The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, December 26, 1918, Page FOUR, Image 4
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THURSDAY, DEC. 26, 1918
The Kaiser's fate is yet undecided
except in immagination.
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There are a few things you cannot
leave to Uncle Sam to do for you.
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We know a few here in Conway
who act as if they were bigger than
President Wilson.
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Why should hard earned money be
thrown away in useless and riotous
living; when it could be used to increase
the usefulness and benefit
and pleasure of the owner of it and
other people too. The answer can be i
given only by the one who spends it
that way.
We liavo heard farmers say that i
they could never raise too many
sweet potatoes. We believe it is true.
The same can be said of wheat, and
yet, there are farmers in this county i
who have the very best kind of land
for wheat and are not planting a
wheat crop for harvest next Spring. !
The farmer who fails to raise his
supplies at homo makes the biggest
mistake of the time. The farmers of
Horry can raise their supply of
wheat flour just as well as they
raise their supply of corn and meat.
Some have tried ;t and did well.
Others stand off while their neighbors
beat them to it in enterprise
and profit.
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One of the greatest sections of the
whole United States is here. Never
allow anyone to fool you into think
ing that some where else is better,
for it cannot be. Here in Horry
county are possibilities such as can
be found at few locations in thi
whole country. Our section is destined
to become one of the richest in
the world. You can help make it so.
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Every family in this count r;.
needs for use during the Winder, a
plentiful supply of dried beans an l
dry field p as. There are recommended
in the diet of people wis
have pellagra, and for those threatened
with the disease. Now, if the.s
arc good to keep off one disease a:
* has been discovered ami proved 1>;
the United States Health Service
they are good for keeping the bod:
telfrtnfr jii nthnv wnvs: jind koonino* ol
wv ? I f->
othor ills. Make a good supply o
those and never think of having t<
pay the high prices that are chargoi
for them at ahe retail stores. It i
foolishness for any farmer to bu;
thing's at a store when he coul
easliy raise the things at homo.
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Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic
destroys the malarial (terms which are transinitte
to the blood by the Malaria Mosquito. Price (>0c.
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Forty-seven?I'm no good for tk
army, sir. I've got hammer toes.
Doctor?Nonsense! Just the thinp
on a route march for knocking dow
nails in your boots.?Passing Show.
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THE PRICE OF C
When a dangerous element
careless handling and use increa
quences of fire, but it is seeming
ness in its use causes at least n
Summer fire is used only for co
ing every cottage and shop and
body uses it for heating. The 1
makes it bad even for the most
this dangerous element is being
body who reads this to use oxti
ers and open fire places, in sec
when leaving the rooni, house, 01
inflamable liquid that may explc
good repair with plenty of tin i
where there is any possible dar
and allow no fire trap of any kir
as important, allow no heaps of
boxes to accumulate in or about
tpejpber that one minute of carc
la taking precautions, may lose
out of house and homo, make yc
rest of your days. Already we
of less than a week. THE PRIC
is ruin and destruction. Now let
avoid it this Winter. Caution?
put out fire in case of emcrgenc
BERLIN MEETING
FAR FROM PET
Beriin.?When the soldiers' am
workmen's congress resumed its sessions
this morning it was eviderd
further sensations were impending
to heighten the tension rcsultig
from Tuesday's clashes between the
cabinet representatives and member
cf the executive committee. The invasion
of the meeting hall by soldiers
was the first topic brought up foi
debate.
The chairman announced he haci
received word that the men of the
Berlin garrison forces were surprised
to learn of the action of the invaders,
who were declared not to represent
all the troops quartered in
Berlin. The garrison troops declared
they desired to present thei 1
case at a plenary session or by
moans of delegates. The congress
voted that the latter method be
adopted and the debate was temporarily
adjourned.
I ho house then adopted Chairman
Loinert's suggestion that the congress
refuse to receive delegations
whose coming was not arranged foi
such as those of Tuesday. It de0bt*
G
LET U
We deeply appreciate
received during the yea
and we solicit a continr
will make every effc
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Merry p$i|
Christmas
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Hotel Grace thanks the pc<
io 1918, and wishes a Merry
Year to all.
?n FLORENCE
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THE HOMEY HB
ARELESSNESS,
is most used, destruction from its
ises. Everybody dreadss the consc;ly
few who realize that carelessine
tenths of the losses from it. In
oking purposes and not for heatplace
of business. In Winter every
isk from carelessness of others
careful. At a time like now when
: used for heating let us ask every
a care in looking after the heatiing
that all the fire is entirely out
store, use no kerosene or other
>de, keep the heating appliances in
inderneath and round the sides
iger, look out for defective flues,
?d to exist in this town. And just
dry trash, paper, rags, or old
tthe home or place of business. Reilcpsncss
in any of these respects
the results of years of toil, put you
... _ r ?ii i f .1 _
iu u jmupcr xvr ?n j uu xnuw ioi vne
have had two fires in the course
?E OF CARELESSNESS with fire
every citizen of Conway help us to
Collect water and have it ready to
' y which may arise any time,
:I.uc.l it wcuUl not permit local pe
t'MolV'Vw 10 stampede the session.
The members then proceeded t
debate in executive committee an
were iso engaged when word was rc
ceivecl that a delegation of workin
men was outside demanding admis
si on under threat by Dr. Karl Lieb
knecht that there would be a gener
a I strike in Berlin on Thursday i
' the requests were refused. The con
r .
" gross finally agreed to appoint a cor
mittec to meet a delegation afte
the plenary session, when sudden 1
i :U) workmen and several women for.
*! cd their way to the speaker's stair
I and the session again was throw:
I I into a tumult. The spokesman of th
invaders demanded the right to pre
sent resolutions demanding that al
authority be vested in the soldier'
and workmen's councils.
