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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C
Thursday, September 28, 1944
(Clinton (Cl|rontrlp
Established 1900
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‘ THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
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CLINTON. S. C.. Till RSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1944
We Can't Escape
A'.:' am
v. u mav
j looks as if he would get over ever-j ment
- ; ' ! thing except hig bitterness towards^;*,
that he had resorted to “falsehood his, constituents who voted against ]
, r and fraud. The Republicans are loud . him. he says he will not buck poli- 1
>IKa! ‘' m. thpir nraice of the newev. sneech. a g a i n< an d a fter all they are,'
■ hates the new deal bnner count of discovery, resulting from a blind de-’County,. t at /^o’clock am., and on estate will present them, on or before
j socialized medisons and the fight on termination to aid some infantile vie- the same day will apply for a filial i said date, ^duly proven, or be lor-
ithe doctors about time and a half for tims who were out of reach of medi-
; over-time on govverment patients, cal care, is known to almost every-
roosevelt and hillman alreddy have one. Like so many important medical
j too much power, so he says, then discoveries, which have been made, 1
! why give them more, it would be by sheer luckf or perhaps by super-
i terrible to turn this country over to faith, ' the' Sister Kenny treatment
'the cio-pac-fdr group, jir. green is adds, increasing weight to the theory
well-red and his opinions always that wisdom is of third rate impor-
count in fiat rock, especially when tance in human progress,
it comes to „ whooping coff and the ; It seems quite probable, in view
measles, give him a big hand, fellers! of the past history of_ medical pro
yores truie, ghess, that the discovery which will
holsum moore, rfd, finally control infantile will be made
cony spondent. ’ a fl 'a ntic motheb who refuses to
- # ^ | let her child die from that dreaded
News From Flat Rock disease or perhaps by a doctor who, ; ,
, , . , angered over his helplessness m sav-
mr. slim chance was back in town ing a childi casts aside aU the treat _ i
enduring the week-end of last week. ments in his books and tries SQme !
he is gradually , recovering from his kill or cure drug com bination which *
.defeat,in the July primary and it now jhe C oncocts on the spur of the mo
to ev.donce of the truth of, w hile
claim that although the ii gb tly
-.i c -us grind slowly, they -p 0 ]jti ca i effect.
And so the battle will rage
now
7 during which time a full head of
steam will be built up, with millions
of dollars spent by both parties and
all sorts of political strategy used.
Polls indicate the race will be close,
with interest on the part of voters
increasing each day,-
t m
m:l
the Democrats .accepted* it; onlv ^ gam ble, and a
and said it would have little at that.
ext c
:.y small.
:'t p.iv. suit
;h should
Vengeance
h the Lord,
come as a
swn actions
i.de toward
from
Merit Ignored
T ■
y both the
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had
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my high re-
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ercoi'r.e
t> pi v
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f promotion
VhK
h .'hould hepei
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;k
m merit and
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'.v ;,nd riemai
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n
the present
t rm
geni-y it .«
beinj
f
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shown that
they
..re no nv>re
thar
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dumb herds
whu
•h ore c
ir ive
n
-by moreen-
ary
ii ailoi." who ;i
re b’
lind to or care
noth
ing for the
futui
e
welfare of
DRUGS—Mind
There is no doubt that the medical (
tough gamble !prof J ession has made remarkable |
tougn gampie srtldes durmg the past 2 5 years.
» [Many diseases which used to mean,
dr. hubbert green .was called to the ’ certain death ^ or .^ x 1 tr i ^ e suffering ]
until the election on November county-seat hosspittle . last friday to now cured Wlth llttle effort -
' ’ r help make a doginosis of the case 1 * n s P>te of wonder drugs, mir-
of mesdame art square, she was tak- ac ' es °f surgery and great advance-
en there in a trance,and her recov- men * understanding of the]
cry seemed doubtful at first, he i^uman system, the medical problems!
thinks she has husband trubble which crying for solution far outweigh]
has settled in her hart, it is verry which have been mastered.!
