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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON. S. C.
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THURSDAY JULY 6, 193^
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WILSON W. HARRIS. Editor
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Good bye for ever and 6ver.
Youre Ex I'rend,
G.' .M.”
YOUR HEALTH
I - 1 •
accompanying: the attacks of rheuma-j disease you may have it after you
jtis'm. Both the rnusclc.-^^and valve.s are have taken only a few steps or even
DeaK Carrie:
don't read this I.^tter untill you jfet
■ plum home. Carry, i I-ove you and
I you can’t hepp but tell it when you
j.see me. Carrie, I Think I will bye .some
candy satturdy evening” and if I Do,
at rest. Swelling of the ankles is an
other important symptom as is blue-
involved; the muscles have a tendency
■ to improve, but not the valve.s. Scar
Information Krom the South Carolina foi-ms in the valves and makes me.ss of the lips, tip of the nose or
.Medical Association To Help In thery slow in contracting, thus cau.sing|finger nails,
the Battle Against Disea.se. narrowing of the vaVe opening , If you have influenza, pneumonia,
* The heart may become greatly en- typhoid fever "or any of the acute in-
HEAKt DISEASE larited as a result of the narrowinit of fectious diseases, do not go to work
Heart disease i,s the most common P*' until .vou have your doctor's pennis-
i will cbme back by you all’s house cau.se of death in the United first-there may be no symp-, . ^ \ a
’and devide with You. The heart i.s made up mainly of enlargemantr-bof-sooner- Have a physical exh^nation at
■' Youre loving Friend,'
I ' f Gee.”
imu.^^cular tis.sue; its cavities are sepa- muscle.s become weaker least once a year. Heart_disease. to a
rater! through the arrangement of jt., give way. large extent, is preventable.
“P. S. Carry, you love Peiipcf tissues by valves. The main function ' C; phiH.s '
mint candy better than lemon?” of the heart is to keep the blood cir- Thi.s is the third cause of heart dis-
culating to all parts of the body .<.» ease. Tne germ . \ syphilis attack.^ the-i
“deaR Miss Carrj’: . that wa.ste matter may l>e rem »v .* 1,cau.‘^es scarring; it weak-'
1 seen you and Jim walking frc-ni the tissues and the tissue,-* k ?)>t ^1^^ muscles and it attacks the ^
togciher my hart aUno-'^f busted en.'n. -supplied with oxygen. Normally 'h” C-eat artery as it leaves the heart,
if You are a going to love Jim more heart beats 72 times to the minu*t it .Miscellaneou.s Infections |
as low a.-; or GO to the i^carlot fever, diphtheria, influenza,!
Renew Your Health
By Purification
i than
me. I will,eat my candY my=elf. may
( LINTON. S. ( THURSDAY. JULY 6: 19.1.1
ENCOl’R XGING FKa'KES
I make the pre.sent distres.sing situation!
' — d^k-i.. n reduction in acreage j
Tigures at-e Tbr t-o. nt-w- that ha>. "iH help bring relief. For years our,
come out in years. j farmers have been as.king,
Ri.'^ing p ic'*.-' for agricultural pro-it the government help us. The
duct.s an tbv U-.-*; evidence that the | agricultural adju-stinent act is the an
dvpre.ssion i over and recovery ha.s 1 sw er, ye.t it is not sonu-thing that will, pri.<e
begun. For agriculture is still' the i lx* pushed doi.'n the throat>
Farge
are
Symptoms
TiT'a term
Ulim ain’t to Ik- depended on, look huw minute, or as high as .^0 to 8.7; to? pneumonia, gonorrhea, typhoid fever j
he donK Uucey at the party. I Will upper limit is more anl to lie reached ami other infections can cause heart'
Ifeel bad about you till Jim kicK.« you in the young, and tin lower in 'h.«case. (lOiter may also canase heart
j like he done Lucey. ,aged. It hqs been sho vn that if the dj.sease by over-.stimulation of tlie
Youre hartbroke frieni!,. .beats are 72 per minute, the heart beurt. .
,.-....,0 . no.i.K-finr. in onroBcro’ G'?*? ivsts two-thircls of thc timc. and
dollar wkivit: ten-ct nt cotton; those "oiso. OnJ> a reduction in acreage
■ ' it-MI' v*^ OUT* ^
“Why;"De.'ire Carrie: TO-O per minu
Wassent that gnoher candy good tht
..sattuiday night, i Guess it was a Su-- (>ne-thi;ai the time and ' -»^s gradually. It is often pre.sent for
for me. to brang goober cindV
of the. insteiide of peppermint like i -iaid. .hm
no go I’uer cji-idy. i
if its fonovt-r-^ do not pnisper the restint'Jsnip proposuion, ami me mriiiri m. .-.ui ir yOU U. r . ,
Any physician will tell you that
“Perfect Purification of the System
i.s Nature’s. Foundation ,of Perfect
Health.” Why not rid yourself of
ihronic ailments that are under-
niiniiig your vitality? Purify your ^
i-ntire system by taking a thorough
course of Calotabs,—once or twice
a week for several weeks—and see
how Nature rewards you with
health.
