Methodist Plan to Fight Atheism in Education Drive
Southern Methodist church leaders rally to raise 33 million dollars for church educational institutions aimed at countering atheistic trends. The fund supports space, faculty, equipment, and endowments to enroll 50,000 Methodist students yearly, with South Carolina quotas and named campus allocations. Nearby community notes report improving health and local visits after church services and social calls.
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Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Christian Education Movement
Southern Methodist Church
Christian Workers
Methodist Churches of
South Carolina
Upper South Carolina
South
Wofford College
Spartanburg
Columbia College
Columbia
Lander
Greenwood
Wofford Fitting School
Carlisle
Bamberg
Zforry
Aynor
Christian College
America
Dislocated Shoulder Treated After fall in Fergus Falls
Mrs. Johanna Soderholm of Fergus Falls Minnesota had a dislocated shoulder set by a surgeon. She sought Lininene advertised for sprains and soreness and reported relief, noting improved pain, sleep, and recovery over several days.
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Johanna Soderholm
Fergus Falls
Minn
Pled
Chamberlin
Poe
Near East Relief Doing Great Work in South Carolina
Mr Brook Anderson visiting from Richmond reports on Near East Relief efforts aiding Armenian and Syrian children. He highlights wartime risks faced by workers, including Mrs Richard Mansfield who helped near Merash and Jerusalem. State Treasurer Wm M Gibbes Jr urges SC to fund feeding 2500 children at $60 per child per year. donations to The Dispatch News encouraged.
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Near East
Anderson
Richard Mansfield
Wm. M. Gibbes, Jr
Liberty National Bank Bldg
Furman to honor World War dead with bronze statue
Furman University in Greenville plans a life size bronze statue of a World War I doughboy to honor more than 500 Furman men who served and five who fell. The figure will hold a fixed bayonet and a bomb, set on a five foot granite pedestal between the Library and main building. Unveiling is targeted for upcoming commencement with college and local Legions coordinating ceremonies.
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Greenville
Furman University At
Furman
South Carolina
Reduced Fares Open for South Carolina Sunday School Meet
A special reduced round trip fare of one and one half is offered to delegates attending the South Carolina State Sunday School Convention at Winthrop College Rock Hill June 9 10. Certificates are required to qualify for the half fare plan. 350 attendees needed. A shopkeeper argues with a customer over a ham claim with a joke about relapse.
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South Carolina
Winthrop College
Rock Hill
Man Refuses Bachelor Tax Over Spinsters Jibe
Great Falls Mont April 29 A Montana state fair director William Atzinger 35 refuses to pay the $3 poll tax on bachelors calling it class legislation and blaming spinsters for his lack of marriage He offers to pay if spinsters his age are taxed He quips about avoiding jail by not marrying The tax dispute accompanies a separate workplace humor anecdote about a painter and a plumber discussing a haircut during work hours.
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Great Falls
Mont
William Atzinger
Montana State Fair
Chouteau County
Chronic Constipation and Habit Correction
The article explains chronic constipation stems from neglect of water, exercise, and daily bowel habits. It urges correcting daily routines first, notes Chamberlain's Tablets help but won't cure while bad habits persist, and encourages starting now to get and stay well.
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Chamberlain
S CATARRH MEDICINE PROMISES COLD PREVENTION
An old advertisement claims S Catarrh Medicine builds up the system cleanses the blood and reduces inflammation of mucous surfaces to prevent frequent colds. It promotes internal use to ease acute catarrh and prevent chronic cases with circulars offered by F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
Circulara
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Remarkable London doctor serum discovery tied to horse blood
The Scientific American reports a London physician's breakthrough in serum production using horse plasma. After drawing plasma, he returned red blood cells to horses and they rapidly produced new blood fluid of normal composition, suggesting wide medical implications. The article notes uncertainty about full possibilities and potential impact on medical theory and practice.
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Scientific American
London
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