Adolph Kelly Survival Defies Doctors After Double Wounding
In Camien on April 5 Adolph Kelly remained conscious a month after two near fatal wounds. A hatchet blow to the head and a bullet through the forehead left him alive though weakening and unlikely to recover. The genesis involved family trouble and whiskey, with Kelly threatening others in his home on February 6. His relative Kelly Cornwell intervened but was struck in the head, prompting Kelly to pursue with a shotgun. Kelly’s wife tended him as he endured surgery that same night. He recognized visitors and remained alert, though doctors warned of a likely death within weeks.
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Camien
Adolph Kelly
Kelly
Cutchatcher
Blaney
Brooks Cornwell
Cornwell
Sly
Wanda
Our Conductor Back at Work After Remedy Claim
A note from Wilford Adama states he was bedridden with chronic rheumatism and used Foley's Kidney Remedy with relief. He credits Barton’s Pharmacy for the treatment and reports resuming duties as a conductor on the Lexington Kentucky street railway. He claims the remedy clears uric acid buildup and enables his return.
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Wilford Adama
Foley
Laxingeton
Barton'n Pharmacy
Walhalla
Lunney
Seneca
Ten Day Trip Through Countryside by Thos M Littleton
Thomas M Littleton recounts a ten day journey from Salem on March 28 to Easley and Anderson County visiting friends, mills, and farms. He notes warm welcomes from P. M. Ellison and family and praises local farming improvements, northern connections, and the sentiment that there is no place like home.
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Salem
Mareh
Gouter
L. Wilson
Russey
UW. Twaggerty
Norris Cotton Unn
Norris
Willaims
J. D. Rice
J.D. Littleton
W. M. Fleming
Fredericksburg
Easley
MM. Ellison
P.M. Ellison
Siem
M. Littleton
Diet and nutrition facts from an early 20th century ad
A fragmentary advertisement discusses Fletcher’s Castoria and a Harvard authority noting daily food costs and dietary basics. It cites sugar, cracked wheat, and protein as essentials, suggesting a ten cent price for Castoria and promoting Dean’s Regulars as a laxative option in the era’s medical ads.
Contempt of Court Grounds Halt Murder Case in April Term
The court halted the murder case of Dilt Atoore, Wash Moore, and others after Scarborough challenged the petit jurors as irregular. He argued the seal was not affixed and no return was made before opening. Judge Sease overruled the contention, allowing the regular term and a special term to proceed.
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Sherhf
Scarborough
Hig
Court of Common Pleas
Blease
Court of General Sessions
Gallettar
Sease
My. Scarborough
Sense
Ee State
State Board of Pardon Adjourns Without Clemency Petitions
The Sta 46th tells that the State Board of Pardon met yesterday and adjourned. The meeting followed the law, but no petitions were referred to the board for consideration by Governor Blease. In line with his policy to decide clemency petitions personally, no referrals were made.
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Sta
State Board of Pardon
Board
Blease
Nature cures aided by Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil
Nature makes the cures after all. Now and then she gets into a tight place and needs helping out. Something is needed to check disease and start the system in the right direction toward health. Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil with hypo phosphites can do just this. It strengthens the nerves feeds famished tis-
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Scott
Coca Cola Case Heads to Higher Court on Appeal
In Ghattanoosa Tennessee April 6 Judge Sanford heard the U S Government's motion for peremptory instructions in the Coca-Cola case involving 40 barrels and 20 kegs. The judge sustained on some points that cocaine is not an added deleterious ingredient but overruled misbranding points. The jury returned a verdict for the defense. Government counsel moved to appeal to the United States Circuit Court of Appeals at Cincinnati.
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United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Cheinnati
Medicine-Not s Narcotic Heals Boy's Cough Says Mother
Mrs. FL Marti of St. Joe Michigan reports using Jim Poleys Honey and Tar Compound after a doctor’s medicine failed. The remedy stopped the severe bronchial trouble and choking spells, helping the boy recover quickly. Barton's Pharmacy Valhalla W J Lunney Seneca noted as distributors.
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FL Marti
St. Joe
Mich
Jim Poley
Foley
Barton's Pharmacy
Valhalla
W. J. Lunney
Seneca
Anderson Conductor Kilted by 8800 Volt Shock
Patrick C G Moore a trolley conductor between Anderton and Belton was electrocuted late at night while adjusting a headlight on a car. An 8800 volt current threw him against the car and he died instantly. Moore, 27, had worked for the company since its founding and left a widow and several siblings. In other news, Colorado elections brought several women to office including a Pueblo auditor and multiple female city officials across various towns. The text notes ongoing use of Dr Thomas M for emergencies.
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Moore
Annie Sassard
Colorado
Denver
Colo
Pueblo
Leadville
Tellurid
Idaho Springs
Greeley
Montrose
Matt Play
Ridgeway
Colorado City
Lay Animas
Elty Clara
Durango
Alma
Clty
Ulo
Wade Who Never Seceded Dies in New Orleans
Col Edward C Wade known as the Wade who never seceded dies in New Orleans at a local hospital aged about 82 He was a Savannah merchant who sued the US government after the war for property destroyed by Sherman He served in the federal army and later held Georgia federal offices He moved to California and was en route to Cocoa Florida when stricken He leaves four sons M Wade L M Wade B C Wade Sr Chas Wade and a Washington bureau employee He is survived by a Georgia bred family and a Georgia born son
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New Orleans
Edward C. Wade
Georgia
Wade
Col. Wade
Savannah
Sherman
California
Cocoa
Fla
United States
L. M. Wade
Los Angeles
Cal
B.C. Wade, Sr
San Crecon
Chas. Wade
Washington
Benjamin Wade
Alanta
Free Advice to Women Offers Personal Medical Help
An advertisement invites women to consult Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for confidential medical letters. It asserts privacy and ongoing support, noting thousands of women have benefited and offering a free 80 page text book by mail.
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Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Tina
Mia. Pinkham
Women of America
Mra
Lydia E. Pinkham
Cornell Instructor Swallows Capsule by Mistake
Utlea April 6. Instructor T. Williams of Cornell University mechanical engineering swallowed a capsule thinking it was medicine. He searched for an architect's compass pieces in his pocket. doctors removed sixteen compass points from his small intestine after hours of surgery. Williams is recovering and expected to recover fully.
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Utlea, N
Don ‘T. Wiitins
Department of Mechanical Engineering
Cornell University
Williams
Taxless Town proposed by Farmington Maine residents
A Farmington Maine article argues a town can avoid taxes by funding itself through water works heating plants and public franchises. It cites past devastation but notes current prosperity from utilities and transport systems. The piece envisions a taxless municipality achievable by prudent public enterprise.
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Ansonia
Conn
Sentinel
Farmington Maine
Farmington
Uma
Bytte Nehting
Atreula
Maine
Farmers Meeting Called By Oconee County Union
Important farmers gather from Pleket Pout Local No 10 at Pleket Pout school house on Friday April 14 at 10 am. A full delegation from each local will be present and a dual notice of importance will come before the meeting. A H W Bilson, President, JW Alexander, County Secretary.
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Oconee County
Une Fon
Horoby
Pleket
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