.SyrhfMifni is • a term used to dc-
ninute, it i Jsls half rbo hodilv db-t-on^n'i r-avtfl l pnEifa Iha blood-lwr-.aetb
;* beats are M l p'w minute, it ’di.-^ease. Heart disease’usually be- vating the liver, kidneys, stomach
of tu.. o«.i'gins gradually. It is often nre.sr-nt fori and bowels. In 10 cts. and 35 c^.
>f the poop’e <uffer with them.
Incen.-ec! .arm b:ivng power _
count.< for a great deal of the indus-, boiled down the govenirwnt offers
wh en is well under its powerful resources to aid the cot-
at re.-^i, or as
lee to w ilk quarts with severe e.xercise.
unday School with yai: ne.<l .Sun ' There are reveal eau.se>
est bas-c -du^trv of America, and I fanners over their p-ote.st. It i.s a part-; ne\ ver give you nr
s fonovei-do not po>?per the restjnership proposition, and the farmer, Hope it will .suiTe y
and government mu.st act together if [to
ac-'il succeetls. It simply means thi.s,! o-.y.
Yoiire dev .te.l fi >i d,
G. you know V. ho
works two-thirds. No.mally the heart |iM»"ths or years before it gives any
pumps aboui four (juarts of ’olood per i^^^tivenience. It may start in. abvuptv
minute at re.st, or as high as sixteen
and bowels. In 10 cts.
packages. All dealers.
disease. The two niost important are
!y following an acute infection like
rheumatic fever, scarlet fever, influ
enza or pneumonia; or it may occur
.-.everal week.s or months after the
trial ''recovery
Tton farmer dit -obUiinitPg ^ Tair -
way. We a e not Vi-k yet to ’he con
to which ar<* re--ifor h's staple. Oil tlM* other hand, the
a
grower is asked to help remove the
- Flaf Rock Specials rc
mi.'-'s Jennie veeve .smith had a. her
supper gues.ses last friday night the
follm'Viing from cedar lane: mes..-
dame Jones aiul. her sister, messdame
brown, they newer spent the night
drtions
garde.i a> :l . slan lard high level of
non-spi c .la!i\e pro>penty. iUit 4n existing surplus of thi.s staple by pro
March, industry' wa> dx*ing only Gb during les.s cotton.
per cent of I- n.»’inal activity, inj This week w'lll decide the fate of the
April thi.-' ro e to G7 m*r cent, and for plan. If the farmers turn it down, the
*ne month of .Ma\. the Federal Re-1 inewitable re.sult will be Ioy^ price cot-]onner count of hot weather, and her
-erve Iloa'd announces, in.lustry in ton this fall and more stagnation forjh«u.'e is cowered with tin.
genc-a! wa- .lo to 7G per cent of its the J?oulh. If they accept the govern-j /~^ , •
pre-depre<^;on production. .\n«l dur- mint’s generous offer of aid and the corry spondenl, mr. mike
ing .lune. tin- figure^; wt-re still rising, plan succeeds, good limes will comC| ketehed a nice chance of
The increa-e in t.us‘^nes^ activity is to the South, with conseqmmt *x*tter' silver creek last week and
r.rleri6v^clerosi.« or hardening of the Jicute infection begin.s, around 5U or
arteries arfd rheumatic fever. . *‘d) years of age. If you agep'-e^nature-
Arterio-Sclerosis ' ’.h' >’'>^1 may ha .e heart disea.se earlier.
7ThTs;is the moijc cuninifm o^the twAi.te:.*^ht^rth^T^-~C!lL_bi7eath Js- the chief
IS
aU
the
largts! in
tA-xiill • an i
to buiid a:.a.ri.
cais with m V
fiothes and ’p»‘\A
avitomoidles. lumlier, business for the entire country.
J- ♦ ‘'’c beginning; j. the farmers,
to .•e;>lace
to
ThTT<e
some of same measured over G inches.
oil*--.
.<b*K*.-..
worn-out
huv new'!
are
towaid
way-* tin- 'tailiim IHiinl
covery.
„Kmpb/Vmcnt i-- mcn-a> ng s
but not a- fa.'t a , • ; .on.
