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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1910
Page
3
Dr. G Mooring of Clemson College offers guidance on fire blight, a contagious disease affecting pears apples and quinces. It details identification cankers cuts disinfection and pruning to prevent spread, plus cultivation tips and resistant varieties.
A Brussels arson case and a claim that Chambrlain’s Cough Remedy played a role in addressing colds and whooping cough are noted. The report mentions an eminent figure’s fee for operating on King Leopold days before the king’s death, with the operation lasting about ten minutes.
Greenville opens Draughons Practical Business College under Arthur C. Minter as general manager. The new Greenville campus will feature modern office equipment and courses in banking accounting and stenography. The first fifty scholarships are sold at a special price, with information available from Arthur Minter. Poley’s Kidney Remedy also advertised as a cure for kidney and bladder troubles.
The Fourth Estate warns publishers that most new proprietary medicine houses fail within twenty years. Only a handful have earned substantial profits while many exhaust capital and leave dealers with unsellable goods. Some old medicine houses thrive, but new entrants face high failure risk and rising debt.
The chairman of the County Democratic Executive Committee calls a county convention in Walhalla at 11 o clock on the first Monday in May 1910 to elect delegates to the State Democratic Convention in Columbia May 1810 and to transact other business. Clubs meet April 28 to organize and choose delegates on a one for twenty five member basis.
A fragment notes Foley's Kidney Pills and a mention of Walhalia. The unreadable OCR leaves the item with minimal readable context and no clear event or outcome. The line appears as an advertisement fragment without identifiable dates places or organizations.
An isolated tale from New Jersey describes a foundling blind baby named Arthur Valentine Lyndhurst, raised at the Arthur Home for Blind Babies and later celebrated by the Sunshine Society. The piece showcases community care, a commemorative poem, and a note on a throat and lung remedy advertisement attached to the story.
Anderson April reports Jeff Fie granted. McDonald sentenced Webb Shane to life labor at penitentiary after guilt for operating a backet shop. Deputy Marshal McAdans killed. suspect lives in 11108 BT Ave. Found guilty, ordered to pay a fine and serve jail days. sentence suspended on first conviction in South Carolina under anti bucket shop law.
Governor Jonagh Mo Branc of Georgia endorses Star prison board action refusing a pardon to Win Mitchell a wealthy Thomas County man convicted of attempted assault on Miss Lucilg Sliton a young society woman who cited ill health as a reason for clemency.
A Seaboard freight train consisting of twenty two cars plunged into a burning trestle over Coronaca creek six miles above Greenwood. The entire train burned. several crew members were injured and rushed to a Chester hospital. Trains will be diverted over the CG and W line during repairs.
The Greenville and Spartanburg Electric Railway Company awarded a $750,000 contract to W. D. Oliver & Co. of Knoxville Tennessee to construct an electric line between Greenville and Spartanburg. The contract was announced amid plans for further electrical infrastructure by Southern Power Company.
Church notices list Valhalla Bethel Whenever Richland and Lutheran congregations with service times, Sabbath School, and meeting details. Nearby society notes mention Foley honey and tar cough remedy and Baptist Ministers Conference schedule with speakers and topics.
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