The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, July 22, 1920, Image 20
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The first to invent a successful
heating stove.
The first to advocate the fresh air
treatment for colds.
v The first to discover the conductivity
of electricity.
The first to prove that lightning
and electricity are the same elements.
The inventor of the street lamp.
Th first to reduce chimney building
to a science, and his writings on this
subject are standard today.
The first to suggest that an apple a
day kept the doctor away.
The original lightning rod man.
The inventor of the double spectacle
lens.
One of the first to see that privately
appropriated land values were a
debit against industry.'
The best swimmer of his time.
One of the founders of the first successful
fire insurance company.
The founder of the first free circulating
library.
One of the first to advocate and establish
trade schools.
The father of our post affice system.
The fastest and most accurate type
compositor of his time.
The importer of the materials of
the first commercial paper mill in
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The first to make use of the art of
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stereotyping in America.
The first man to write on methods
of fire protection and prevention.
The organizer of America's first
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Liberay party, was launched last week 1
at Chicago by former members of the 1
I committee of 48, who bolted from |
that organization. Judge Arthur C^. j
Wray, mayor of York, Neb., and Allen j
McCurdv, keynote speaker at the 48
convention, head the new party.
Last Friday four severe earthquake
shocks threw the city- and the suburbs
of Los Angeles, Cal., into excitement,
indirectly causing a number of in- f
juries to men, women and children,
and slightly damaged several buildings,
mostly old ones, but none to a
great extent.
WITH ALti OUR ENERGIES
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Material on hand. Estimates |
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Contractors and Builders
Brick work, concrete and fireproof
construction. Estimates
furnished on short notice. Satisfaction
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Headquarters, Johnsonville
and Kingstree, S. C. See us in
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I Williamsburg County which will |
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ent of Education on Friday, j
August 13th. For full informa- I
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Superintendent, Cjtadel, Charles- |
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