G1 fM , c-n: of ein]do\t es
work. !’a\rolis >tiil
i-nly iiooiit J2
tb»-
Hi
re-
~V
10 Years Ago
ld.V l(« ms of Interest From The Chronicle
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ithey are off-springs from some fishes
jthe govverment planted in this ereek
:1 yr. ago. they taste mighty nice fried
j with potatoes, but he ki'tcheil more
j small ones than big ones, some of the
I big ones got away.
a condition in which
I arteries of the body are hardened, hut
it mii.v tie more marked in the heart:
It conies with age and once establish
ed it will .Slay with u.-; anl progres /
as long us we live. Dr. Osier once said.
• “We are as old as ou;' arteries.” When
it .-^niull arte y sunp'ying the heart
nui.-=cle i- affected, it may gi\e only
pain on exertion which is relieved Ty
rest. When one of the larger arterk-s
is narrowed, the condition bectmu-s
gen* raii'/.ed arul^ cau e.s severe.' ;jhor..-
nes,-- of lireath and pain around the
luart on ve y little exeition. .Another
re.sult of n.'irrowing or disease of 'h -.-t
arteiies, is the po'-<sihililies tif th.o
larger arteriH becoming clclletl and
> mpTom. Xo: mallyIf .vou climb three
or four flights of stairs you
-h.'irlnes.* of breath, but with
have
heart
FARMS
FOR SALE!
A. Workman, foriwrly connectetl
out
are backiat
tag U-h.n l, dieing
|MT cent of nt>i :nal. at
end of .May. That cha-ac eri -ic.'with Adair’s Ik-pt. store, will leave
tu.ck until high-!this wtM*k for Marion. N. C., where he
-lahli 111-1 i<!rng|wdl enter the mercaiitaic imsiiwss.
iii- m-. y wijh! ’
W aj^es
-t-
causing .-udden death; or if iiea‘ll! doe.-*
I" the diy hiirt-pveithii
our midst, and it marie the.insects
fourth and luin whatever , the
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is whv most
not en.sue. great- py)-=t rat ion and \ oni-,
TtTiig may occur'. 'Tni)!tc yiiiptoiiis ha ''r
too; wages «ion . c<*r-
♦ •t p’lc- ' ba^e bten
• nou'-'h to i' r.g 'ii
vsliu b \*+ loey the
Ill
come
sun‘overlooked ami that
of iis is now livving out of paper bags,
it luirnt up o ir ganiings !nclu<!r,g the
Imce around same, the temperature
often b<'< "1 eri'oneouslv ■:bought to be
'bu-
profit'
alway'
Hut th’-'.f
♦•IH**’U- :.ging
'll »l u
' til 'K* -.wt pi
'I’tn.i i.uiTiy
; 'pli- atA*- t
"ru-'v dt-al’
’ll |naki‘ «’V(
oviT ni'-'ht.
A' \\f un-b-r.-i
•or’ H*ne 1
-ign-* -houbl
Went so high in the thennomeier it
Johnson, athletic d inert or ^jhaile. i lo'e
Ki^al Frestiylerian college, has »>een of- ,„onths in
fered a place on the coaching .staff of -
Auiiurn university
i»lf our feet.'
epectmg "the! jjev
•rvliody rich from a visit
yr.
tlie man who wore my fine
Wiggins has rrtui-notl ehicken
to ndativc' in Bates-
panuma
su|)|H*r at
will .;til! h:*\e
mg’ and a littb
Pi work hard for a liv-i
hardei to get aheai!.
(OI ION KKDMTION I’LAN
MUST NO! FAIL .
Thi !a’e of the c itton ie.diiction
plan is m the li.ind' of th.
(>n th
j reholu I and loft his obi straw hat will
' plrse call and get same and fetch
• mine back, i have yore minilier. joe
Misse.s Rearl Blakely aial . hillings, and it mought of benn a (mis-
Dukes have retumeil to t incinnafi about .vou getting the wrong hat.
Iter visiting here.
to “acute 'n ligi -ti )ii.”
Rheumatism
This is a very ii'ip-ut.int cau-e iT
heart dicase. I* minif’est- itself in
'<eveial ways, nam* ly. as rheumatic
fi've ' in wh'ch th** J > nl - i ♦‘e*ene swol
len and ti'iide; ; 4>r a?- muscular rheu
maSisir. wl’.en th** i*. c;e' are atfec!-
'•d. \'.’lr*'i it aFeci s (h~' briiin. UT' its-
calU*d chorea cr St. Vitu-- <{anct>.
tiK.wrng ))a;us in- «id! Iren, luinle.-
vomiting and iioseTthed ir^the ■ ery
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Sv'veral (iL'.siruljle f irm.< for salt* in Lauren.^ County.
