YMCA three day finance drive falls short of goal
The three day YMCA fundraising campaign aimed at 8000 dollars, with three quarters for local use and one quarter for Blue Ridge, fell short by 1790.07. Officials closed the drive Thursday night with 6210.93 pledged or given. Captains lacked time due to rapid city events, yet leaders are pleased and plan to push toward 7000. The total lists around 200 donors averaging about 25 dollars, the smallest list yet with the largest average gift.
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Blue Ridge
Thel
Captain Cooper Visit From Cape Haiti to Port Royal
Captain Horace C. Cooper and Mrs. Cooper alongside Senator W. B. Cooper spend days in Port Royal at 207 North Fifth Street. They recently returned from Cape Haiti and report a transfer from foreign service to Paris Island, South Carolina.
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Cape Haiti
Port Royal
S. C
Horace C. Cooper
Graniteville Mills Strike Demands Higher Wages
Be and women operatives at the Graniteville Manufacturing Company in Graniteville South Carolina strike for a 20 percent wage increase. Mills closed as workers were asked to leave. Aiken county delegation asks strikers to verify government contract work while urging patience. no disorder reported.
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Graniteville
S. C
Aiken County
Bolt from Heaven's Blue Sparks City Chemist Interest
A Cincinnati chemist sparks interest among local women with a cheerful discovery described as a bolt from heaven and a blue spark, drawing attention to scientific work in the community.
Teezone Magic Compound Promises Quick Relief
In Cincinnati a genius advertises Teezone, a magic ether compound sold for a few cents. A quarter ounce is claimed to instantly ease corns and calluses by applying the liquid to tender skin, shrinking the corn and allowing removal with fingers without irritation.
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Cincinnati
Recorder Court Schedules Larceny Cases and Parole Action
Friday sessions of the Recorder's court saw few major developments. Louis Lowery had prayer for judgment upon costs after violating the hitching ordinance. Johnny Smith faced judgment withheld until Saturday for operating an unlicensed automobile. Matthews, a white youth, and Preston Howard, a colored youth, both had larceny cases continued to Saturday with verdicts pending. Eddie Stanley, colored, was moved to the juvenile docket and paroled for 1.2 months under Probation Officer Johnson. George Walker, colored, won his case and the larceny charge was dismissed.
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Recorder's Court
Harriss
Louis Lowery
Johnny Smith
Miie Matthews
Preston Howard
Eddie Stanley
Johnson
George Walker
Justice Sues Bottling Firm for Damages in Superior Court
W T Justice filed a lawsuit Friday against Christo Cola Bottling Company in Superior Court through attorney Woodus Kellum. The complaint has not been filed yet and the grounds and amount of damages are not disclosed.
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W. T. Justice
Superior Court
Christo-Cola
Woodus Kellum
Forty Cases Seized Of Cholera Serum In City Case
Deputy United States Marshal Burt Kelly seized forty cases of anti hog cholera serum at McNair and Parraslls place 214 North Water Street Friday under the Pure Food Act enforcement.
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Marshall Kelly
McNair & Pearsall’s
Bryant v Hackney Trial Extends Morning in Superior Court
Testimony in the suit of J. N. Bryant against W. D. Hackney Sr. filled the entire morning in Superior Court. Judges continued to argue the issues into the early afternoon with anticipation of a jury verdict by late afternoon or Saturday morning.
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Bryant Vs. Hackney
J. N. Bryant
W. D. Hackney, Sr
Superior Court
YMCA Volleyball Saturday Event For Business Men's Class
Members of the business men's gym class at the YMCA will play volleyball Saturday afternoon at 5 o'clock at the association. All members are required to attend. Friday class work was postponed as the gymnasium is used for the Father and Son banquet.
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Association
Youth boosts beauty with Q ban Hair Color Restorer
Advertisement extols youth in women and promotes Q ban Hair Color Restorer as a non dye product to restore natural hair color. It claims no staining on scalp, can be applied easily, and offers a glossy look without washing interference. Product sold widely.
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All Good
Renogate
Witnet Peck
Rheuma: Guaranteed Relief Offer for Rheumatic Sufferers
A newspaper advertisement promotes Rheuma as a non narcotic remedy that eases rheumatic pain by cleansing uric acid from joints. It promises quick relief within days and a money back guarantee if not satisfied, urging readers to buy through Pfizer Bellamy or any druggist.
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R. R. Bellamy’s
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