The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, November 15, 1922, Image 6
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In the early days of the Canadian
of' the steeltowtiofVnm Duncan
was a past master at the national accomplishment
and on market days always
returned home gloriously drunk.
Janet's schemes to convert him always
failed, but In desperation she
tried once more.* On market day she
said, "Duncan, every time you take a
drink today I'm going to take one,
too." The Incorrigible Duncan replied,
"Then ye'll he gude and drunk
b.v six, o'clock, Mks. MacArthur."?
San Francisco Argonaut.
Founded First Medical 8chool.
AnnnrHlnflr tn a HraAb I aarnnrl the
founder of the first medical school
was Chiron, the Centaur. Aesculapius
was the only one of his many pupils
who equaled the master. He studled
the curative properties of plants
and the treatment of diseases and
wounds. If one can believ^ Homer,
the two sons of Aesculapius, Machaon
and Podalyre, organized the first army
medical corps, which functioned during
the siege of Troy. Greece made
demigods of her scientists and -doctors,
and the Iliad remarks that a
physician "Is worth many men."
raweland Journal f of
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THE STATE
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now our stock
new goods arriv
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tYE and HILL FEED.
trades
1 PLAIN FLOUR. - ' " HOES
bought at the right
?r a small margin.
2 for yourself.
gam & to.
EBHMHnHHBK?;
| What the.Reds Art ,
bvfs chair, tired and depressed A
hair hour later yon get up, cheerful
and optimistic, refreshed In mind and
body. Suppose you shaved about one e
a week, bathed every other week, slept
between dirty blankets in a room with
Iflvr other men, ate greasy, badly
rooked food, and worked In a simp
. Ihat no- i-r had a thorough cleaning.
V . < join the 'Refiis' and protest
ai government, but you would
I'.li i-otestlng against dirt nod
b::
'leaking It Qently.
s ! i- Old Gentleman at Airpi
' - ' -What kind of brakes do
*1 i- uirpluuen?
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Aii.mhic putting si business loch
in Journal be sure and
let cr. i. come with the copy.
These little items are more expensive
as accounts than we get
out of them. The rate is one
cent (lc) per word, with a mini
mum of 25 cents per single insertion.
Please do not forget our
rule, as we are forced to adhere
I to it strictly.
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J fVIORNING STAR I
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Walt Bread. """
Few poets have loCT; more rarled
existence then WCU Wtamon, who began
his career as an grand boy In a
lawyer's office and triedn turn working
in a printer's offlcileachtng In a
country school and edftig the Brooklyn
Eagle. He fottndemnd edited bis
own paper, the Lotif Inter, but gave
It up and tried bullrtig. and selling
small houses In Brooklyt During this
checkered career, Whitgm was con- "
tlnunlly writing poetry, jsd Anally, in
ion* W.v ? ?At W. a
iwt'i uc |iuuuouvu a can duok cud*
mining a collection e( Ik poems, un- F
der the title of "Ledvee| Gran." It g
was characterized by Ettrson as "the
most extraordinary pieeeof wit and
wisdom that America yet com- J
trlbuted. Whitman's life^as a poet's
life?free, unhurried. Worldly, unconventional.
unselfish, 4eerful, optimistic,
and It was coqfctedly and
Joyously lived.
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Intelligent tnvoatr. "
The commuter went tc a cup of t
tea, to get another story a her neigh- .
hor's colored maid, and* M usual, was c
not disappointed. Armli the maid,
"-us out, having demanded her money. ^
As told by the neighbor:1 >8, ma'am, ,
Miss Annie, I Just nnt< ully gotta *
have ma money today ' juse Blllle
Malone won't wait." T]f neighbor, J
keenly Interested, naked, yut who Is
Billie Malone?" "I "But.
why give him money?" TI dunno." t
"Is he a relation?" "Nm ma'am, I
ain't never even saw darunan; but
ma ole mlssle, what I user ter work
for tole me I must give It j? blm ev'y
month before the 10th." JflNt surely,
Armlta, you must have sbnething to
show for It, papers, receipts or something."
At which Armlta dlpppeared
and returned with a book fin which
was clearly printed "Bullling and
Loan."
