Bible Study Questions Praised by Leaders in The Keowee Courier
The Keowee Courier features praise for Suggestive Questions on the Sunday School Lessons by BIECK SHELOR & BC. University presidents and major church leaders endorse the study plan, calling the questions insightful and provocative for class discussion, urging readers to join the program and submit coupons.
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Keowee
Hadley
Yale University
Wayland Trout
Temple University
Gabi
Depa
Levi
Awit
Victorhe
Victorhe Wilversity
Principial Gordon
Queen's University
Experionen
Newell
Piymown
Eharely Heoakiyn
Biklop Matlows
Br Seater
Ehaireman
Keaton
Caplhan
Rey
Fragmented OCR text with unclear biographical content
The readable fragments reference a person named Thomas and a medical or personal context with mentions of Mrs de Whiteaeve Tuttita York and a weather-related phrase. The remainder consists of garbled, incomplete phrases about a ball game, labor, and national entities, yielding no coherent news event or clear summary.
Wheat crop outlook promises record harvest this year
Washington June 9 Prominent Mint reports in the June crop report from the department of agriculture that the wheat crop will be the greatest ever produced in this country. Estimates show about 1.5 billion bushels of wheat to be harvested nationwide with gains over last year across winter and spring wheat. Crop experts note spring wheat acreage higher than any prior year and near 9 percent above last year, with favorable conditions giving hope for a yield about 23 percent above last year and 17 percent above the five year average. Overall yield per acre for spring and winter wheat combined is expected to exceed last year and match the last five year average, signaling a total wheat production rise.
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Washington
Promine Mint
Department of Agricultire
Lila
Dishels
N. C. Murray
Dhutesman
Crop Reporting Board
Chin Tie
Votish Industry Expands Into Folk Craft and Chemicals
The entry details Votish expanding into diverse products including lass soap bleaches and dyes as well as proto graphic elements moiseine explosive and fertilizer. Multiple industrial processes are listed indicating broad manufacturing interests and possible new applications in gold mining and mineral processing.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Cures Colts and Croup
A fragment from a 19th century notice touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a cure for croup and wheeping cough. The text also hints at engagements and meetings led by local organizers and ministers with unspecified dates and places, mentioning Leymon, Wy, and J.KR Werle as committee figures.
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Chamberlain
Laymon
Long Crook
Mrnchard
Wy Mo Lemmons
W. Reynolds
W. J. Cote
J. KR
Werle
Doctors Failed To Help Her In Pound Wisconsin
A Pound Wisconsin reader reports relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female troubles fatigue and nervous prostration. The letter endorses the product citing decades of use and urges others to seek Mrs Pinkham's free advice from Lynn Massachusetts.
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Pound
Wis
Lydia T
Moktian
Seeman Stein
Lydia Fh
Pinkham
Lydis J. Pinkham
Welcome Madero Enters Mexico City Amid Enthusiastic Welcome
Mexico City June 7 crowds thronged the capital as Madero entered government after overturning it. Streets were gay with national colors, shouts of Viva Madero! echoed from the railway to his father's home. Amid the jubilation, whispers of plots and arrests surfaced amid aristocratic resentment. Antonio Villaconeia, former police chief, was taken into custody overnight as other alleged conspirators were detained.
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Mexico City
Glago
Madero
Viva Madero
Berlin
Liverpool
Antonio Villaconeia
House of Deputies
Mie Inn
We L. Dunne
Death in Greenville after post office shooting
James Boyle was shot outside the post office in Greenville and died the following afternoon. M. Kelley stands charged with Boyle's death after witnesses recount a street confrontation with Boyle and Kelly, amid an inquest verdict attributing the fatal wound to the gunshot.
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James Hoyle
M. VW
Kelley
Post Offices
Boyle
O'Olock
Mack
Kelly
Greenville News
James Boyle
Tilted States Post
Offles
Oye
Bayle
Jury returns verdict in county murder case
A county murder trial ends with a verdict after dramatic courtroom scenes. The defendant, a 28 year old male, is described as appearing more a boy than a man as the jury found him guilty after the judge read the verdict. The incident followed a fatal attack on Mrs. Boastigers, with a $400 cash plan alleged.
Earthquake Rocks Mexico City Wrecks Buildings
A strong quake struck Mexico City at 4 o'clock causing wreckage across the western and central areas. The artillery quarters near Belem prison collapsed trapping many soldiers. 50 to 70 dead or wounded. gas explosion at the armory added to the horror. Foreign casualties included one Chinese national. Central station warehouses fell. an engineer killed. The quake disrupted the national police and damaged the cathedral and fortress remains. An immediate revolution was anticipated but an ovation occurred for a visiting Californian.
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Mexico City
Artllery
Belem
Seast
Sante Domne
Beton
Revolution Teader
Madoro
Biven
Ed off moving train near Loray train accident
In Statesville North Carolina June 7 a girl Miss Grace Murdock 17 boarded a southbound train at Loray and walked off as it moved. She fell bluntly breaking an arm but escaped serious injury. The incident surprised the crew who did not notice her departure.
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Statesville
N. C
Loray
Tom Rowland
Scotts
Grace Murdock
Wm. Murdock
Murdock
Misa Murdock
Walform
Chystetan
Entrance Examinations Open At Charleston College
The college offers four year courses in Ancient and Modern Languages History Economics Science and Engineering. Degrees BA BS. Free tuition scholarships to each South Carolina county and Royce scholarships worth $100 yearly and free tuition. Competitive examinations in September. WARRISON RANDOLPH, President Charleston. May 17, 1911.
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Mrnday
Calege la Well
Ondoweil
Offara
Sciosco
South Carolina
Royce
Warrison Randolph
Charleston
Union Meeting Program for Local Union No 8
The quarterly meeting of Union No 8 is set for Saturday June 17 at 10 a.m. at Congress Baptist Church. Devotional led by Miss Rena Hunsinger, welcome by Miss Maderla Alexander, responses by Mrs. W. J. Stribling, and songs including Bringing in the Sheaves. Reports, enrollment of delegates, and a lunch at 12:30 followed by afternoon devotions and talks on missions. Delegates from all unions urged to attend. Also notes a historical railway speed claim from Paddington to Plymouth at 54.8 miles per hour.
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Union No. 8
Congress Bapist Church
Rena Hunsinger
Maderla Alexander
W. J. Stribling
Song
Jong
Pershing
Mia
L. M. Barr
Greenland
Toy Mountains
L. D. Mitchell
W. Acstils
W. H. Cary
I. G. Lavender
C. S. Blackburn
Mias
Agnes Hunsinger
Sunbeams
Misa Anna Mavett
D. Mitchell
Misaes Minute
Barker
Rosa Dilworth
Foreign Missions
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Bieck
Shelor & BC
Walla, 8. C
Tol
Walhatta
Thomas
Welcovie
de Whiteaeve
Tuttita
York
AX Wiebe
Anata Bens
Che Delta Wolk
Enn Dba
Childran
Fletcher
Castoria
Pitchford
Lydia E. Pinkham
City of
Mexico
Kiting
Greenville
Peni NE
Iisley
Dotto Mireder
Minreys
Oyelyeanen
Kenest Ohandley
Miesion Tharsinice
Walter Sandifer
Racine
Grimsley
Pasadeny
Cal
Foley & Co
Foley
C.H. Ward Drug Co
C.L. Parsons
Voley
Baton
Walhalla
W. J. Lunney
Seneca Hardware Company
Seneca, 8
Town of
North Carolina
College OF Coat
Paddington
Plymouth
Bright
Barton's Pharmacy
Valhalla
Seneca
GC. W. Pitchford’s
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