weak. mr. square has promised to -^nd it is becoming increasingly ap- i
quit .drinking verry much, she will P aren l fh.at many of those mysteries :
return back home as soon as she is remain unsolved until a clearer
, , r .u u. ■ ! able to set up and trike nourishments unders ^ a u^* n ^ reached regarding
There is a school of though, in l ' lls . an s 0 f 0r th the relationship between the physical
country which maintains the attitude ’ ...
tnat world history is an oiumodedj co tton picking is in progress in our spiritual l|fe
midst, the farmer who can't pick his 1 It is considered quite possible, fori
own cotton will have to leave it un- example, that many dormant .germs
World History
side of man and his emotional and
"horse and buggy” institution which
has no place in the fast moving world
of today. Its followers believe that
during their particular existence hu
man nature has . undergone a com
plete change, and that from now on
mortals will, react in some mysterious
i new manner. Now there is practi
' caily nothing which is happening to
dav''which has not had it£ almost
the nation.
War Rumors
picked, nearly all of the cotton pick- in the human system are set into ac-
ers are up north and safely lined up.tion ^y fear or emotional struggle.
| with the cio and pac. their cotton There is certainly a close relationship
picking days are over until the between nervousness and the im-
( yankees get tired of them and begin proper functioning of many parts of!
' to ship their remains back south, it, the body. And there are some psy
might help the price of cotton if chologists who believe mental atti
only half of the crop is picked; we tude can do more to encourage orj
discourage sickness than can any ;
exact counterpart in the past. It is have 2 crops on hand annyhow.
„ true tha,t we did pot use airplanes in ^ :
warfare, wireless in communication miss Jennie veeve smith will teechi
or automobiles in transportation, but art j n ber sc holl the coming semes-; uvcl i
The office of war information has v,e ^ ac ^ °fh er methods of killing each sbe has newer teeched it her-; WOn ^ ^
sent out a warning to watch out for °ther, ot communicating with each ^ but she took it at
increasing rumors of Germany's sur
drug on the pharmacist’s shelves.
Meanwhile, as I sniffle over this
...... she took it at a summeri 1 ””, 1 ™! the wise "ten of.
other and ot transporting ourselves. schoI1 enduring 1928. she was arted d . ' th w,ZIlrds ot science,.
or the masters of mental behavior
render. There have been several such And ^ese methods used in the past once or twice by a noted artist in a
rumors .-u far. Some are started by had the same objectives, and. practi- flowing gown with her hair hanging! ^menow
enemv propagandists, others by over- call . v lhe samii results ' as have those ; do ^ n her nake she will win m anny h ' Ch Ca " Sf
t nlhusiasac rad.o announcers and of today. | triends if she will paint them an ^ ld °"o t° eliminate the common cold.
st !! others by "reliable sources" Wars in the past have resulted in make them look pretty, mrs. holsum
which iv^ one ever able to trace. treaties and in peace-maintaining qr-| moore expects to be the first one
But there is no doubt about it that. Sanitations Just as well as the pres-. arted.
Wars have been fo.qght for,
whe n
l ‘
ie
real-- s
urrender
comes, it
won’t
be
‘ ai
moan ci
ed. via any
• backdoor
ioute.
T
he
real s
urrender
news will
come
*'p
»m
Gener
a! Eisenhc
>wer him-
self. '
A’:!
11 i
ae- shoi
ited over
every ra-
ciie. st
,K;
on
in the
land and
played-up
in g:.
int
->;
zed ty;
>e on the
front page
of c
re:
y
newsp,
a per. Church bells
, W 1 i i ;
. n
il.
sirens
will blow
and peo-
pie v,
i i
■ be shou
ting the news from
their
• he
»us
e’u ■
Certainly
it should
be a i
)CC
asion f
or rejoicing, prayer
ent war.
every known reason which the hu- j
and thanksgiving
hilarity, profanity
enness.
and not
or riotous
one for
drunk-
The War Fund Drive
Four million volunteer workers in
cveiy community in the United
States will wage a campaign during
the montht of October to secure con-
EARALYSIS—Mystery
Probably nothing is a more con
stant reminder of the limitations on'ever barred
man’s brain power than his total in- J C. S.. CLELAND,
ability to do anything to prevent,] Administrator.
