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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1910
Page
6
Columbia Jan 29 The Hydrick bill to require crops to be up and growing at mortgage execution sparked a heated House debate. Supporters urged passage as essential to credit, while opponents warned it would damage farmers and burden business interests. A 60 to 14 vote defeated the measure.
A clipped ad style note requests publication of a reader letter about Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. The text endorses the product for female health issues, urging women to write for confidential, free advice and medical reassurance. The item reads like a period newspaper bridal or domestic remedy notice with mention of Minneapolis and public appeals.
The article bemoans the South's loss of wealth and status yet asserts its enduring identity. It contrasts North and South, argues the Old South holds superior culture and democracy, and praises Southern virtues, women, and wartime sacrifice, citing heritage and generational resolve.
Fragmented readable phrases mention a river, a hall, and a biblical or religious tone with unclear names and dates. The legible parts hint at a local event or notice but lack coherent details to identify persons, places, or outcomes.
In Columbia Special to the State early patrols found Boyer shot and Kovewely wounded in the Moymter yard of the Southern Railway before dawn. Two black car thieves, surprised at work, attacked the man with a revolver and fled as hounds from the State penitentiary aided the chase through dense swamps near Congares.
A large mercantile establishment Moore Barnes Co of Ita place was entered last night and robbed of goods valued between 300 and 1000 dollars. Thieves gained access by breaking through the floor of the lower story. No clue to the robbers or stolen goods.
In New York City on Wednesday Judge Hough of the United States Circuit Court dismissed the libel action against The World by the Panama Canal purchase publishers. The ruling holds the alleged wrongdoing punishable by state law and not within the federal domain, marking a potential close to the Panama libel dispute. The decision is viewed as of international interest and a turning point in the case.
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