3Aj:‘_Avi!l •ibSKi.st vou in fitiancing .seventy-five pivr cent of
the value of the farm over a period.of year.s, at a low rate
<if interest, if you ean raise twenty-five per cent a.s eash
ravmetif. Call to s^h*—
M:
voung i«i'iy br> r;s-oci:ifed w;th
rheumatic disease. ’I'h 'se ehd i 'vi u.*-
ually hate a tonsilitis |>i'eceding o”
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W. scon' F.VRI.EY, RE(’EIV ER
The Fir.<<t National Hank,
Clinton, S, C.
Al.so—
i(ecei\ er.
The Farmers National Bank. Laurens, S.
OFFIC E—CLINTON, S. C.
John O’Daniel has returned to his
farmers.
ucci*i*d-* or fail.s.
yores is worth about 3Uc and mine
was imported from cuby or mvxico
, , and i(i.st me nearly 2$, and tiesides
leaehing |M>sition at Fayetteville. N. ( . ^o
Hun'iietl
deci'ion. It
^ of c.ilumns have li**en
written in Do- in-\n'papers during the
pa<t two \\.s*k' .-xplaining the plan
and fio.nting «»ul it- irnpoitaiice to the
larm.i> of tin- .W-nh. Kvery detail
!,us boi-n explai'iu d -o that ihe-e iiva.V
be no 111''Uniiei "tandiMg. and at the
-ame Imie n* high pies ure methods
Vii^ve bi-eii Used, and yet with all this
the drive i.' lagging and
iias thu- far reporteii its
•h 'd. Kepoits \«*.sten!ay. for
instance. fi*»m f-ve -tates. .Mississippi,
Io-orgia. Uf'ti^mna. .Voetli- tuui .Suulh
.'in:. ,,iu»we.i they ha.ve so far
I
Mr.s. R. F. Ferguson and little
daughter left Monday to visit relatives
in New York.
questions will be a.sked or .•incered
Mrs. K.
the gue.st
Jacoh.s.
II.
of
Mull
her sist**r.
Mrs. W. I*
ve le-eii
infoi ii;.i' ."11.
no
i|Liotu lead
the jieeple.s racket .store is .selling
j Out again below cost and going out of
T /' . L- II. •. i bizness. this stoar newer sells except
q ji.ea a s, n that is why he enjoys
«a nice trade all of the time, he makes
I his inonney by buying 1h*Iow cost and
' , ~ . . . ihe has saved the puhlick thousaPd.** of
11,s» Oliver, .ho .s .-o-.n tol everthinK,
.sail
as a medical missionary to <*hina.l^^^ including hams, cloth, and
I plow tools, he
indii-*try whiji
says patternize home
ritHins hipi.
,1 aiolma..
pledged :-?) plow -ijr
ottIx 711."37 acres.
was honored Saturday afternoon when
Mesdaines J. F. Jacoh.s, Sr., W. J. Bai
ley and Miss ('lara Duckett entertain-
cd fifty guests at a “farewell” party; meeting at reholH*r has bonn
in lier hpnpr, ^i.changed fi'>nijhi”l#v
one
:i]ipro\:ma s-l.\
! ;.ned i.n .a- *»f
I - ir ; e 'la
R pt f’*»iv. ai
t ai rii* a?«-
t .on ae- e*,-m* nl. 1 ’i
Iu‘.i*'h i'<lie 1 e.
pel ii li< i [
mi nt n gei
fif h V.f
>.
IMP)
vb«* com
ae I «•' set
Miss llalene
.O’Brien were
(dark and
unitetl in
II • II Gin.v nights and it will take the place
; «)f the logular preeching on sunda.v
. nights tiil rev. green collects some of
Thur.sday evening in Ua- I* ii>t.l resoy-
. .i.n-* sta‘e that u-nan church of Bennettsville. ! p„.,.rh 2 sei monts a day and not gel
( ,-nlcr the reiiuc- ' ' piiul but for one am! that's why pray-
.oL-nt R.K.sevelt is) (1* roin files of 1 la* ( hromc.e ni‘dings will be hell thi' way in-
the difficultj ex- January IHh,
in;
ia!lv
It was . ‘a
terd:.\ *
Ibi*snit u'
Ri.'iii;. c
agair^t :h«
thoii.sand'
a-gr v ib.oral
.'SO,;*.be’n farnie!-* to
1.11 J.til*.- p'Ida whi*le:heaUoMlIy. ^
m Wa.'hington yes-
eal from the
e*: . •
a ' ; oTid appea
>v*v I'V.e'v
-i p* ha've reacted
,v "i*-* >n plan and causeil
til hesitati* in
Nobody’s Business
By Gee MrGee
mg
Isteuil jn on thur.sday nights, he took
^in only 7;^ and 3 cents and 2 iiozzeri.'’j
'of eggs on his niartch wages and
-nnihirg e!st»-since then.
j: yores Iruiie,
mike riark. rfd,
corry spondent.
