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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1911
Page
3
New York Times reports a Wales mountain-farm trial by Ralph R. Allen showing mustard added to hen feed doubled yearly egg output. Six hens per pen fed mustard produced 1023 eggs versus 597 with plain feed, with higher value returns and no harm to hatch quality.
The Minneapolis Journal cites Ambassador Reid praising Lincoln over Gambetta Mazzini and others, noting Lincolns unique American character. The piece argues Lincolns greatness lies in truthfulness duty and justice, contrasting his lack of epig and European grandeur with a distinctly American virtue.
The California State Senate approved by a 26 to 4 vote a constitutional amendment granting women equal suffrage. The measure moves toward statewide ratification, marking a historic step in women’s political rights.
Surgeon General Walter Wyman reports pellagra is spreading across at least thirty states and the District of Columbia. He notes uncertain causes and transmission, urging thorough investigations, clinical studies, and control measures as virulent types rise in frequency.
Bishop J R Wendrix of Kansas City presided at the South Carolina Conference meeting in Charleston. He is described as probably the only millionaire bishop in the country, contributing more to the church than his salary. He is related to John G Hendrix, New York financier, and has traveled widely and written several works. His career includes leadership at Central College, Wesleyan University, and numerous lectures.
Washington January 27 by direction of the President Secretary of the Navy Meyer asked Admiral Barry for his resignation. It has been received and accepted today for the good of the service according to Secretary Meyer’s announcement.
Rube forces capture Obiba Puerto Cortez Honduras January 27. Bonilla forces kill Commandant Guerrero and wounding thirty. Two hour battle ends with government troops in neutral zone under revolutionaries. Gen Ding among prisoners. Hornet and Marietta vessels nearby. Revolutionaries advance toward San Carlos in Golon to join Bonilla army.
An old advertisement asserts Thomas Welco Oil provides topical relief for pains from any cause across the body. It emphasizes quick action and universal applicability to remedy aches from head to toe.
Chancellor Allison ruled today that the Negro Knights of Pythias may not use the name regalia or badges. The decision, made in Nashville on January 27, is to be appealed to the Supreme Court.
Greenville reports the jury found Sam McCarter not guilty after a twelve hour wait in the case charging him with killing Albert Dearmond. The item also notes political shifts with new Democratic governors inaugurated in the North, signaling a possible decline in money power. The bulletin ends with an advertisement for wedding invitations from The Krowfe Courier in Walhalla.
After a three day conference the Cigar Makers' advisory board ordered an unconditional end to the Tampa strike. About 10,000 to 14,000 workers were out, causing over a quarter of a million dollars weekly in salary losses. Violent incidents occurred, leaders jailed on conspiracy charges, and several arson attempts reported as factories resumed next day.
An unusual classified-like note touts a tonic labeled Electric Best for biliousness and mentions Kipneva alongside bitters. Read as a quirky health quack item with dubious claims and indistinct sourcing.
In St Petersburg a former Korean minister to Russia, Prince Tehin Pomir, was found dead by hanging in his lodgings amid mystery. Police suspect murder, with letters to emperors and a payment receipt for body transport found on him. His secretary is detained. the prince, once a cousin of the emperor, had lived in poverty in a bare room.
An old era advertisement explains rheumatism as an internal disease caused by excess uric acid. It promotes Rheumacite as a internal cure, claims to expel acid, regulate stomach and kidneys, and heal from within. Sold by druggists for 60c per bottle or $1 for larger sizes. booklet offered.
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