Sept. 12, 1944.—5-4cw.
trib;
,iti(
ms in
a
united war fund for
the
19
war-r
ela
ted agencies compris-
ing
the
> Nat:
o n a
d War Fund, and for
the
h,
line f
ront agencies, of local
(on i
mu
in.tv c
he.-
its.
T’-
ie
bene:
:icu
iries of these funds
are
(\\}
;• own
ar
med forces, prisoners
of .
. our
n
icfchant marine sea-
mi n
nd t!
he
war victims of our
Alla
It IS' i
L‘St i
mated that 60.000,000
peer
• ie
are t
ouc
hed in some way by
the
t'ne agencies partici-
p ; t
’ 1
. r. 11i
‘ \\
'ar Fund.
T:
1 •
a** a
car
npaign deserving the
Ml pi
)(,!•
: i i !•! ( i
he
Ip c: every American
CltiZ
en.
We
are
not asked to invest
as i:
0 1
jarcha
.- n
g war bonds—we are
ask i
A
to gi'
ce
gladly and liberally.
Whi
n
we g;
ve
to this cause we are
give
’ i L,
to 01
ar
fellow Americans at
horn
,e
. . in the service ... in the
pnsi
t.n
camp
> a
nd to the helpless of
othe
r i
cation.
s.
L;
am
ens ci
»un
ty is to be organized
to r
a.c
e its goa
1 and this means that
the
Cl
inton
are
a will have its quota
and
re
'.-pons
ibil
ity. Details as to the
man mind has been able to conceive,
and have,been fought over and over
again for these same reasons, and the
present war and the last great - world
war are no exceptions to this rule.
There .is nothing mueh-hew- Jn .mo
dern history. It is usually the same
old thing tied up in a different kind
of wrapping paper. Human nature is
about the same, selfishness is still at
the roof of most of the world's
trouble. , ' - j
So it seems reasonable to believe
that the world will rock on more or
less as usual, with civilization ad-
vancing as the centuries pass. And if cure or understand such a frighten-
this be the case we must have ^ j ng d j sease as infantile paralysis,
knowledge of past events and reac- There is no question that men who
tions in, order to chart our future ] are ab j e successfully to copnplete the
courses. ! long arduous training required to be-
The European is well versed in come doctors are.in the top brackets
world history. He must be or he of mental ability. Yet in spite of their
would be incapable of handling the superiority and knowledge, they seem
complicated situations which the to stand helpless in attempting
past has built up in the continents control or fight a germ which has
of Europe, Asia and Africa. So if we crippledrand killed thousands of chil-|
are to become part of it all, we must dren. Constant research is being car- :
know what we are doing. World poli- ried on to study the cause and treat-1
tics are dynamite and we must know ment of infantile paralysis, but, al-
how to handle it as well as do those : though this work has been going on
with whom \ve are to associate from for years, the top medical men are!
now on after the peace comes. .still making blind guesses over such
We should all be intelligently in- seemingly elementary problems as;
formed on what history teaches — whether the disease is contagious!
the youth of America certainly need through contact with one who has ]
to be taught and informed by our it. whether the infection is carried!
, schools and colleges. We will not be by a fly or mosquito, or whether it i
competent as individuals or as a na- is transmitted through the nose or
tion to exercise intelligent judgment roouth.
unless we know past history. Young I n the current epidemic of infan-
America must be prepared for its 1 tile paralysis it has been found that;
nevr^role in world , affairs. Such many of the children who get it have ]
i knowledge will save us from a great deen swimming in fresh water. It!
many disasters] and shipwrecks in the das also been found that the germ
FINAL SETTLEMENT
Take notice that on the 12th day
of October, 1944, I will render a
final account of my acts and doings,
as Administrator of the estate of
Mrs. Maggie C. Boyd, in the office;
of the Judge of Probate of Laurens
i County, at 11 o'clock a.m., and on
j the same day will apply for a final
discharge from my trust as Admin
istrator.
