Big League Ga H Thursday at Walhalla Grounds
Two long ago local baseball figures come to Walhalla for a themed match to be umpired under 1911 rules. Proceeds go to the Walhalla baseball club with two catchers Harry Hetrick and James Harrison. Admission 25c and 10c for children and ladies, 2c for gentlemen. Game at five o'clock sharp.
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Valhalla
Baseball Club of
Walhalla
Harry Hetrick
James Harrison
I. A. H. Schroder
W. M. Kay
John A. Ansel
R. W. Grubbs
Geo. L. Wilson
John J. Thode
George Seborn
J. C. Rochester
W. O. White
J. W. Bell
B. F. Sloan
F. Substitutes
R.T. Jaynes
Ralph C. Carter
Jas. M. Moss
Chas. F. Hetrick
White
George Jones
John Humphries
Clyde Smith
Children’s Day Heats Ebenezer Crowd and Speakers
In Ebenezer on June 11 a large crowd attended Children’s Day exercises. W. C. Hughs delivered the address to children, Dr. J. G. Law gave a moving talk on parental duty to children and Sunday School. Typhoid fever hospitalized Miss iom ie Taylor. local residents visited kin and friends over the weekend amid crop notes praising cotton prospects.
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Ebenezer
W. C. Hughs
J. G. Law
St. 1
Tollison Fg
Mia. Bien Pace
Sea Bud Hult
Daisy
Kathleen
Pascal
Harold
Keenville
H. J. Huff
Iomie Taylor
John A. Bischoff
Uily
West Union
Clint White
Westminster
GH. Whitmire
Minne ‘Tollison
Lee Abbott
Newry
Will Knight
Mopes
Summer Singers Remedy Ad Note on a Household Cure
A concise old advertisement urges every family to keep Chamberlain's Collie Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy handy especially in summer. It promises reliable coating action and urges readers to buy from all dealers, noting the product is widely available.
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Chamberlain
Fatal fall from Bankers' Trust building on Wall Street
In New York the fateful accident occurs as William Anderson, a stonecutter, plunges from the twenty-eighth floor of the Bankers' Trust Company building at Wall and Broad streets. He strikes a stone coping, loses an arm, then bounces off a protective wire netting and lands on Wall Street near the stock exchange, causing a violent scene as onlookers react to the gruesome crash.
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New York
Fuaneral
William Anderson
Bankers’ Trust Company
Wail
Anderson
Wall Street
The
Stock Exchange
Builders eye Horse Cove as Blue Ridge summer resort
Promoters from Anderson and several state figures plan a front to develop Horse Cove N G into a premier Blue Ridge resort. They secured options on 2000 acres and aim to build a lake with a low dam and a large hotel plus summer home sites. A meeting will map plans as J S Fowler and partners travel from Walhalla to Horse Cove via Valhalla. Col Atkinson and wife died suddenly in Anderson this afternoon.
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Anderson Mall
Anderson
Horse Cove
N. G
Blue Ridge Mountains
Thompson
Walhalla
Kalla
Highlands
Cashier's Valley
Alva
Liza Atkinson
Saluda Street
Gol. Atkinson
Col. Atkinson
G. A. Morrison
Chester
J. Buford Atkinson
Spartanburg
Georgia Storm Deluges Slatesboro Hurting Crops and Property
A violent hail and rain storm hit Slatesboro causing heavy damage including an unroofed Simmons mercantile, blown fences, uprooted trees, and hundreds of broken windows. Crops, notably cotton, feared badly damaged while Americus endured a severe electrical storm. rainfall harmed windows but crops reportedly benefited. Also notes on using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for whooping cough.
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Slatesboro
Secon
Simmons Mercantile
Americus
Ten Best Hymns Poll At New York Church
A New York Methodist Episcopal church reports its congregation voted on the ten best hymns. The list includes Nether, My God, to Thee Abide With Me Jesus Lover of My Soul Lead Kindly Light Rock of Ages Onward Christian Soldier What a Friend We Have in Jesus and four tied for tenth: Love Divine Just As I Am Raise Our Fathers Living Sun In the Cross of Christ I Glory A reader questions why How Firm a Foundation was omitted and suggests Take the Name of Jesus With You.
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New York Methodist Episcopal Church
Jesus
Christ
Origins and myths of waterspouts across seas and skies
The article surveys historical beliefs about waterspouts from medieval sea lore to modern science. It details methods once used to fend off or dissipate spouts, compares water and land spouts, explains their formation as vortexes with condensed moisture, notes regional occurrences from tropics to the Red Sea, and cites Russell’s 1898 memoir detailing numerous observed spouts and even loop formations.
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New York Sun
Scientific American
Tropics
East Indies
Guinea Coast
Red Sea
Mediterranean
Ilcg
Russell
New South Wales
Richland Local Matters Brisk With Weddings and Storm Count
Richland reports a minor storm with 100000 to 250000 dollars in damage to mills factories and utilities. A large social week includes visits by Propst Blackwell and Ballenger kin and a Richland church fundraiser. The Richland Female Quartet performed to benefit the church.
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Richland
Florida Propst
Seneca
Lynn Verner
Blackwell
North Carolina
Io Wale
J. P. Blackwell
Roga McDonald
Westminster
Mia
Lucy Burns
Charles Ballenger
Greenville
Wrvin Barnett
Pendleton
Robt. Hubbard
Myra Ballenger
Anderson
Burns-Johnson
Pauline
Christine Anderson
Central High School
N. Hughs
Richland Academy
Oconee
Miss Coe
Miss Ballenger
Lalla Ballenger
Mary ‘Julia Reid
Lalla
Rockin
de Win
Quirtet
Kathleen Mavourneen
Bonnie Doon
Miss Reid
Afton Water
Myra Ballengeuartet
Old Kentucky Home
Grandma
Mrs Reid
Sweet Home
Richland Church
Fredda Hughs
School House Grove
Bates College Professor Found Dead In River
The Lewiston Maine article reports the drowning death of Prof. David W. Brandette, a Bates College history and economics instructor, missing since Thursday. His body was recovered in the Androscoggin River three miles above the city, with his coat folded and hat and glasses placed atop it.
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Lewiston
David W. Brandette
Bates College
Androscoggin
Hout
Arandelle
Untes
Involuntary Mcounters with waterspouts at sea
An account describes a German bark traveling Antwerp to Philadelphia struck by a waterspout at about 31°N 71°W. Most canvas torn, vessel rolled and listed, masts lost. A prior similar event in 1644 involved a sixteen gun man of Ting mishandled by a waterspout. Contained advertising for Cham Berlain's Liniment.
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Antwerp
Philadelphia
Abo
Sonh
Guinea
Ting
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Bank of Valhalla
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W. L. Verner
Cashier
L. Verner
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J. W. Sarlor
J. W. Wickliffe
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B.D. Burns
Byrd & Cromer
Seneca, S. C
Houston County
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Perry
Elko and
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Tivola
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