The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, October 18, 1918, Page TWO, Image 2
A Soldier Writes His Girl. | w
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Coroporal J. R. livings ton of the si
American Expeditionary Forces re- ; k]
cently wrote a letter to a young girl j ei
in Newberry county. (After telling her j tl
that he was in the best of health and a
thinking of the picnics they attended tl
together before he went "over there," f<
and hoping for the return of those d
pleasant days, which he says will soon S
come again, he goes on to state that c
his last years work and experience o
was the best schooling he has ever had h
as there are a number of things he r
has learned that never would have r
been taught him otherwise, such as a
obedience, appreciation of home, how f
to he happy with a very little, and t
**the "best of all to trust our Lord, for j a
sin is ever before us." One thing he f
saw' in France he says were some of i
the biggest horses he ever saw, the . F
average horse there weighing from 1
1^00 to 2000 pounds. One thing he has d
not seen since being over there is a t
negro woman and very few negro men v
?and they were soldiers. He thinks
they were from England. "Well,'" he
continues, "I can't write enough to
*eU you what I have seen, <but will
tell it to you when I return. Thought g
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letter so you could draw an idea as s
to what Is over here. I have seen less j
Germans so far than most any other *
race of people, and that suits me; c
iiope it will continue. Tell the family c
that I am doing my part to win the j t
war. What I have to do I shall do
without being made to do it.'' He e
closes his letter by asking the young r
girl if her brother has ibeen called to
camp. "Tell him I don't think he will
Slave the pleasure of coming over?
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"he -will have time to make the trip."' !
He Writes a Letter to His Sister.
Mrs. H. P. "Wicker recently received
a letter from her -brother, Corp. J. R.
Livingston of Co. G, 118th infantry,
overseas, telling her that he is stouter
mow than he ha? been in several years.
^ He describes dodging the big shell-?.
51 being "quite common for them to
J-?- ton miloe IvoViin r? th?
Uiup UI VV^JU. WVUiilU w~w
lines,'' and "when they fall tofc close
the boys don't fail to take cover or get
away from that place at once."- He
says it is real funny sometimes to see
how they will do." The shells usuallv
fall in the rear, he says. "They seldom
ever get close enough to "be dan- j
gerous unless it is the first one that
Ss back from the lines. Of course it
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ould be a little exciting to one that
ad never seen such a thing as a I
f
ie!l traveling 12 or 15 miles and ]
nocking a hole ;n the ground some
ight or ten feet deep and width about j
le same. The scrapnel from them i
re the most dangerous." 'He says j
iings are high over there. "Eggs,
Dr example, cost us six francs per
ozen. That is equal to $1.20 in the
tates. One franc is equal to 20
ents. We were a mess trying to
ur money at first." 'He concludss
lis letter by saying that he is glad
tv?of ho hoc haH the training he !
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eceived. It put him in the service '
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, little sooner, 'but it made him morfc |
itted for it and he thinks it will be
t> his advantage in the long run. "T
m on my job now that I was studying
or in Camp Sevier. I stay at battalon
headquarters; think it will be
permanent; like it much better thai:
ine work; have no drilling to do, or
letails or 'guard. Still I have plenty
o entertain me, /but it is not physical
rork."
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Making Some Molasses,
Cbes Wicker a colored farmer of the j
It. Phillips community has made more
han 900 gallons of molasses this seaon
and the quality is good. The moasses
tastes just like the good old
Jew Orleans or even better. Of
ourse he did not grow the cane for all
if this himself hut he has made for
he farmers of t&e community.
There is no reason why this county
:hould not poduce all the molasses it
leeds.
I BEAT cLrmanyIi
Support EVERY FLAG ||
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Bat Xvsso^ihe food R^terr need B
DENY^our/elf yometKin^
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RESOURCES
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Water Analysis. 1
Charleston, s. C.
Oct. 14, 1918.