Any person indebted to said estate]
is notified and required to make pay-]
ment on or before that date; and all!
persons having claims against said
estate will present them on or before
said date, duly proved, or be for-
FINAL SETTLEMENT
Take notice that on the 16th day
of October, 1944, I will render a final
account of my acts and doings as
Administratrix of the estate of Ed
ward Andrew Hill in the office of
! the Judge of Probate of Laurens
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NOBODY'S BUSINESS
campaign will be announced next
week. Those who head the drive
have a job to do. And it is our re-
spon-ibility to back them up. Our _ /'"rr /—re
money and interest couldn't possibly i by VjtL MCVstt
go to a finer, more urgent cause,
are all asked
erou.-iv.
to give-
We
-and give gen-
l he Big Battle Is On
The presidetnial campaign 'now
,vay. Roosevelt vs. Dewey, fl a { rock citizens in respects to
- to be a contest marked with virtues, fif anny, of the two Can-
attack- and bitterness. j dydates now running for pressident,
.veek • Candidate Dewey made v izzly: dewey and roosevelt.
often gets into the intestines. This 1
would indicate that it is taken in
through the mouth and may be pick
ed up by swallowing river of lake
water.
But it it quite possible that When
j the final answer is found these fac- j
[•tors may have little tq do with the
j case. As in a mystery story, where;
j one innocent person after another ap- j
pears to be guilty, the infantile germ |
may be carried in some manner i
under
prom;
Rooselevt Is Leading In Flat Rock
deer mr. edditor:'
i plese allow the undersigned eorry , hich has no , e a;tracted
spondent space in yore valuable pa-‘it. 1
per tq express the views of some of
~i.r u-.j"
suspicion.
West Coast where he*!
major speeches in |
;g on
several
he-attacked the New.Deal ad
lotion and told his big a|udi
TREATMENT—Kenny
It is an interesting sidelight on the j
research regarding infantile paralysis ]
that, despite the millions of dollars!
new dealer, says that it would be a
to it by the leaders of the medical
terrible mistake to elect anyboddy mode'soAaf re^arri'irm ^nro 1 vA'^7 :
is time for a change. The: as pressident except franklin delly- c ^ ° ^ ^ ■ s
n aspirant is waging, his no roosevelt..he knows all about war
the thesi- that the Roose- an d peace and can put germany and
moot
v. hich
mini't; ot
ence-y "it
Republic;
bottle > n
veil .oimimsti atilni had fyiled in japan where they belong at the ar-r
practically every .phase of its do-^mistice table, if he was good enou
mestic program. He is? having much'for the secont and third term, he' is
to say about "bungling," “defeatism," j good enough for the fourth,
“regimentation,” “bureaucrats,” con- j
fusion,” “extravagance” and “dis-] mr. bert'' skinner thinks dewey
unity.” ! would be a good man to prosecute
Candidate Roosevelt took to the hitler, hirohito and himmler, but fur-
air Saturday night in what he called ither than that he would be t non
his first political speech made before!compost mentis in establishing a
the AFL Teamsters union in Wash- peace‘~pollicy. he is a fine lawyer and
1 . ,, ,, spent on it and the attention given
mr;. art square, a died-in-the-cotton to u by the leaders of the m( f dical
ington. Ke accused the Republican
opposition of attempting to claim
credit for New Deal accomplishments
and replied with considerable force
and sarcasm to the criticisms leveled
against his administration.
Monday evening Candidate Dewey
came back in a hard-hitting speech
replying to the President’s accusation
should be kept as such, it happens
that the criminal^ that need to be
punished ,fhe most don’t live in the
u. s. after roosevelt is elected, he
can hire mr. dewey as a furrin pol- *
icy lawyer.
maceTJy a backwoods nurse who had j
littjje if any medical knowledge.
, /The Sister Kenny treatment, ele-i
bfnentary as it is, has already saved ]
countless lives apd has prevented
hundreds of children from being
crippled. The story of Sister Kenny’s
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