Edward L. Dreher Dies at Baptist Hospital
Edward L. Dreher of Irmo dies after about a month of illness at Baptist hospital. Born June 5, 1858, he was a farmer, poultry breeder, and lifelong Columbia resident active in agriculture and hunting. Survived by brothers Julius D. Dreher in Cotopa, B L Dreher Branchville, William C Dreher Amherst, Mass, Charles B Dreher Irmo, and B L Dreher Greensboro. Funeral at St. Michael's Lutheran Irmo with interment in family plot.
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State
Edward L. Dreher
Irmo
Baptist Hospital
Dreher
John J. Dreher
Martha E. Dreher
Columbia
State For Association
Chase
Mr. Dreher
Newberry College
Roanoke College
Julius D. Dreher
McCreery Dry Goods Company
P. H. Haltiwanger
Amherst
Mass
Charles B. Dreher
Irma
B. L. Dreher
Greensboro
N. C
St. Michael's Lutheran Church
H. A. McCullough
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church of Columbia
How to Exercise for Health and Vitality
The article urges outdoor or near window exercise to aerate the blood, strengthen the heart, and tone organs. It discusses choosing forms of exercise suited to environment and taste, emphasizing large muscle use and simple movements for all-day workers and urban dwellers.
Peanuts Do Not Promote Hair Growth Says USDA
The USDA Bureau of Chemistry reports peanuts do not stimulate hair growth. Shelled peanuts contain about 20 percent high quality protein and digestible oil, useful as a cereal supplement for humans or animals, but they do not affect hair growth.
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Bureau of Chemis
United States Department of Agriculture
Spud in Society Shocks Michigan Growers
Cadillac Michigan April 3 The Michigan Potato Producers' Cration executive board declares a class system for potatoes a health certificate will be required for seed potatoes and 5 000 growers will plant only certified spuds the move aims to improve seed quality and reduce disease
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Cadillac
Mich
Michigan
Michigan Potato Producers’ Cration
Spud
Association
Association plan change aids South Carolina livestock farmers
The South Carolina Cooperative Livestock Association shifts to a non stock model to broaden membership. A $10 fee grants full rights, a 3 percent sale commission funds operation, and yearly surpluses return to members. aims to cut out middlemen and improve marketing for farmers.
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South Carolina Co-operative Livestock Association
South Carolina Cooperative Livestock Association
Beau
Verbal Barrage at Barbershop Ends in Confusion
Fragmentary dialogue shows a talkative barber and a weary customer trading jumbled phrases about a gas attack. The overheard exchange hints at a chaotic moment but lacks clear action or outcome.
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Sing
Poi Shears
Tomer
Waiter’s Tale Ties Food to Memory In Dining Room
A waiter recalls serving a steak so tough it prompts laughter. The chef questions the choice while the waiter reveals the order was placed by his former sergeant major, linking meals to a past military bond.
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United States Tires
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Rubber Organization
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B. Altman & Son
B. E. Williams Hardware Company
Batesburg
S. C.chapin
S. C. Brookland
Swansea
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Caughman - Kaminer CO
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Jess Carbon
Caughman-Kaminer Co
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