Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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\hi.i. of Kvury INtf l!X> ClIBi In - (irmlimUr ????- """" Porks Forks were unknown In Kiik t?i i m I until ahout .' it to years ittfo. A knife \VI|H t?> ''III U|? food, l?llt tilt' fiMH I Wiik eonveyed I ? v the tinkers to the mouth Tin- tii .t of a use of |Ih> foi? in tin' twentieth eenltirx f t% >? 1 1 ion wa- ti\ n noble ludy of lt.\ /.nut I n in who, In t In- ole\ ?'iit It eentury, hail mar ried a I *? ?mi* ? ? I Venice, and ale in that i*l ty after Iter own custom. ?*l*t t liiu lift iii4*ii i \er\ (Uioly uji and eonvovlntf it <> . ei mouth with a t WO' pronued fork The a? I was rej^nrdoil In \"?*nl***? a*. a sl^n of t \|K'UHiyt> I ii n 11 r \ ami cMrcnir itVi'in lnae\ Shoos As eovolliiK> for I hi* htmiati foot. shoos Inue heen wofn from I h ? ? t'lirlh'sl I i inrs. TIm' shoos of lilt' Jew > won* matin of wood, rush, I i n? *i ? . ot leather. Tin* Kojnans were tin* hi I to >et tin* example of < ?< isf I \ shoes. ami in I ?*< >< I n? *?m I various ? fi*i ?< . i .it i \ ? ulnrn moots of i\or> ami | r? ?? -ion stones, in I ho Mhhllo A^'fs fast. |oli pia.v.d some fa.nfaslh t i'l? -k s with shoe ami in MtiKlaml. ahmii the no ? f ? 1 1 ? ot l ho tif teenlh ? ? *i 1 1 n r \ . shoe.-, with sinli loin: points wi re worn (hat thev lool to la? I led to I hi* k t m *' ? I"t < on \ on ioucc of Wlilkii..: ih? .lao?t it-.-. usluK silver riiaiiis foi i ? | ? ' iposi- It was ahout I U.' ?.' > when - lii'i'-, ill tin- present form wen iot ri^tiK i <1. ami io ItMI.H 1 1 1 ? hmUh- i ?. i nil* into use a< an ornament ? 'himoiix - I'll.' oldest oortain io < mint < ( .i . liliiioo.V . |ilttu'N it ill Veniee in I.I Voiir of tin* Itomaii ruins sIli'U ' llOIOO'.Vs. Tilt' I'll i.ll)tO',\ of Mil i ii 1 1 1 1 1 v was a hole in tho roof. A K i I i lu'i i io Uouio was always s?m?I,v. ami ihi- wealthy Itonuin* iimimI dry wood wltirh wollitl huril without .soot. Silk The lirai silk was made it. ( 'JIHNI |?\ thO Wife 4 |f II t'llillOKO < 'III peror, Aristotle at. .'tfto tirst mention* -ilk annum tin* Oroeks. 'i'ho njaunrae tun- of ?ilk wins en it led no io Kh-iiy in thf twelfth eenturv hi t or sproadim: lo ital\. Spain ami tho south of Frame' It w as not maoufae! nierl in Fmjandl before lt;ol. Ton- Tea wa- iutroduocd into Kim (ami ahoul Mm* midle of (lie seven teenlh eolilur.v. when il was a if real luxur.v ami t"?*l < ?! : I from li pounds to to pound- a potunl. l'p to ahout |ssr, l ho i; rout ei' port' mi of the tea import ed into this < i?unli> eame froai < 'himi : the hiilk i- now obtained from India and Cox Ion. although t'hioa 'tea of u'i m h I ijuallt.v is a^alu working its way into fit v> r I toil ids These were reuarded a saereti possession hy am-lent r.o e? The ,'ew. were proud of their l-eard ami iluv wore them llitni-di ! la days of their K|?yptian hotidaue il I h? >n if 1 1 I he Kuyptiatis. sha ed. The ? Jreeks and Uoinans ot' the .ancient days in ?>-?t 1 \ shaved, and the term "hartiat ?>u>" i heard wearing I . w is ap plied f< i a lot or oerioil t<> i... v.!:;; the Oyster Cracker that makes the best oyster better. Serve them with soups, salads, chowder, etc. They will add to your reputation as a hostess. Always fr?h. At alt groomn, NATIONAL Bisdurr COMPANY 5c urn* <?. dishlrtvtl out of 11 ??? pull' of y<M>?l society. Heard* have been tuxcil urijisiiiiwi 1 1 \ . as in Russia |>.v iVter lite (Ileal. and tit an earlier date in Klltfln 11*1. I *i 1 1!? I'iux wcit in existence. n?? ? luiibl . in luvlilwlorir times and have Imtii nmjut hcd in Kritish burrows I'm plus were int rod tired into ISiik land fn hi Franco j| I ?? >1 1 1 1JVI0, ami (\nv I < !uu made in thl> ? ? m 1 1 1 1*> three years !: It-r. Tlii ) wen- m l uilfart u i?