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Newspaper
The Dispatch News
Location
Lexington, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1921
Page
6
The Department Circular 129 stresses using milk freely for children and adults. A quart per child daily is advised, with a pint for younger ones, to support growth, bones, and overall health. It urges a balanced diet with fruits, vegetables, grains, and other dairy, plus pasteurized milk if unsure of supply.
J L McClellan of Williamston South Carolina says Tanlac cut him back on his feet and proved the medicine he needed. He describes severe weakness and paralysis threat before treatment, a year of immobility and no appetite, then seven to eight bottles restoring strength and appetite as he resumed work at night and fattened up.
Methodist leaders from the Upper South Carolina conference gather in Greenwood February 28 to help organize a drive for a 33 million dollar fund to advance church education. Bishop Darlington attends. Judge Featherstone presides with six district directors coordinating canvassing. campaign runs May 29 to June 5 with high hopes of substantial oversubscription.
Instructions for feeding newborn chicks advise withholding feed for 24 to 36 hours, then small frequent portions for a week or ten days to avoid overfeeding. Provide fresh water and grit from removal, with the first feed as hard boiled eggs and stale bread crumbs, forming a dry crumbly mix.
The U S Treasury reports South Carolina invested over 478000 in thrift and war savings and other government securities last year. More than 11000 savings clubs formed by school children in the district helped push district sales to 1,965,878.49 with 39 cents per capita. National totals reach 41,000,700.91 dollars at 40 cents per capita. District sales by state include South Carolina 78517.74 and others. The Savings Organization foresees larger sales due to momentum and new 91 to 25 savings securities offered by the Treasury.
Colleton leads with 53120 aeros and the state’s largest. Anderson has the most farms and leads in cotton acreage while Orangeburg dominates corn oats rye and sugar cane. Horry tops sweet potatoes and Charleston Beaufort lead in potato acreage. Union excels in silk and peanuts with Florence and others contributing.
Notice to creditors of Lind Lerdearlok Company lists a filing date and locations. The document names the partnership and outlines claims against the estate. It directs creditors to present their claims by a specified date and identifies a contact agent for filing.
The report names leading counties by livestock totals and crop yields. Florence and Williamsburg top tobacco at 9,900,000 pounds. Orangeburg has most mules, horses, and swine. Spartanburg and Anderson lead in milk cows and cattle. Harry has 8,204 sheep. Marlboro tops lint cotton at 336 pounds per acre. Beaufort leads corn at 25 bushels per acre. Darlington and Marlboro tie for wheat at 14. Calhoun, Lee, Marlboro lead oats at 20. Lee yields 18 bushels rye per acre. Colleton highest Irish potatoes at 130 per acre. Dillon leads sweet potatoes at 125. Lexington leads sorghum syrup at 123 gallons. Iken, Calhoun, Carendon, Horry, Jasper lead sugar cane syrup at 120. Allendale and Darlington tie 30 bushels peanuts per acre. Saluda, Lexington, Hinchbend, Kershaw, Chesterfield first in peaches. Charleston leads cabbages and Beaufort lettuce.
Newberry College reports steady work as mid term exams approach. Professors praise student effort while adding a new professor to the faculty. Prof. Goodman from Mount Pleasant will hold the new chair next session. Freshman debating team begins its season with four members.
The Newberry Indians posted a strong basketball run defeating Citadel 38 to 20 and Clemson 15 to 14 in back to back games. They routed Presbyterian College 37 to 6 on February 18 and look to return next year with Dutch McLain as coach after securing a strong staff and a history of three straight championships from 1414 through 116.
Mrs D V Williams of Springfield Missouri testifies that weak back headaches and nervous fatigue improved after taking Cardui. She says the medicine strengthened her, helped her rest, and restored health. Her husband arranged the treatment and the doctor approved the outcome. Cardui is advertised as helping many women with similar complaints and is for sale everywhere.
A vintage ad urges mothers to use California Syrup of Figs as a laxative for feverish or bilious children. It touts its fruity taste, long physician recommendation, and warns against imitation fig syrups, stressing the need to insist on the California brand.
Dr P J O Neill runs a private practice focusing on stomach kidney bladder nerves skin and rectal conditions. He treats piles painlessly without operation and personally examines every patient using X Ray when needed with hours daily and on Sundays.
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