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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1907
Page
4
The Paul Hayne Circle hosts a growing Rotary Book Club library with a $1 annual membership, lending two weeks per book from Miss Joy’s store. Readings include numerous classics and modern works, with hours daily from 3 to 5 PM for members and prospective joiners.
A dated testimonial style pitch claims Dr Pierce's Favorite Proton is a trusted cure for weak nervous women. It asserts no narcotics or habit forming agents and boasts endorsements from leading medical authorities. A free booklet of ingredients is offered by mail to interested readers.
J P Dendy a well known school teacher and former principal of the Walker McKinoyle school in the county upper area will be ordained a Baptist minister at Mount Pisgah Church next Sunday. The ordination will be conducted by Reva Hiatt Crawford and Moore of other nearby towns. Dendy has been a popular teacher and is expected to be a successful minister.
Catarrh cannot be cured with local applications. must use internal remedies. Halla Catarrh Cure is taken internally and claimed to act on the blood fed mucosa surfaces. Described as not a quack medicine, prescribed for years, made of organic ingredients with blood purifiers. testimonials available. price 75 cents.
Several associations plan meetings in Anderson including the Travellers Protective Association May 4 with about 150 delegates. The Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias meets on the fourth Wednesday in May with 500 delegates. Firemen’s Benevolent Association holds July 16 17 18 with about 75 delegates and a world opening tournament July 16 17 18 19 expected to draw 300 visitors from four states. Dental Association convenes July 3 4 with over 100 delegates. Saluda Baptist Association meets late July or early August with 260 800 visitors. Presbyterian Synod meets in October with 300 400 delegates.
An old health note claims habitual constipation leads to appendicitis and promotes Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup as a cure by stimulating liver and bowels. It describes the product as pleasant to take and warns against substitutes, citing Dr J W Ball.
W. K. Knuckles a miner from Fayatto County claims the title by eating forty two raw eggs at W E Gans store in Gans station. The merchant pulled the basket away fearing danger while Knuckles boasted he could eat two dozen more without stopping and bet he could eat 100 eggs in one sitting.
An advertisement and curious snippets discuss Ballard's Snowy Liniment praised as a quick burn remedy. It cites Dr Horgin Pant and retailer mentions Walhalla Drug Co and W. J. Lounoy. A second section asks curious questions about animals and drinking habits to illustrate mystery in nature.
An advertisement promotes Boo's Laxative Cough Syrup contaning honey and tar as a superior cough remedy. It claims children prefer it for its laxative effect and alleged satisfaction guarantees. Sold by Dr J W Hall in Valhalla and W J Lunney in Seneca.
The New York Methodist Conference discussed reform of presiding elders. A memorial asks the General Conference next spring to shift to electing presiding elders by annual conferences rather than bishop appointment. One speaker urged abolishing presiding elders as an unnecessary expense and cited 500 elders costing $1,000,000 yearly with poor visitation and quarterly involvement. An overwhelming vote supported sending the material to the General Conference.
An advertisement touts Foley's Kidney Cure as immune from kidney trouble and able to stop irregularities and cure any cane of cusney a bladder Agoble, attributed to Dr J W Bell, suggesting medical remedies within reach of medicine.
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