*< I hy ? u I'im ? \ in l-'.uuhi ml in I s- ? A I j ? I .he*. lairll'cr matches tli.ii is. mairhrs t i | *| km I with ; 1 1 1 explosive <ul? >t :i in <? iluit bursts into tlanu's on hoinu sti ui-U - wi'i'i' lirst used ahout is:; |. Manv improvements have heeii made ih in. ill lies s||i?m llii'li. tin* nu?s| tin i i i t mi ? ? I wliicli w a - t lit-* invention ? ?I i!< ,ti tVtv ni.ii. h ?t likiuu on the ho'\ i.|:l \. v i Tl:l- \\,i*. originally made l?\ j 1 1 . ' i 1 1 1 1 1 1 riim. lo.it it l? now produced I ? \ j in. a if it | it milt u I luaehlucrv whirl i ? *? tii' liralnl nirtal 1 1 1 roil lc 1 1 a sc ii < t lii^lr^ ot ixrailuallv ?liniiiishiim -i/i 'I'lir tir-a win* mill in Knulaml *.!*? >rt ii|i at Morthike In HMKt. Kllor luou-. .|iiaot it ie* of wire of dllTcriuir :i atlt'N ami si/,rs. arc now- belim used, raiminic from a thickness dillicult to I m> i in* lint'si thread.? Til Hits. J True With All Papers. Tho following c-lippinK from the .Johnson <"li.\ Progress will apply to any ne\v*pa|?er. no matter what the cir culation. ti iM 1 is reprinted here so ihm> ple may understand why some item they consider Important. Is omitted at one I i me i ??? anot her : " I ) very h< m I y expects the editor to see everything that occurs ami report it hh lie sees It. hut I n?\v many people like to have us tell all we see when it re lutes fi> them'/ With nine hundred families rending our paper it is hard for iin editor ti. mention every time a member of these I'ltmilies get slek. We always try to mention serious sickness and deaths that unir in our family of r. voters. hut because wo "inetiines fall to. a siihsi'rjher trots sure and orders his name from our lisf. We try to t''|| the truth ahoiil our readers hut how many reall.v want lis to tell the truth ahout them just a- it is? Hon estly. doli't you want us to make it. sound prettx hig? Vet editors are ea li ed liars just heeau.se we tell things id;; for \otir sake. Lord, pity the poor edi tor if he lias to answer for his lies and those ot ollinj' people, too. J i'tiiikfoi i A merieuii. i To Every True American Woodrow Wilson's fight is your fight. He has put equal justice above special privilege, human rights above property rights, national honor above organized greed, ? and democracy over all. The Child Labor law, the Federal Reserve act, the Clayton Anti-Trust law. Workmen's Compensation, Rural Credits, the Shipping bill, the Federal Trade Commission, the Seamen's act, the Tariff Commission and the Agricultural Extension act may well stand as the ten commandments of America; his in . ternational policies proclaim to the world America's recovery of the ancient faith, America's renewed devotion to demo cratic ideals. Woodrow Wilson has given you prosperity with justice and peace with honor. What are you giving him? How to Contribute to the Wilson Campaign Fund Sign the Coupon in this corner and fill In thf amount you give. Then attach your Money to this Coupon an<1 mail today to the addre*t given on the Coupon. Issue all checks, money orders and address all contributions to Henry Morgenthau, Chairman