Revival Meetings Shaping Hine Community Life
The heart of the community at Hine hosts revival meetings as residents describe ongoing religious gatherings. Guests include Mya Francia, Ada Williamson visits, and Mrs Martha Williams welcomed visitors. families plan future moves to Columbus while joyful news of a birth and marriage circulates.
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wWe
Mya
Francia
Carrie Rares
Ada Williamson
Martha Willams
Porest
Columba
Fretfyl Babies Cheer Up Instantly After Easy Teeth Extraction
Dr. Thornton's Easy Teeth Er removes the cause of pain in fretful babies, offering instant relief. Parents report increased comfort and calmer behavior after treatment. The procedure targets teething discomfort with gentle, rapid results.
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Dr. Thornton
Thoroughness in Farming Showcases Two Contrasting Men
The article compares two farmers with differing habits. One is thorough, plans ahead, and pushes work to stay ahead, while the other works without foresight, falling behind. It warns against delaying today’s duties for tomorrow, notes weather affecting routines, and urges timely cultivation and soil stirring to conserve moisture and maximize crop growth.
Order of Notice on Petition for Discharge in Bankruptcy
United States District Court Eastern District of South Carolina orders a hearing on September 4, 1922 in Charleston for the discharge petition of bankrupt R. A. Derrick. Notice to creditors by mail and publication in The Lexington Dispatch. Judge Henry A. M. Smith presides. seal dated July 25, 1922.
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United States District Court
Eastern District of South Carolina
R. A. Derrick
Henry A. M. Smith
Charleston
Early Planting of Rye or Oats For Winter Grazing In Dairy
Clemson College advises dairy farmers to plant rye or oats by September 20 to October 1 for winter grazing. Planted between cotton and corn rows, these crops save grain feed, conserve soil nutrients, and reduce runoff. Turnips or ruta bagas near the barn offer succulent feed. feed after milking to avoid tainting milk. Crimson clover helps build soils.
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Clemson College
South Carolina
Crimson clover as winter cover crop for soil health
Clemson College notes crimson clover as a strong winter cover crop. One acre yields 5 to 10 tons of green growth containing nitrogen fixed from air, improving soil and reducing leaching. Sow 14 to 20 pounds per acre between September 14 and October 15, inoculate, and harrow for a firm seed bed. Seed can fetch 9 to 12 dollars per bushel.
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Clemson College
Grain yield limitations in southern farming regions
Grain yield of wheat and oats is discussed, noting western states and other countries achieve higher profits with small grains. The text argues that in the South these crops are less profitable than tobacco, peanuts, and sweet potatoes, guiding farmers toward crops with better returns.
Wheat and oats are not money crops in the South
The South should boost winter cover crops to cut leaching and erosion while wheat and oats, though widely grown, are not profitable. The region must increase yields without high expense, as tobacco, cotton, sweet potatoes and other regional crops exceed these grains in value. The text stresses adjusting farming to regional strengths and costs.
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Perrayes
Priscilla Club Hostessing Lesson Note
Mrs T C Callison will be hostess to the Priscilla Club Thursday afternoon. A Good Lesson appears in the column with admonitions about profiteering and self overrating quoted by Washington Allister.
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T. C. Callison
Priscilla Club
Washington Allister
The Absolute Truth and Why Men Lose the Trail
A compact quip sets humor about money and desire, noting scarce funds. A wry exchange frames money as the central issue and hints that changing fashions and prudence influence men’s focus and actions.
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Johnny
Inland lighthouse moved inland near Atlantic City
An Atlantic City lighthouse now sits 300 yards inland from the boardwalk, surrounded by streets and apartments. Over 50 years shifting funds have added millions of dollars of land to the island's northern end.
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Atlantic City
Married Man Advises George On Marriage
A fragment shows the Married Man advising George on marriage as a social vignette. The brief line hints at a humorous or didactic exchange about nuptials and domestic life. The piece reflects early 20th century tone and casual counsel among acquaintances.
Oysters Grow on Trees and Domestic Life Folklore
Fragmentary text discusses home life, gardening, pets, and a wife as inspiration with a humorous aside by a Bachelor. It shifts to a distant locale mentioning oysters, fruit, and misread phrases, then describes harvesting oysters and transporting them to new grounds, noting labor-saving ideas amid garbled details.
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Italy
Reducing a Cork Size by Wedge Shaving
A cork is trimmed by cutting two wedge shaped sections at right angles, squeezing the points together, and inserting the end into a smaller bottle. If the cork is slightly wet the operation is easier. The note adds a witty line about diplomats and war in a life magazine style aside.
Sale of 101 Acre Steedman lands in Lexington October
State of South Carolina Lexington County Court of Common Pleas Mrs C B Styphel as plaintiff will sell at public auction at the Lexington court house door to the highest bidder during legal hours on the first Monday in October next. The tract contains 101 acres part of Steedman lands bounded North by N B Steedman East by W J Willis and A E Willis South by Day West by Day and N B Steanman. Cash terms purchaser pays papers revenue stamps and recording fees. Clerk L Harmon. EFIRD & CARROLL attorneys. Sept 7 1922.
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State of
South Carolina
Steedman
N. B. Steedman
W.J. W. Willis
A. E. Willis
Day
N. B. Steanman
Hi. L. Harmon
L. S
Efird & Carroll
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