4-nlering t}’.*- "lo-fob! fe'‘»p»»'al offeri*i!
Fy the goiernuient a' an important
part of the ^"f>ir.-\reco\eiy program.
.\not.her f«»r
jittitiide^/na' rr.-any
ihg conien*l:ng
lar^* y.eld' for lh«/
I’uppy Iahc
When I wa.s about IG years old. I
U’ll hoad-over-heel.s-in lovt* with a. giil j
hy the name of Garrie. We exchanged i
a few hy-haiid letters. I found a pack-
’le lagging is the
Ta’diu-r^"’aH- t.rk-'
f'jr entirely
co'lon lands to lie r
Bible
Reading Course
GOODYEARS
EVER MADE
buy before prices
go up again
of those old lettei's that Game ri'liirn-,
4 wo4ma-week »n^Kn <d4F4fw»fenn4rA-T*PRESBYTERIAX- CHURCIi V ^
I was impressed with them quite for-
ibly.
^Tb*"eii up. Thi fai me* ' W’.l get no- ^ _
where by cia ii*. ng excessive per acre ^ felloSv could swap a dozen eggs wt.t.k .luly b-uV:
productmn. for the g«»vernment can’t back then at a counlTy ^toi-e for a’
Selection for Bible reading course
at First .Presbyterian church for the
New Testament
le fiioleii. There*a— n the agriculture box of 21 envelopes and a large pack-; Sunday. July b Uuke ‘.1:4.7-10:20.
departm-.it at Wa.'huvgton reconls for :«|re of w riting |iaper. and that’s how I; Monda.v, July 10 - I.like 10:201-11:
the past ’‘i.e yeai ' average v/u*" vveiy got hold to stationery to co.-mesf»on«l j;>
county in the Sorih. and it is upon with Carrie. Ganie didn’t own any i»a-; Tuestlay. July ll~Uuke 11;14-41.
this basis of yield I hat the contraclo J'er and envelu|)es, so I gave her half Weiine.-iduy, July 12 Luke 11:42-
will be ba.sed. Therefore the claiming «>f my stock and thejj love letters be- |2;2L
of unreasonable yield.< will only .serve; gan to fly. We sat within 3 de.sk.s of'
Thursday. July .13—I.uke 12:22-48.
Friday. July 14—Luke 12:49-13:19.
Saturday, July 15—Luke 13:20-14:
to help kill the enl.re plan. \7e will get one another at school, hut we wrote!
nowhere i’y being greedy in our T'Otters Just the same. . ]
claims. * ! 7' 14.
In considering.the acreage n-duci'.i’n I m a little bit embarrate>ed to quote Psalms !
plan, these twofact.s 'hould h» empha-; •‘‘ome of the ‘gems’ of this love fest.l Sunday, July 9—Psalms 118:1-29, !
nized: first, present indications point, but Carrie and I ai’e both married, andi .Monday, July la—Psalms 119:1-32.1
to a cariyover a.s .of August 1, DG>3,wont matter, so I have picked outj Tuesday, July 11 —Psalms 119:33-1
of at least 12.000.000 bales of Ameri-jthe following: I ‘ ‘ , j
can cotton; and second, pros|>ects are| . —1:—— \V#..fnesdi.v .Iu!v 12 —Psalms 119:1
that this year’s crop will be at Ica.st “Deare Friend:
axerage in acreage and yield, urbssj I Suppose it is all off now Betwixi
redaction control measures are can ted 11 and you. my Hart is bitdre 'ii.l I
out If theie are 26 million bales of 1 guess it is far the Best. You vi!l oe
cotton on hand this fall, any farmer
who will stop for a minute and think
can see how firoaperoua he will be
when his erop it hanrested.
finrplua piM opoa surplaa only
Sorry before 10 days with Jim. There
is other Nice fish'in the Sea as you
that hare nevrer been ketehed. send
me Back ever thing. I am sorry I ever
fed you on my goober Candy now.
Weifnesday, July 12 — Psalms 1
57-88.
Thursday, July 13—P.salms 119:89-
112.
Friday. July 14 — Psalms 119rH^
144.
Saturday. July 15—Psalms 119:145-
176.
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