Finance Com mittee, Democratic National Commit tee, 30 East Forty-second Street, New York City. Woodrou) Wilson Campaign Fund LOYALTY COUPON To HENRY MOROBNTHAU, Chairman Finance Committee, Th? Democratic National Committee, 30 Kait Forty-aecood Street, New York City. At a believer in the progressive ideal* of aoverpment represented in the candidacy of Wood row Wilaon for president of the United 8tate?, and to the end that he may take the office free-handed, untrar meled, and obli gated to none but the peop.e of the country I wish to contribute the turn of $ toward the expense* of President WUson's campaign. Name . . Address It. F. D State Please mention this paper How much does it mean to you that business is no longer at the mercy of panics, that credit and enterprise have been released from captivity, that the standards of America are now the stand ards of civilization, and that the heart of the land is not torn by the wailing of widows and orphans, the slow shuffling of the blind and the maimed? America today is no less a battle-ground than in 1776 and 1861, and Woodrow Wilson is no less the champion of liberty than Washington and Lincoln. Money, however, is the present weapon. It takes cash to run a campaign. Only from the people, the one master that he has served, can Woodrow Wilson receive campaign aid. Clean money tor ctepn purposes. To contribute is your duty even as it should be your privilege. Send it in now. What one of you would not fight to defend vour home and your country against foreign foes? Fight, then, against enemies within that hold greater menace than any foe without. Do not serve notice upon all future Presidents that faithful service is folly, since the electorate is without gratitude, interest and intelligence. Every dollar contributed is payment on America's insurance policy. Don't let it lapse. Even as you have received generously, give gen erously. Even stint to give. America wai built on sacrifice. The Democratic National Committee ha* authorized The Camden Chronicle to assist in the collection of the Wilson Popular Campaign Fund. Send in your contribution Today. (Jlf the above coupon. Your Contribution will be acknowledged in the columns of this pa per and you will get a handsome receipt from Treasurer Wilbur W. Marsh, of the National Committee. Have You an Inter<*4 In Hie Hu*?im*km? A ui'iif U'.muiu uskial~a- yomitutim* ho*. "Ho was v>?'i? i?ic along in Ids iiow job. aiitl i lie young ma ii. who hod Iwen tun* 1 1 1 < ? \ ??? I Inn for ii month, replied t Iih t lie w is gctlug ?doi?g nil right ami that ho "had an lntvre?t In t h*? business." .Soiilow lial surprise! that such rapid a d x ii i m 'i *iii(*n t had been made, tho gon tloimiii. upon further questioning tho y oungster regarding his promotion, re <;ejved this answer : "I got that Inter est (In* ila.v I wont to work. M,\ eiu ployei tolii mo ho xx anted iuo to tnko an intoroMt in tho business, anil I ilhl from tho vor.v start." Th?* mIh?vo may sound like a \au doxllie Joke. ui mi on tract from a o?uu? lc supplement. hut the mail or hoy \\h<> takoM an hMerost In his employ ei'- business Is Inade of tho right stlitT ami if I ho employer Is not broad o noiiu'h to appreciate these sterling qual ities. tin* employe will not In* tho rltlof loser. for hy diligent an*l faithful at tendon to (lulli's ho hits lioon gathering information and acquiring oxpe.iioiuv t Ii ii t will cnaYdo Ills services to ho Nought by outside concerns, or pj'ob ahl\ in* will have so mastered tho husl. lie-> t tin t hi' w ill he ahlo to hl'illioh out ii. to hiisim'ss for himself. 