Prohibition Gains Ground in South Carolina Debate
The piece discusses South Carolina moving toward total prohibition, noting statewide vote support but strong Charleston opposition. It highlights state control flaws, political rewards in offices, and anticipated enforcement challenges across the South, with broader implications for saloonless periods in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Georgia
North Carolina
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Charleston
Memphis
Nashville
Tennes
New York Evening Post
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Promises Relief for Women
Adrian Michigan resident Mrs Atonzo Baker recounts weakness and backache eased after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter highlights female illness and work strain and endorses the remedy from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co of Lynn Massachusetts.
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Adrian, Mich
Lydia E. Pinkham
Atonzo E. Baker
Tecumseh St
Adrian
Mich
Dumba Recall Strains U S Europe Diplomatic Ties
Amid secretary Lansing's recall request, Dr Constantin Dumba seeks safe conduct and home leave while Austro-Hungarian response remains unconfirmed. The Times-Dispatch notes his dismissal and the rising tension between governments and people. Boose reference remains a trailing, unclear aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantin Dumba
Europe
Lansing
Dumba
United States
Times-Dispatch
In Memoriam Robert F Thompson Petersburg Death
Robert F Thompson son of Mary C Thompson and the late James H Thompson died in Petersburg Virginia on September 4. The funeral will be from John Mann M E Church Tuesday at 2 30 PM. He leaves his mother four sisters Mrs Sadie E Harris Mrs Nellie V Brown Mrs Augusta B Dyson and Mrs Mary E Hunter and two brothers George F and Frederick Thompson. The notice also mentions a family verse and obituary notes. Mr R B Snapp has left Washington DC to resume studies at Georgetown Dental School after visiting his parents in Fairmont Avenue.
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Robert F. Thompson
Mary C. Thompson
S. Loudoun Street
James H. Thompson
Petersburg
John Mann
Sadie E. Harris
Nellie V. Brown
Augusta B. Dyson
Washington, D. C
Mary E. Hunter
Boston
George F. and
Frederick Thompson
Washington
R. B. Snapp
3. O. Snapp
Fairmont Avenue
Georgetown Dental School
A Woman’s Balk
A testimonial ad for Dean's Kidney Pills cites Miss Lou C. Jones of Winchester who says the pills relieved her backache and irregular kidney action after several doses. The ad urges purchase for 50 cents at all dealers.
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Lou C. Jones
Cork St
Winchester
Dean
Vox
Virginia Prohibition Advocate Speaks at WCTU Convention
Martin Williams of the Virginia House of Delegates addressed the state convention of the Woman's Christian temperance union in Lynchburg. Don Carter Glass introduced him as the movement's promotion. Tazewell was named for next annual convention and Chester for mid-year meeting. Prizes for scientific temperance instruction went to Eastern Shore and Danville City Unions. Memorials honored workers who died during the year.
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Lynchburg
Martin Williams
Virginia House of Delegates
Williams
Don Carter Glass
Temperance Union
Mr. Prossman
Tazewell
Chester
Eastern Shore
Danville
Apple Tree Growth Fascinates Berkeley County
MARTINSBURG W Va Sept 27 Mr Dr Gold Miller of Gerrard said in town he saw a specimen of remarkable growth in Berkeley county A slip or branch 6 1 2 feet long grew from the top of a four year old apple tree in his orchard The growth in the orchard ranges from four to six and a half feet The past summer was notable for large growth and fine crops
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Gold Miller
Gerrard
Showtown
Berkeley County
Miss Olive Fristoe Sells Harris Shoe Store Charge
Miss Olive Fristoe has managed Harris' shoe store for the past two Saturdays, while visiting her Martinsburg West Virginia home.
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Olive Fristoe
Harris
Martinsburg
W. Va
Entertaining In Clarke County
Clarke County social news notes a week of house guests and a Friday dance in honor of Midshipman Baldwin Neill at the Neill residence. Attendees include Elizabeth Baldwin of Norfolk Ellen Mott of Dixondale Rosebud Mason of Charles Town and many others from Annapolis Baltimore Winchester and White Post.
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Berryvlille
John B. Neill
Elizabeth Baldwin
Norfolk
Ellen K. Mott
Dixondale
Gloucester County
Rosebud Mason
Charlestown
W. Va
John K. Jayne
Washington, D. C
Arthur Warthen
Front Royal
Ellen McGill Baker
Elizabeth Moore
Julia Cox
Kitty Mc Strib- Donald
Portia Baldwin
Anne
Nannie Eustaphieve
Koken
Edward Joeling
Bayard Stevens
Samuel Taylor
McCormick
Bowles Lippitt
Moore
Wilfred Warde
Rob Barton
Arthur
Winchester
Jack Johnson
Ernest Meade
Charles Green
White Post
Richard Wilmer
Washington
Charles Horton
Newark
C. C. Lewis
Auction Bridge
Rockledge
W. T. Lewis
Edward Harris
Co. F. McGuire
Archibald Cummins
Mamie White
Pattie Luke
Eliabeth Moore
Ernie Stribling
Jane Lily Powers
A Lee
Nannie Thomas
W. B. oRse E. McCormick
Osborne
Frank McCormick
T. Lewis
W. H. Patteson
Petersboro
H. B. Whiting
Roanoke
Lexington
W. T. Milton
John 8. Goldsmith
Birmingham
Ala
Page
Mary Morrison
Baltimore
Clara Moore
Sandy Spring Md
Frankford
S. S. Thomas, Jr
Freda Warde
Wilfred
Boston
Bob Elder
Widow of Captain Hyde Dies in Oakland Maryland
Mrs Amanda Crane Hyde widow of Captain Jacob S Hyde died at her son F G Hydes home in Oakland aged 7 years She was from Strasburg Virginia and widow of the Captain of Company L Sixth West Virginia Cavalry at his death March 12 1865 Surviving daughter Dora M Scott Connellsville.
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Oakland
Amanda Crane Hyde
F. G. Hyde
Jacob S. Hyde
Strasburg
Sixth
West Virginia Cavalry
Dora M. Scott
Connellsville
Chamberlain's Tablets End Biliousness and Constipation
Mrs Chas Peck of Gates New York reports using two bottles of Chamberlains Tablets a year ago cured her pitiousness and constipation. Obtainable everywhere.
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Chas. Peck
Gates, N. Y
Chamberlain
Passenger killed by Baltimore and Ohio train near Paw Paw West Virginia
Joseph Norton, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. H. C. Norton of Paw Paw West Virginia, was struck by Baltimore and Ohio train No. 1 near Little Capon and killed instantly. He was a member of St. Charles Catholic Church. Mr. Grant Liguallen of Washington visits at the Mead ow Brook farm. Mrs. C. M. Gouchenour and daughters Emma and Lola Gouchenour spend Saturday in this city. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Woodward and Mr. and Mrs. George Woodward of this city motor to Frederick yesterday.
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Joseph Norton
T. H. C. Norton
Paw Paw
W. Va
Baltimore and Ohio
Ear Little Capon
Charles
St. Church
Mr. Grant Liguallen
Washington
Mrs. W. H. Huber
Meadow Brook Farm
C. M. Gouchenour
Emma and
Lola Gouchenour
Charles Woodward
George Woodward
Frederick
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Richmond
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Pond’s
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