Sanitary Water Analysis No. 1992 of c
water. '.Received 9-24-1S f
From Commissioners of Public Wks. e
Newberry, S. C. I
Results in Parts <
per million: ^
Color O.OO <
i Chlorine 33.00 I
Free Ammonia 0.02 <
Albuminoid Ammonia 0.03
Nitrogen in Nitrates 0.40 . i
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i iMirogen ni ^iwa?wo. v.w j Total
solids 491.00 1?
Bacterial Analysis. <
; Bacterial Indicatons of Contamina-; 1
j tions Negative. 1
i Remarks: Analysis ndicate water <
; to be of good quality and free from '
J contamination. i
Respectfully submitted, I
J. L. Parker, LVi. D.
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) Editor Herald and News:
I I came to Newberry to live in 1S72..1
j I find that there are only a very few !
?? ?? Vioro fhflt wprc here ^
Hit:li nuw in iiij, uoi v .??
then, as follows: '
P. M. Lindsay. |'
W. G. Peterson. ' j'
George Johnstone. V' 3
W. Y. Fair.
j] W. Chapman.
D. M. Ward.
Wm. Johnson.
E. C. Jones.
| J. F. J. Caldwell.
James Mcintosh.
G. S. Mower.
Alan Johnstone.
R. Y. Leavell.
w tt. Blats.
Jack Chambers.
And myself.
J. X. Bass.
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When you eat Politer
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. LDIE?Just received fresh car best
lime. Summer Bros. Co. 10-11 4t
Rank I
?t 31, 1918 I
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52? 992,159.23
sd 25,842.04
103,867.46
SI.121.868.73
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- $ 50,000.00 I
92,933.72 I
30,000.00 1
948,935.01 I
$1,121,868.73 I
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ice-President and tasbier
Bradley Assistant Cashier
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s You Right" I
OR COLDS AND GRIPPE <
DOCTORS FIND REMEDY. '
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Physicians and druggists are elated 1
iver the fact that they have at last ;
aund a genuine and dependable rem- I
>dy for colds, sore throat and la grip- ; i
)e. For years they have depended >
:hiefly upon the old style calomel. :
vhich is certainly fine, but unfortun- ;
itely many people would not take it j
jecause of its nauseating and danger.
>us qualities. : <
Now that the pharmaceutical chem- '
sts have perfected a nausealess calo
nel, called "Calotabs'' whose medicinal
virtues are vastly improved, the
ioctors and druggists are claiming
:hat Calota'bs are the ideal remedy;
:o stop a cold over night and cut short
in attack of sore throat or la grippe, j
They are also finding it most effective |
is the first step in the treatment of j
Dneumonia.
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One Calotab on the tongue at bed
time with a swallow of water,?that's
all. No salts, no nausea nor the
slightest interference with your eating
or your work and pleasure. The
next morning your cold has vanished
and your whole system is purified and
refreshed. Calotabs are sold only in
ni.?^nol aeaipH rkackaees: nrtop thirty- I
five cents. Your druggist recommends j
and guarantees them iby refunding the
price if you are not delighted.?<A.dvt.
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B. C. MATTHEWS,
President.
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Citation for Letters of Administration
FHE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of Newberry.
By W. F. Ewart, .Probate Judge.
Whereas, George Phillips made suif
to me to grant him Letters of Administration
of the estate and effects of
Joseph 'L. Phillips, these are therefore
to cite and admonish all and singular
the kindred and creditors cf the
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they be and appear before me, in the
court of probate, to be held at Newberry
on Monday, the 11th day of November,
next, after publication hereof,
at li o'clock in the forenoon, to show
cause, if any they have, why the said
Administration should not be granted.
nivPTi under mv hand this 15th day
of October, Anno Domini, 1918.
W. F. Ewart,
J. P. N. C.
fififi nnres Bilious Fever. 8-t> tf
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riotic service rendered hy the associ!
ate members in aiding registrants
with their questionnaires. Without
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P. L. Bynum.
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