'I'ln ro i.> often heard in tin* ntllee or -hop the complaint tluit this or thiit It *1 low hits n -pull" with tho "boss" Nliir tiinos .mil of ton it w ill ho found tliiii ihi* secret of tin* "pull Is n will I u vii ie? to work ; i ml tako an interest in ihi* business. Vou will not lim) a young man "with mii 1 lit oros t In tho business" watching tho clock whllo waiting for tho "ghost to walk." re eel x log payment for which It is douht i'ul whether it has hoou eiirnod: hut hi! will he union;; those who are t n lk * Inn ahi'iit "our concern." "our policies," "w liiit we expect to do." etc. \\ oiilil Carnegie. Schwab. KiIImmi or an\ <it' the ureal host of successful bu-inos- men and men of atVairs of tod. iv that have risen from tho ranks luixr* amounted to anything if 'hey hud not t : ? Iv ? *1 1 iin interest III tin* business or it l hex had heen IJIider tlie conr.ro! of hiuh sa la ried union lahor ollicials Ulid a lloxx oil to xvork i V I old v eight hour- ii ila.x. I m ?< m n 1 1 it i tr merely auloio.'i- J toll-, in-trad of helm: pel lid! ted |.? do \*el ?;> llit* Intent ability posse--, m| hy I ex i i . i-oiisi-iont ins xvork**:*? I: i ,joi? i- Hindi* Important enough J to mi our - xx hole life int ires: ii.to it. i; w ill return i lie favor n mi*!,? ov er x June. Take an interes* i.i tic 'nis- | iiu - . I'\ >o doim; your employer will I tiik* .?:< i i j I ? * r* ? i in x 1 in. M i mi i' i> i nr- ! or?- IJerord One Tiling at a kiltie. l'i iom? -re uioiinrara woman xxas oat !??*_' pins foot one ilay at the i'ooi* of her cahjn xvhen a neighbor cmiii to tell her had news. IIi*r husband hail got into a light at one of 'lie toxxn sa loon-. a Imlh't liiul lodged in hi< ling-, and h?* had died soon after. Tin* woman, a pin's foot ln*hl m ? ? i ? way to her mouth, listeueil to the har rowing tale in silence. Then, falling onto her pit: foot vigorously, she said: "Just x on xx a it till I finish this pin's trotter, an' xo'll hear some hollerin' il ls liollel in'." -.Memphis (' ominorcia 1 | Ainml ? .Mrs. Annie Hurgess of Spartanburg, eseajiod ileiith h\ hurniiivi xvhen her house caught tin* lii-t xvi-ek. hy mak ing a rope of -hoots ami suspending it from an upper porch. Mrs. T. S. John son. her T-year-ohl -<>n ami Mrs. Hur gess reached safety thru the moans of the Improvised lope. BUFFALO Mil. I. (OMRS HKRK Big Wild West Show and Proparadness J'arade. The Buffalo Rill i Himself I ?101 Hiinch Shoxx xxill give txvo per form - anctw in Camden, Friday lidth and already a great ileal of preliminary in terest has hee ii a roused hy the .up-to date and st returns character of this season's exhibition. Txvo facts i?f es pecial lH+erest to the puhlie stand out in relief. The lirst is rhe fact that < "ol. Win. F. Cody, famous wherever men rend tales of" romance, as "Huff alo Bill." Is with flic -hoxv ill ]KM'sotl ami will he seen "In the saddle at every performance." The second is the new military spectacle. "Preparad ness," presents I. it is annouiuvd, in eo operation xvlth tin* I'lilted States War 1 ?i'partnient, ami enlist ing the services of a large numh?