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Newspaper

Keowee Courier

Location

Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1905

Page

5

Westminster Graded School Honor Roll January 1905

The Westminster Graded School announces the January 1905 honor roll with pupils from First through Eighth grades achieving at least 95 percent. Names include Bertha Waldrip, Pauline Miller, Oscar Smith, William Anderson, Sarah Anderson and many others. Weather disruptions affected Sunday school and church activities. local clergy changes noted and community updates on wood, mail delivery, and visiting families.

Wantmineter Bertha Waldrip Pauline Miller Annie B. Wetking O.T. Mitchell Jéasie Oliver Bessie Hall Basil Phillips Goous England Andrew Holley Julia Dickerson Arthur Fortune Paul Ballenger Oscar Smith Wiliam Anderson Alice Stirling Robbie Simpson Graen Stribling Gladys Carter Will Dillard Frank Anderson Rena Harrell Kiether

Cougha Murray’s Horetiownd Malloin and Tur deal

A catalog entry notes Cougha Murray’s Horetiownd price 250 for a large bottle. The item listing cites Malloin and Tur as related names in the advertisement.

Murray

Long Crook items from Long Creek February 7

A brief hometown update notes cloudy weather and recent events. Mrs J C Lee is ill, Miles L Shed and Missin Pitts married with Magistrate George Matheson presiding. Apples remain plentiful in the season, signed by Blue Eyes.

Long Creek J. C. Lee Miles L. Shed Miss In Pitts George Matheson

Acrostic Hymn Praises John Wesley and Methodist Faith

A 19th century acrostic praising John Wesley and Methodist doctrine urges readers to recall the founder’s name and reflect on grace, charity, and Christian unity. The piece notes the acrostic was engraved on a twapot gifted to Wesley by followers, highlighting the strong ties within the church.

John Weasley

Letter on Devoe paint value and pricing questions

A letter to Phil Chambers discusses Devoe lead and oil paint, asking how far it lasts versus competitors, and how much paint is needed for large jobs. It includes pricing questions per gallon and per foot, plus a postscript about local hardware firms and a Tennessee woodchopper tale.

Bolidor Hall Sheffield Devoo Devoe W. Devos & Co P. S.J. W. Bell, Walbalin G. W. Gigeiliat, Seneca, and Mathenon Hardware Co

Murray's Harehound and Mullein Remedy Bottled in Columbia

A fragmented 19th century note references Murray's Harehound and Mullein preparations, labeled for cough relief. It mentions a large bottle and Murray Drag Oo, with unclear branding and origin tied to Columbia.

Murray Driggins

Son Kills Father at Goldville Cotton Mill Home

John Atkinson was shot and killed by his son John Atkinson Jr in a dispute at their home in Goldville, Laurens County, on February 4. The younger Atkinson surrendered to the Laurens sheriff. The elder Atkinson had recently lived in Newberry and the affair is described as in defense of the mother during the drunken incident.

John Atkinson Goldville Lawrens County Atkinson Laurens Nowberry Abraham Lincoln Grayson Cove Sovine Ron Lincoln Attonce Abene Lockwood Fudge Jpa Chicago Record

Lying Witnesses and Lincoln’s Cross Examination Tale

A long recounting of courtroom perjury and sharp cross examination stories. It highlights Abraham Lincoln exposing a witness with a moonlight inconsistency and cites a physician’s dubious authority in a medical expert testimony case.

Embarrassed Doctor Discredits Testimony in Court

A famed doctor refuses to reread from a bulky volume during cross examination. The lawyer berates him for delay as the judge cites mounting doubt over the witness. After minutes of silence, Judge Barrett discharges the witness and the case collapses.

Toan Barrett

Mr Kirksey Endorses Keydale Tablets in Morganton Ad

Mr Kirksey of Morganton North Carolina writes that he has never been asked to refund money for Keydale Stomach and Liver Tablets and that the products have given the family good results. He notes Rydale's Tablets are prepared by the Radical Remedy Company Mickory NC and authorized dealers guarantee quarantine of each box. Walhalla Drug Company.

Mr. Kirksey Keydale Walhalla Drug Company

Round Trip Ticket for a Corpse Tale From a Colored Messenger

A Virginia Democrat recounts a Washington cloakroom anecdote about a colored messenger seeking a corpse round trip ticket home to Virginia. The clerk quotes 8 percent for a corpse and $5.50 for a round trip live ticket, but the man pays $6.60 to allow relatives to view then return the body, illustrating sentiments of the era.

Virginia Washington Old Ihn Waahinige Ton Baltimore American

Preventive Smallpox Remedy Promoted by New York Mayor

From the Waldorf Astoria in New York, Mayor Mabon forwards to the Greenville News a claimed excellent preventive and cure for smallpox. Presented by L. N. Cox of 508 Washington arrest, the remedy has seen success in Pennsylvania and other States. The prescription uses digitalis extract and zinc sulfate with sugar and water, to be taken as one teaspoonful hourly for twelve hours.

Mabon Greenville Greenville News Waldorfé Astoria New York L. N. Cox Washington Pennsylvania Cox

Unlucky Romance And Vintage Patent Liniment Lore

A chunk of stray prose mocks old time ads and a shy lover’s banter. It traces El Hott’s Liniment claims for joints and bruises, notes a half pint sale for 260, and ends with a Chicago Record style quip about unlucky matches and tying to those who deem themselves unlucky.

el. Hott Wale Hatin Dog Company

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