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Keowee Courier

Location

Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1910

Page

7

Tuberculosis in Dairy Cattle and Public Health

A South Carolina veterinary brief explains bovine tuberculosis transmission to humans, the role of milk and dairy products, and the importance of tuberculin testing. It notes that many cattle appear healthy yet harbor infection, the persistence of bacilli in butter, and regional and national laws advancing cattle testing to curb the disease.

South Carolina Schroeder United States Department of Agriculture Ichow Lchrovder Kavenel Carle Mit Greenville Spartanburg Stites M. Ray Pow

Kidney pills end distress for Springfield reader

Seared into Sound Health Ho Kelley of Springfield HL reports kidney and bladder trouble worsened with headaches and painful bladder action. After reading of Mole Kidney Pills and taking them for a few days the headaches disappeared and bladder function returned to normal, leaving the reader free of distress.

Ho Kelley Springfield AW. Bell

Cattle Quay Conviction Under Texas Fever Quarantine

In Asheville North Carolina a court convicted W W Anderson for violating the cattle quarantine to stop Southern splenetic or Texas fever. He pleaded guilty to driving on foot certificates from Lanin county Georgia through Pele county Pon Heavee two quarantined counties into Cherokee county North Carolina outside the quarantined area.

Washington, D United States Department of Agriculture United Tes Court North Carolina Asheville W. W. Anderson Lannin County Georgia Pele County Pon Heavee Cherokee County

Rockefeller Moral Crusade in New York City

In New York on May 23, John D. Rockefeller Jr leads a crusade to purge vice. Hello Moore, a white slave dealer, awaits sentence. other dealers are under badge ment. Rockefeller funds private agents, pressures District Attorney Whitman and Mayor Gaynor to shut down shady hotels, aiming to erase white slavery in the Tenderloin. He notes expenditures exceed 30 000 and plans another 50 000, reinforcing his resolve to cleanse the city.

New York Rockefeller New York City John D. Rockefeller, Jr Rocckfeller Hello Moore Raines Tenderloin Gaynor Pets Esc Aias Mr. Rockefeller Whitman Raines Law Rockefeller Grand Jury Grand Jury Rocke Feller House of Rockefeller

Doan Kidney Pills Proclaimed To Cure Back Aches

Mrs R A McLees of Valhalla South Carolina testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills gave her relief from dull headaches and kidney pain. She bought at Dr J W Bell's drug store and reports stronger kidneys and better health. Sold by all dealers 50 cents Foster Milburn Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan.

Dom R. A. McLees W. Mainstreet Valhalla S. C Dean J. W. Bell Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States Doan

Yearly salaries of ministers reveal wide gaps

Washington May 26 The Census Bureau bulletin on religious bodies for 1906 shows the average minister earns 663 yearly enough to support a family and home. Unitarian ministers top at 1053 while Episcopal 1242, Jewish 1222, Presbyterians 1177, Universalists 1238. Reporting flaws noted by William G. Hunt. Also mentions young bank cashier record at Donalds Bank, age 18, and Beloit Kans. successor age 20.

Washington United States Bureau of Census Protestant Episcopal Universalists William G. Hunt Mne

Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised by Milwaukee Woman

A Milwaukee woman claims Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her backache and female troubles after doctors warned of a tumor and operation. The letter from Mrs Emma Last praises the remedy, noting many grateful correspondents and inviting others to seek advice from Lydia E. Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts.

Milwaukee Wis Pinkompound Lydia Pinkham Lydia B. Pinkham Emma Last Pinkham Medicine Company Lynn Mass Lydia J. Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham

What Ruined Adan at a Seated Highlands Meeting

A fragment from Harper's Monthly recounts a meeting where suffragettes spoke before a large crowd. Amid applause, hostile youths mocked motherhood and knitting. A loud backseat question interrupted the session, asking what ruined Adan, signaling disruption during the deliberations.

Harper's Monthly Highlands Adam

Hero of Confederacy Die in Pasadena at 99

Captain John Pembroke Jones, oldest United States Naval Academy graduate, veteran of the Mexican War and the Civil War, died at his Pasadena home. Born 1826 in Hampton, Virginia, he graduated Annapolis in 1847 and served as executive officer of the Virginia during the Monitor battle. Survived by his third wife Georgia Newton of Norfolk. first two wives were Jane Vance London and Mary Willis.

Pasadena Cal John Pembroke Jones United States Naval Academy At Annapolis Hampton Annapolis Naval Academy Buena Vista Confederacy Monitor Virginia Virginia, Capt. Jones Was Executive Officer of the Virginia. Capt. Jones Jane Vance London North Carolina Mary Willis Savannah Georgia Newton Norfolk

Destric Commentary Echoes through Chicago News

A fragmentary piece mocks boxing figures and sports jargon with scattered phrases about Destric, Jeffries, and public notices. It references running, fishing, referees, and aging imagery, blending colorful asides and exclamations in a chaotic, vaudeville tone.

Foley's Kidney Pills and a Veteran's Funeral Thanks

An advertisement for Foley's Kidney Pills claims cures for backache kidney strength and urinary relief while a series of heartfelt thank you notes express gratitude to neighbors and friends for support during illness and death in families of Vaughan Tramel Harris and others, noting long illnesses and memorial sentiments from Seneca Madison and Pickens areas.

Courier L. W. Vaughan Vaughan King J. T. Vaughan West Union P. 8. Rollins Cateechee W. A. Thomas Pickens Sid Vaughan J. B. Tramel Valhalla Ots Tramel Seneca Phils Hla Leroy Wire Her Henry Harris Madison

Clemson Agricultural College Examinations and Scholarships

Examinations for Clemson Agricultural College scholarships will be held at the County Court House on Friday July 8. Applicants must obtain pro per forms from the County Superintendent of Education. Scholarships are worth 100 and free tuition. Next session opens September 14 1910 with several costed study programs. Also notices for debtors and creditors and a sheriff sale in Oconee County. College of Charleston announces its 126th year opens September 30 with entrance exams July 1 for Boyce scholarships and room and tuition details.

Clemson Agricultural College County Court House W. M. Rigg Boyce South Carolina Harrison Randolph

Winthrop College Scholarship and Entrance Exam

Winthrop College offers scholarships and entrance examination at the County Court House on Friday July 1. Applicants must be at least fifteen. Scholarships worth 100 dollars toward tuition. After July 1 remaining vacancies filled by highest averages. Send request for exam blanks to President Johnson. Next session opens September 21, 1910. Rock Hill South Carolina.

Winthrop College County Court House Johnson D. B. Jolson Rock Hil

Scholarships Offered By University Of South Carolina

The University of South Carolina offers scholarships in the Department of Education to one young man from each county. Mach scholarship is worth 100 dollars in money and 18 dollars term fee with free tuition. Examination will be held at the county seat July 1. Information may be written to S C Mephisul, President, Columbia, May 11, 1910.

University of South Carolina Department of Education

Rabun Gap Industrial School Seeks 40 Students for August Start

Rabun Gap Industrial School invites applications to form a colony of 24 boys and 16 girls aged 12 and up for a nine month session beginning the last Monday in August. The home school and training institution offers education and self support via work, with preference for two or three year plans. First year entrants pay 25 dollars. long-term residents work to cover costs, and no one is turned away for lack of funds. Apply now. forms available on request from President Ad Tivchib, Rabun Gap.

Rabun Gap Justration Fursther Ad Tivchib

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