*r of sohliers from the regular army, who have Imh-ii given a furlough for the pur]>ose. Undoubt edly. the purposi* of the ( ioverumeiit in loaning these "hoys In khaki" for ex hibition purposes is to arouse interest in the army ami to create in the minds of the public ii realization of the needs of an adequate defensive force to guard the republic against aggression after tin* chise of the great Kurojiean war. This, however, docs not detract from t lio ?]K'vtucul)ir rcalWw ?>f t4n? ?M?tttl?ir?j [,?> tl- 1*?*? ">'W ratlnu military ftpectilcto t?vi*r Hoori til till' t'llittttl KtHt?'S. "I'lrparodnoxs" is ?>vj<i*ntl,v nu am bitious display of military i-tfiHtiveimss lis wi'II hh an Illustration of till' i*?hm| | of It. Kvory hramii <?f.tlu' sorvltv 1m I ivpivm>m?mI. Ttit'iT U cflvalry, Itifiin* j try ami attlllery, and vveij tlu? work i >f tu.v Hod ('loss and i ln? very osHoiit" j In 1 <?? minlssary department Is lllus- ! trilled, Tlmiv hi*' revlewa and marches j sham battles, eiivalrA clmi'ires and otlH or inspiring (?vents, and tin* entire dls- 1 play !??? described as helm; nut only thrttitilK from -jtln* standpoint of real ism* lillt also |irov<M<atlvo of patriotic ?<nt huslasiu. Itutl'alo Hill, win* was V nrmWIy Tliii'f ?r pTfatt^ Ai iu.v, will U? nmi \w uilUtaiy display, and also ju ^ u< millmlr roproduHloim qjJ? fv( iu the lit*) thf oW WW. t? J3 m*?m* ??f It)dlHM?, umlrr tlu? fmu(Hta Sioux. Ohlof Plying llawk, ^ somit*. cowboys ami oiIht fi??ml*r taldos aiUH*ar. A .couildiu'd military and fr, panido will takt* pUuv at 1Q:Hi?j day, prior to tin* porfona?uii'?s ^ mammoth oxlilbltlon tfuts. All InP-ivstluK fwitim* of the ? ol tl?0 show U> Ihls ell \ wiu a V. !? jiriay tvrruttlng font, in clittrxe ?if innv t)lH(vr, wht?rt? <>nllHtaa>?tx win ??wHv<mI (or mirvlw on iiu? Mefli Itordor. i i.v i.^jpwuwwwpwriii Colonel W. F. Ccily (Buffalo Bill) YES, we Have Lots of Them ? to Select From Gill and Look at Our Stock 1 G. L. BLACK WELL Jeweler and Optician Camden, S. C. , Columbia, S. C., Oct 7, 1016. I HO AH SAMMV: I knew when I told you about the vaudeville that you would wake up. I am glad you are coming. Certainly they arc pretty. Yes, we will have 11 reworks at night, foot ball (fames and lota of other things too numerous t ? ? mention. The midway tills year will Ih? worth the trip. I would like to see Jim on the midway. I see by the papers that they have ap(>ointed a publiic safety committee. There will be such a biff crowd here that the Jubilee |>eople want to take every precaution to keep the visitors from getting hurt. That 1* a u'iknI idea. 1 ?l?> not know who will be queen. The papers will announce it about October 15th. 8be certain ly will have a tine time here.. 1 am trim! you have |>ersuadcd Aunt Ix>u to come. Tell her I will take her to see the L^acb-WaWn Trio. ' - V There is some talk of a "Fiddler's Convention" on the Capitol steps Friday afternoon. Tell Jim that ? . he is com! nc to write a postal card to Fiddlers Convention, Harvest Jubilee, Columbia, 8. C., and to tell * the rest of the fellows who want to get Into this to write down at once and And out the particulars The last time I attended the Fair down there was not very much stirring until about Thursday. They have sot the whole week chocked full of events this year. If they keep on going at the rate they are now they will be holding this Fair week celebration two weeks instead of one, Everybody In Ootambla baa IP np for the show. ,:p ? ? " ' * Buffalo Rill will be at the Fair this year and we willl have to see this show. TODr 00?*to' BOU ... . . . ... ? i; -*??'' ' ?