25 Jul 1906
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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1906
Page
1
An apparent old advertisement touts a guaranteed cure for piles promising refunds if it fails within days. The text references ointments blends and protruding piles but uses unclear claims and garbled wording. The fragment implies a sales pitch with assumptions of efficacy and money-back guarantees.
Russell Sage died suddenly at his Cedarcroft residence near Lawrence Ly. The veteran financier suffered a heart failure amid a series of age related ailments. He would have celebrated his 83rd birthday on August 4. Sage collapsed at noon and died at 4 30 pm after a sinking spell. Mrs Sage and her brother are named as executors in the will.
The Ford family expresses gratitude to friends in New Hope for kind words and sympathy after the loss of their baby. May God bless and reward all who offered help. Signed by J M and Ly Modlin.
Seneca neighbors attend church events and social visits while announcements name upcoming July talks with Tiflman Latimer Aiken Boggs and others. Local movements include homes being built and moved, family visits across towns, school and library fund efforts, and a storm casualty hitting a milch cow.
A local afternoon event in Seneca features a hostess and guests enjoying a playful word contest with words and a prize for Patrick Kirkpatrick and Marcio hn Arua Siving. Delights include refreshments, while heavy rain later causes damage to crops and phones as storms approach the community.
The Oakway church hosts a Sunday service with Rev Bipe Hubanks teaching, as locals gather from Oakway and nearby towns like Seneca and Anderson. News includes weddings, visits from Hattie Brown and relatives, social gatherings at Fort Hill, and a death notice for Col. Mike Dickson of Pendleton with Civil War history and family details. The item ends with promotion of Dr King’s New Life Pills for constipation.
A garbled migration of names and events from Seneca and nearby towns recounts visits, marriages, church notices, and daily life. Highlights include visitors to Seneca from Lavonia and Greenwood, family visits in Lockhart, a church fellowship confirmation, and wedding travel from Milford to Long Branch with regional relatives.
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