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Newspaper
The Dispatch News
Location
Lexington, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1921
Page
7
June 4 report from headquarters describes a renewed drive to raise $33,000 for Christian education. H Reynolds, director, urges pastors and laymen to push prayerful faith and zeal, as many churches have already made pledges but more are needed to reach the quota by extended period through Sunday June 5 to 12.
RAT SNAP offers three cake sizes to fit any building. One cake covers pantry kitchen or cellar, two cakes cover a chicken house and small buildings, five cakes cover farm structures or factories. Sold and guaranteed by Lexington Pharmacy and Harmon Drug Company.
The article notes renewed enthusiasm as churches report noble efforts during the past week. It highlights widespread sacrificial gifts from individuals in financially strained areas, illustrating community spirit and relief.
A detailed account recounts Snyder the famed circus elephant’s rampage in Salina Kansas on Monday September 13 1920. After a trainer left ill and a substitute unfamiliar with the herd Snyder attacked, toppled wagons and even threatened lions and leopards before being shot by the manager with a backup firing by ex officers. The piece frames the incident as a rare fatal elephant hunt at the heart of Kansas and connects it to a broader discussion of elephant danger in circuses.
A fragmented reminiscence traces Josephine’s early loves from Martinique to her unhappy Beauharnais marriage, her escape via Barras, and meeting Napoleon Bonaparte. The piece sketches their intense, enduring bond despite missteps and political upheaval, ending with poetic vows and longing.
A Saluda Standard reader shares a humorous tale of a near miss with a missing newspaper copy and fear of domestic wrath. The conversation shifts to how rapidly names and marriages change, prompting a jokey suggestion for a reference book to track such minor legal and social shifts.
Mrs Clancy and Mrs Murphy clash over a windy street dispute amid rising prices. Sarcasm erupts as Marghy taunts Murphys ugly mug and a pet monkey joke alarms neighbors. Murphy retorts that she moved downstairs after a playful police officer bowed and asked when she moved.
At the crowded reception guests praised Mrs Gaye for her appearance and grace. The discussion centered on her charm and how well she carries herself tonight, reflecting admiration among attendees.
In Houston Post notes, Miss Greene was invited as bridesmaid for a refined wedding and spent time arranging a new frock. She sought Mrs Jones next door to sew it, praising the outfit as sweet and her own status as a lady.
An advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe alternative to calomel claiming it regulates the liver, stomach and bowels without sickness or salivation. The claim notes 15 million bottles sold and a money-back guarantee.
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