The chairman warned him tha
1 speakers we ye not permitted wliil
shouts came from the floor that th
invaders be removed. General par
. demonium followed but the chairmai
> finally restored order by compro
mising with the invaders and permit
ting them to present their resolu
1 tions. The invaders then left th
hall. They ere believed to have bee
. members of the Snartacus trrou
' who are on strike.
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tistomeps:
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patronage we have
ir from our customers;
lance of their business and
>rt to please.
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NOVEL LIQUOR SCHEME.
Cincinnati.?Accoiding to government
agents, who today sealed up *a
collar here which they claim contains
a large amount of contraband
liquor, a wholesale bootlegging establishment
has been revealed.
With the arrest of David Shaw of
Macon, Ga., the government men
claim to have put a stop to the shipping
of $20,000 worth of whiskey a
month into Georgia. The manner in
which the liquor was -shipped, according
to the government ^pien, was
in the form of barrels of tar. A
three inch layer of tar put in the
bottom of the barrel. Then a quan.
tity of bottled whiskey with the
bottles wrapped in wax oaner to nre
vent sticking, was put in. Tar was
poured in on these and the process
repeated until the barrel was filled,
with the three inches of tar on the
top. Then the barrel was sealed and
shipped to its destination, said by
the officials to be Macon, Ga.
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The Anderson Farmers Market jng
Association was chartered IfcVt
1 week.
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THE WAR IS NOW OVER!
May our relation
ing up Horry County and pror
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leum cunpir'lHTC
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= OUR ARMY LIGHTLY
Washington.?Fear thai the Na
j tion will have a big problem on it
hands in the care of soldiers suffer
j ing from shell shock are utterly wit!
I out foundation, declared Col. Pearci
' Bailey of the Surgeon General's of
fice. Amplifying the statement be
fore the Senate Military Affair
Committee that hundreds of victim
of the strangs disease actually re
covered at the signing of the armis
tice, Col. Bailey expressed the opin
j ion that so far as present knowlcdg
' of the malady indicates, practical!
all victims of shell sho^k should b
completely recovered within a yeai
i the great majority in a much shorte
time. ?. .
Reports .received here arc* the
there arc now less than a thousan
cases of shell shock to be trcate<
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VJIBUICB to tno llliprUYOU Iiu:niuus u
which the United States Army corr
* butted the affliction. Preparation
had been made to take care of 2,50
cases sent to this side by March :
I hut since hostilities ceased, wor
? fiom France shows there are onl
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i I have in this week two (2) <
and another carload enroute,
week, the best I can buy. All
One carload of wagons enrou
Think you will save money
Mules now as they will proba
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G. B. JE1
|| CONWAY
Mas^SL
B A NK!
MANY FRIENOS AND GliST
We wish you all a MERRY
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ormii) i ivias) ana a rKUsrtKOUS
NEW YEAR. .
Our Bank, along with a'l the
people, has had the most prosperous
year in the history of
our splendid Institution.
Our Resources have doubled
within the past two years, and
Deposits increased over 1QO
per cent.
We have met all the demands
of the Government and
at all times been able to ac
commodate' our customers.
We are grateful to you who
have been loyal to us, and who
have helped to make our Bank
one of the leading institutions
in Eastern Carolina.
PEA*
s continue to be pleasant and mul
noting the interests of her citizi
les National
D. A. SPIVEY, Cashier.
800 cases there requiring treatment
ir. this country. There are probably
f about the same number on route
home.
'It is accepted here that the drop in
the expected number of sufferers
l \i? ?1 c? i I I 1 1 />4- 1 if fi ??/-.?*?? ^ ^ ^
- uuv: vn i v vi/i^y v w i in- in. wr? lit vii I s
many's surrender. The only exola
nation for this is the removal from
i j the sufferers of apprehension that
n I they would again be subjected to an
- i ordeal tbat, acting on the minds, ac_
tuaily twisted their bodies out of
s shape.
s Serious as have been the ravages
- of shell shock among the troops, said
Col. Hailcy, described by Surgeon
i- General Ireland as one of the coune
try's leading psychistrists, the Uni-1
y ted States forces hav? not suffered to
e the extent those of the other Allies
r, have. This is due largely to the fact
r that 95 per cent, of the cases developing
have been cured in the field
it hospitals by the prompt treatment,
d provided.
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I, x 111; inuit' nui luumy ai uu:icu ai u
y brought to this country and sent to
i- Plattsburg, N. Y., where there is a
is special hosptial of 1,500 beds. Within
0 a short time after admittance most
I, patients avow they are regaining
d their normal condition, and after oby
scrvation indicates that this is so,
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Carloads Mules and Horses
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so one carload of buggies,
te. Expect in any day.
to buy your Horses and
bly be higher during JanSKINS
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dually beneficial toward buildins.
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they are removed to a casual detachment
at the hospital for brief additional
observation. When it is evident
they have recovered they avo^
sent to camps near their homes to
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The rapidity with which cases aiy
being cleared through PlattsburgV"%>
convinces Col. Bailey that there will
be few permanently disabled by the
disease. This is in marked contrast
to the situation in England where
there are 20,000 shell shock victims
on the pension rolls.
Col. Bailey revealed that contrary
to the general belief shell shock does
not necessarily come from heavy can
nonading. Proof of this te found in*
the fact that from ten to twelve
cent of the casualties in the Chateau
Thierry fighting were shell shock,
most of these men having been exposed
only to machine gun fire.
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George?I sec you've got M; P, on
your sleeve. Be you a membfHl of
parliament, then ?
Military Policeman (sarcastically)
?No, I'm mothers pet?London Tit
Bits.
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Don't forgot your pledge to buy
War Savings Stamps this month.
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