26 May 1911
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Newspaper
Yorkville Enquirer
Location
York, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1911
Page
1
In a rain damped town Stuart battles love and pride while Nan tests him with a distant promise. Doctor Woodman, banker Bivens, and the looming question of business coercion frame a tense confrontation about power, money, and worth.
In a tense interview, doctor and financier clash over trusts and profits. The doctor denounces price gouging and factory closures while the financier extols efficiency and calls for a settlement. Their conversation reveals a haunting vision of Nan Primrose and a fatal confrontation looming as Stuart contemplates loyalty, risk, and truth.
Clemson College professor A. Smith outlines practical pig raising methods for farrowing sows and orphaned piglets. The plan uses a protected farrowing pen, postfarrowing confinement, then green pasture and varied feeds including skim milk slop, middlings, and ground corn. Emphasizes clean water, shade, lice control, and liberal feeding to boost pork yield per acre. The article invites farmers to share experiences and data.
Probate Judge John T. Bramlett stocks blanks anticipating the July 1 effect of the marriage license law. New forms printed in Charleston may be flawed and too elaborate, with required appearances by the bride now in the documents. Officials report engraver samples flood county offices but the state will supply only the ordinary blank for a $1 fee.
The piece notes that Earth gains about 100 tons of meteoric matter daily, forming a layer perhaps an inch thick over a billion years if density is three times water. It contrasts increasing gravity with stronger centrifugal force, suggesting a gradual drift away from the sun per the New York Tribune.
A veteran recalls an April Fool prank in Pampanga involving Corporal Spud Murphy and Henderson that nearly sparked a clash with insurgents. The tale ends with a chaotic ambush scare and a rousing volley of shots before a laughing, chastened crew resumes their march home.
Congressman Lever says the Democratic House has kept faith with the people, passing key reform bills and planning further action. He predicts unity in the party, wool schedule adjustments, and a likely Democrat as next president, naming Wilson Harmon or Clark as strong contenders. He expects a caucus on the wool schedule next week.
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