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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1907
Page
2
A Charleston dispatch cites L. W. Bicaise, a leading dog expert, attributing a rise in mad dogs to foxes. He notes rabies spread via swamps, dog fox interactions, and sportsmen’s practice of sending dogs to country quarters. He urges caution despite his doubt about a widespread panic.
D. K. Johnson, a printer, won 83,500 against Seattle Typographical Union No. 202 in Federal District Court. He was expelled for violating rules, lost his job in Seattle, moved to Los Angeles, and sued the union for damages, arguing non incorporation should not shield responsibility.
Carlisle Center New York resident G B Burhane reports four years after Foley's Kidney Cure cured his severe kidney trouble. He says brick dust sediment and symptoms disappeared and have not returned. He endorses Foley's Kidney Cure for kidney and bladder issues. Sold by J W Bell.
In Scottaville Alabama July 4 Harrison Cothran a 22 year old Black man attempted to assault 16 year old Janie Sowell at her home one mile east of Scottsboro. Sowell’s father Bailiff Porter L. Sowell woke and restrained the attacker who then escaped through a window as a pursing party sent for an officer. The suspect had not been recaptured.
Washington reports the census bulletin shows 1900 to 1905 capital in silk manufacture up over 35 percent, totaling more than 109 million dollars. The period saw fewer men and boys and more women employed in the silk industry. Also notes that summer kidney irregularities rise from excessive drinking or overheating, recommending Foley's Kidney Cure sold by Dr. J. W. Boll.
On the Jamestown Exposition scene in Norfolk Virginia last Tuesday night five hundred South Carolina and Kentucky militiamen tried to take charge of the War Watch but were resisted by the Powhatan Guards. A riot followed and several people were injured.
An old advertisement claims King's Little Liver Millg cures headache and constipation and keeps the system clean. It asserts benefits for the entire family and lists sellers Di. J. W. Bell in Valhalla and W. J. Lunney in Seneca.
Lee J Longley a well known Atlanta attorney is jailed accused of attempting to assault a 13 year old white girl. A state bill to prohibit whiskey traffic was first introduced in the current Georgia Legislature session. Newberry will soon have a free delivery letter system with houses numbered and street signs attached in preparation.
Penelope, exhausted after a rough camel hunt, seeks rest on a plateau with guide Ife and siblings Arthur and Alice Seymore. A misstep triggers a fall. a rope rescue brings Penelope to the plateau where she discovers the guide is actually Dick Rostrom, her husband, believed lost years ago. She forgives and reunites as mountain sheep hunting continues.
A town vignette follows a man seeking a mowing machine who spots a red white and blue globe post with the message Raise 10 cents of whiskers The barber shaves a blacksmith patron arguing the beard grows back slower than the work proceeds The exchange ends with playful doubt about cutting and crippling growths recorded from Chicago Record-Herald.
An anecdote from Professor Knight recounts Tennyson at an inn in Skye, where the landlord mistakes him for a mere poet and expresses surprise at the fame. The tale also references Mrs. Tennyson and the landlord’s remarks about gentility and words from the papers.
In Spartanburg on July 4 a young white woman named Susie Gosling was convicted in police court of larceny and sentenced to thirty days in jail for stealing a red shirt waist from Misa Nelson, daughter of Magnolia Hotel proprietor T. D. Nelson. The defendant had been a hotel guest since Tuesday night.
Cincinnati July 3 Anna Baisley a Nashville musician was arrested at the request of John Sternberger traveling salesman of Philadelphia. The report notes she was in poor health for years and Ira W. Kelley of Mansfield Pa testifies kidney and bladder trouble plagued him two years until he was cured by Foley Kidney Cure and urges others to try it. Refuse substitutes sold by J W Bell.
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