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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1907
Page
3
The readable portion shows Wednesday morning publication in Shelot, Smith and Steele? rt Jaynes in Seelor. Subscription price 1.00 per annum. Advertising rates reasonable.
Oliver J. Freeman runs a Chicago drug store at 1127 Sheffield Ave guided by the question What would Jesus do The Sabbath is strictly observed with no tobacco sales or nonessential items prescriptions only urgent on Sundays Sign in windows proclaims Remember the Sabbath Day to Keep it Holy Freeman says Christian ideas pay and the business thrives despite higher prices Ten clerks work weekdays with a faithful customer base Freeman a Methodist notes his store opened in 1891 after coming to Chicago penniless with 2000 from his brother and a vow to live by the Bible Also advertised Manson Pile Remedy in collapsible tube sold by Dr J W Bell Valhalla and W J Lunney Seneca.
A defamation case filed by Dr. R V Pierce against the Ladies' Home Journal centers on claims the magazine published malicious, false statements about his Favorite Proscription for women’s ailments. The Supreme Court verdict favored the doctor, with the journal ordered to compensate.
New York July 8. Detectives nationwide alerted to a missing paying teller Chester B Runyan and a suitcase carrying $97,137. Runyan disappeared after leaving Windsor Trust Co last Saturday. He was a trusted three year employee described as exemplary. Directors face deficit to cover loss.
A historical ad touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a safe remedy against consumption the dreaded white plague. It claims the product in a yellow package is guaranteed to prevent coughs colds and related illnesses and urges buyers to avoid unknown remedies sold by others.
The Richmond reunion crowned by unveiling a Jefferson Davis monument draws veterans and dignitaries, highlighting wartime loyalties and a shift toward reconciliation across the Union. Speeches praise fidelity to conviction and the shared future, while a separate note reports a July 29 trial in Richmond hustings court for Louis Rogers and linked baggage theft cases extending to Orange and other states.
A report notes the mosiah, a bird from India, demonstrates superior mimicry, driving out competing imitators in its ecological niche. The phenomenon highlights its remarkable vocal versatility and dominance in local avian interactions.
In Spartanburg on July 4 D K Cunningham a local farmer was granted bail of 1000 by Clerk T R K Trimmier after he killed G R Munsinger with a brick during a confrontation that followed an attack by Munsinger with a knife. The self defense incident ended with Munsinger fatally wounded. An unrelated medical ad offers kidney strengthening pills by Dr J W Bell and W J Lunney.
Radford Dew, a Black farmer, struck his wife six times and fatally injured his brother Amos in a jealous spree. He surrendered to authorities in Wilson after the incident near his home. The case centers on domestic violence and a fatal reaction to jealousy.
In Newark a carpenters union fined fifteen members 100 each for refusing to join a strike. The men, now out of work, appealed to the National Brotherhood of Carpenters after being summoned and fined. They may seek court relief if not treated fairly.
A 19th century advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh a constitutional disease. It claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, promises to strengthen the constitution, and offers $100 reward for failure to cure with testimonials from J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio and availability from all druggists. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Mary Balasi, a young Hungarian, shot Harry Stern four times as he slept at his East 177th Street home yesterday afternoon and then shot herself in the left breast. Both were taken to the hospital with slight chances of recovery. A year earlier Balasi filed breach of promise suit against Stern.
Foley's Honey and Tar claims immediate relief for asthma sufferers in the worst aragon and, if taken in time, will effect a cure. Bold by Dr. J. W. Bell.
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