatch-News
Revenue From Auto Plates Declines As Dealers Exit
State highway department figures show 46 242 automobile licenses issued in 1922, yielding 44397041 in revenue. Dealer licenses fell from 1 641 in 1920 to 669 in 1921 and 290 in 1922, prompting Secretary L H Thomas to urge stricter license enforcement and noting counties keep 80 percent of fees. The report also references cotton and association campaigns in North Carolina Georgia and Arkansas with rising activity and enthusiasm at recent meetings.
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State Highway Department
L. H. Thomas
Tigma| Strance
Thomas
Arisas Association
Fuce
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