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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1907
Page
3
A poem praising the farmer's work and connection to the land. The speaker extols the man behind the hoe who tends soil, witnesses spring, and savors fruit, rain, and growth. The verse emphasizes devotion to nature, renewal, and heavenly abundance surrounding agricultural labor.
General rule favors preplant soil application of most fertilizer ingredients. Field tests show soil changes render nutrients available to roots only after incorporation. The article discusses timing and methods, including two-week preplant applications, furrow placement with seed, and cautions about seed injury from concentrated in-furrow fertilizer.
Judge Logan I. Bleckley, once Chief Justice of the Georgia Supreme Court, lies ill at his Clarkesville home as of February 1. The present attack follows a similar illness two months earlier, with advanced age and infirmities heightening fears for his recovery.
Advertises pine salve as a carbolized poultice with antiseptic properties for eczema chapped hands lips burns and related ailments. Sold by Walhalla Drag Co and W. J. Lunney in Seneca.
Fo Leys Honey and Tar for coughs volda and lung troubles is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug Law. It contains no opiates or other harmful drugs and is recommended as a safe remedy for children and adults. J. W. Boll.
Rev. Alex P. Norris one of the oldest Baptist ministers in the state died Saturday January 26 in Columbia. He served as chaplain at the state penitentiary and at the hospital for the insane.
Andrew J. Williams, ex county commissioner, admitted charging more compensation than permitted in General Sessions court. Linked to Speegle era probes, Williams wept as he heard the indictment and received a three month sentence with $100 fine.
The Birmingham Post reports an English doctor and two English nurses engaged to care for the Queen of Spain during her appearance at the end of April. The doctor has prior experience with English royalty. Madrid dispatches say the queen’s health is good. Dado’s Little Liver Pill is advertised as a cleanser for the liver and a promoter of clear skin and cheerful thoughts. Sold by Valhalla Drug Co. and W. J. Lunney.
The Chicago health department today declared a rise in scarlet fever activity across the West Side, after a Northwestern concentration. Fourteen hundred? No, three hundred fourteen new cases were reported yesterday. A proclamation urges cancellation of public gatherings, balls, and social engagements for several weeks.
ManZan Pile Remedy advertised to be used in cob ble tubes with nozzle to apply at the very seat of the trouble and relieve bleeding and itching instantly. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Sold by Walhails Drug Co and W J Lunney.
Judge grants Mrs. Ethel Barrington Blair bail of two thousand dollars on her own recognizance with sureties for appearance at the next General Sessions Court term. Blair, jailed in Richland county, faces a murder charge over Cullen W. Blair’s death on Marion Street January 17. Conductor Willis H. Arms aided by affidavits supports innocence claims.
Townville January 28 1907 Ed by Keo wee Courier records W A Dick 800 and details Samuel Sumter McJunkin born 1818 in South Carolina died January 18 1907 at South Union Oconee County South Carolina. Narrates family lineage through parents Jemimah Green Sanders and Charles Darby Jenkins with siblings and descendants across Georgia South Carolina and Texas. Includes other genealogical notes and an unrelated medical advertisement for Kings Dys popala Tablets.
Washington reports reveal significant literacy gaps among immigrants. Southern Italians show 56 percent illiteracy, Poles 40 percent, Slavs 25 percent, and Hebrews 28 percent, while 96 percent of Germans are literate. Reading and writing rates rise for Irish and English upon entry. Last year 275,000 Austria-Hungarian, 221,000 Italian, and 184,000 Russian immigrants arrived, with 239,000 unable to read or write.
Atlanta based Dr Len G Broughton held services at the First Baptist Church in Greenville on January 28 announcing he had prepared the way and was ready to shell the woods He compared poker playing bridge whist crap shooting and chicken fighting and condemned all sorts of social sins in his sermon setting a combative reform tone.
In this day of medical exposures it is relief to find one honestly advertised remedy. HERRING'S CATARRH CURE is purely vegetable contains no opiates. H.C. G. will cure catarrh of head and nose catarrhal dyspepsia and deafness. Make us prove it. $1.00 bottle at.
Walhalla Drug Company and the Colonial Dames of South Carolina seek markers for colonial era sites. They request information on historic ape… sites such as churches, pioneer homes, forts, battlefields and other landmarks settled before the Revolution. Letters should be sent to Mrs. P. H. Moll at Clemson College, South Carolina.
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