Imagination. ]
Imagination exercises a vonderfnl
force upon our health ter I good or
(11. Samuel Rogers, the poet tells of ,
a man who, resolved on sulcHe, picked j
up a dose of poison, but dim before ,
he could bring It to his lips. VAnother j
tn.M yv... .1.? . ?kill I ?
iu?u vmi?iii a viuiciu uiiu Mgi uu?|iu' (
ing himself in a draught OiK * win- ,
dow leading Into a bookcaaiH^k; hardy ,
soldier In the trenchea a
harmless spider. His i
as a joke, to tell him a
venomous Insect, and
that his looks were ghastl^^^^^Hblng.
The joke was carrleM^^HJnt
the soldier, completely bewWB^^hapi,
fell Into a state of coma nearly
Honor Roll for Odt|M?u
Sixth Crade (Hi
Mrs. C. >1. Tucker, 9H?j|f,
hrvnnv* si nil I? AhlifiP'^i -
uuuyt ? vu lUMtK SUVUH H"1 |
^WeaaTe Atki n son,
Dorothy Carpenter?^9HfiOTe
Evans, Aletha GravejjAuHBa
Jenkins, Alma Laney, NjflHmpfory,
Clara Quick, Jo^w^Hp,
Milion Tucker.
Notice 1
A Wonderful Plino
Prnnncitinn I
A m V|rwaUV?B?
I have 011 hand two pianos, and
fchev are not the cheap, sho idy
kind either. I have had one of
the same make of instruments in; i
my home for fifteen years md
there are a good many more What
have the same make of instruments
in their homes in and
around Pageland. Ask Mr. \U.
P. Moore at the bank, he has^ne
of the same pianos that I am pffering.
Though I bought these pianos
on the high market and will have
to make a great sacrifice in price,
which I certainly am doing/
One of the pianos cost $453,
and I am going to offer this one
for $375, and I am going to further
offer to accept enough
staple cotton, good strict middling
11-4 inch staple at 86c per
pound to pay for same.
'The other piano cost $415, and
I am going to offer this one foj
$340, and will accept enough
staple cotton, strict middling, 1
1-4 in. staple at 36c per pound to
pay for same.
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inow mis prupuHiuoa cerwnniy
ought to appeal to you if you-are
thinking of buying a piano. I am
sacrificing, considering interest,
over a hundred dollars. I am stil?
shaving down the prices by giving
three or four cents above the
present market.
Should this proposition inter
eswusee
H. B Lowell,
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The Churches
Methodist Protestant Church.
At Rose Hill next Sanday.
Sunday School at 10 o'clock,
Preaching. at 11:15. Subject
Death aod Judgement."
We have been reappointed
>astor of the Pageland circuit,
nd next Sunday wil! be our first
ppointment for next conference
ear.
The public is cordially invited
J. W. Quick. Pastor.
The Baptist Church.
Prayermeetinff with ua Wed
tesday evening at 7 conducted
y L. G. Moffatt
Choir practice for church set
nce( Sunday School and B Y. P
J. Friday night at 7.
Sunday School next Sunday
0 A. M.
Everybody is cordially invitet
o all these services.
R. Thos. Black moo, Pastor
Blf Ptutors
J. A. Taylor 10 lbs
R. L. Evans lba
W. C. Sutton 7 lba
Ben Onten i lbs
Send in yours.
Mas'* WmS 1 BMnwtliii.
The last passenger plgeaa, pathstl
remnant of a a peels* that* unaNret
trillions within the Mfatai sf aie mo
ret past middle age, has basa Star
these ten years, lbs buffalo aarftre
only In aooleglcal gardsM sad perks
the elk holds his dwlniffag metal ran
aant by the aid #f a tew frlsndh; mgn;
other faanal fancies am aoftfiaat si
Dearly so.?Thssdsrs If. ffaappsn.
R. L McMANUS
Dentist
Cheraw, S. C.
At rhMterfield Mondav.
At Pageland Tuesday.
At Mt. Croffhan Wedoesda;
morning.
At Ruby Wednesday evening
At Society Hill Thursday.
At Cheraw Fnday, Saturday.
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