Ironized Paw-Paw Claims Health Benefits in Ad
A testimonial from Mrs Sevier at St Winston-Salon describes severe indigestion sleep loss and headaches improving after using Ironized Paw-Paw within two weeks. She reports weight gain better digestion and restored sleep and credits the tonic with lifting her energy. The ad notes availability through Elvington's Dependable Drug Store Wilmington and Interstate Drug Co Inc New York with a dollar price per bottle and mail order service.
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Baseball Weather Helps Schedules Across Leagues
In the American League teams in Chicago at St Louis Cleveland at Detroit Boston at Philadelphia Washington at New York with clear conditions and rain in St Louis. In the National League New York at Brooklyn Philadelphia at Boston St Louis at Chicago New York at Brooklyn and other matches in the South have clear weather. Southern League games include New Orleans at Atlanta Nashville at Little Rock Chattanooga at Memphis and Mobile at Birmingham with clear conditions.
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Scores From Yesterday Sport Roundup
Results yesterday show Washington 0 Philadelphia 5 and Cleveland 8 St Louis 2 and Boston 1 New York 0. Chicago Detroit game postponed due to rain with no score recorded.
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Theft at First National Bank In Florence Shocks City
Florence April 24. Police reveal a $2009 cash theft on March 18 from the First National Bank. Thurston Nelson, 14, and Julius Tityjorior, 15, with others implicated, according to officials. Suspects say Thurston Nelson, Michinney Brockington, and Robert Carrison aided in the crime. No money has been recovered.
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Rock Hill Winnesboro District Conference Sessions
The 26th annual Rock Hill Winnesboro district conference meets in Winnesboro April 24 at 6 o clock with opening sermon by Rev L K McGhee of St Johns Rock Hill Rev Mayo presiding elder will be site Rev H B Hardy Winnsboro presiding has served as secretary for nine years The district covers York Chester Lancaster and part Fairfield Counties with 53 charges and 214 delegates attending.
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Ex Confederate veteran Hayne Mesleenin dies in Monticello
Hayne Mesleenin former captain of Company F Grege's Regiment South Carolina Volunteers and a South Carolina College alumnus class of 1854 died Sunday at 2 PM in Monticello South Carolina He served Fairfield County in the state legislature in the early years and was treasurer of Fairfield County for a number of years.
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Lavinia Washington Wins Suit Against Railway Company
In Washington DC on April 24 Lavinia Washington a 46 year old Black woman won $1 900 in a damages suit against the Southern Railway over an alleged injury while alighting from a train. She claimed she was forced to leave the coach as the train moved and fell breaking both wrists near her work at a railroad yard.
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Carolinian professor elected president of Fast Chine Education Assn
At a recent meeting the Fast Chine Education Association honored Prof. Gist Geer now of Soochow University by electing him president for the ensuing year. A Wofford graduate class of 1896, his home was formerly in Union. He held the chair of natural sciences at Columbia College before entering the mission field.
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Fire destroys multiple Pinewood stores and stock
A Monday night fire in Pinewood destroys Lawrences Dei Store and several businesses including Hutson Breckinston, FLO Sehacts Bragham barber shop, and a nero restaurant. Fire starting in the Lawrour Drug Store led to thousands of dollars in losses, though some stock from Farmers' Supply Company was moved out and may be unrecoverable. Insurance partially covers losses.
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Petrova Stars in Grand Theatre Show Monday and Tuesday
The article previews Mme Petrova in a second studio picture at the Grand theatre with a Polish star portraying Laurel daughter of Cedars. She marries a wealthy man for money to fund her father’s research. a son is born and later a conflict arises. A sea voyage subplot and a rare turtle serum are noted with dramatic medical scenes in the laboratory.
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Bab's Diary Para mount wheoplay debut in Post stories
The text mentions Bab's Diary a Paramount wheoplay starring Marguerite and the Sub Deb tales by Mary Nenerts Tnehart from the Saturday Evening Post. It characterizes the work as a comedy drama with Miss Claris and a lively, irrepressible heroine.
Business and the Great War Speaker Captivates Chautauqua Audience
Frank Mullholland, famed Rotary official and Toledo attorney, headlines the Redpath Chautauqua briefing on Business and the War. His rapid-fire, magnetic delivery draws from war experiences in Europe and America, including front-line observations in France. He previously aided Olympic planning for Athens and has long led Toledo business and civic groups.
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Bab’s Diary and The Primitive Woman at the Grand
The Grand theatre screens Bab’s Diary with Frank Losee in support and launches The Primitive Woman featuring Margarita Fisher. Losee touts kitchen garden conservation while Fisher stars as Nan Graythorpe, a wealth orphan who woos a mountain professor. Lloyd Ingraham directs a stylish, well photographed production.
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