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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1911
Page
7
A devotional piece recalls sorrow from illness and loss, urging faith in Jesus and divine consolation. It ties personal grief to heaven, urging endurance, repentance, and hope through Christ, with hymnic lines and references to scripture and spiritual comfort. The passage closes with a medicinal advertisement insert.
An item describing the International Press Bible Question Club and its June 1911 through July 1911 review roster. It lists subjects from Elisha healing Naaman to Isaiah’s vision, with Golden Texts and questions for each lesson, noting authorship by Rev. Dr. Linscott and aiming to guide Sunday School study.
An advertisement extols Dean's Kidney Pills for kidney trouble and backache with claims from Mrs. Martha Dricoll of Walhalla. Product sold by Dr. Bell's drug store and Foster Milburn Co. price 60 cents. Also references postal savings banks and skepticism about federal involvement.
The list shows contestant standings up to Wednesday, June 14, with thousands of votes accumulating weekly. The Courier announces a special subscription contest for new and renewing subscribers, which ends five days after the main contest closes, making participation especially valuable for those far from town.
Rumors sweep the Holy City as a party of English archaeologists is blamed for excavating beneath the Mosque of Omar and allegedly stealing relics including the Ark of the Covenant and sacred vessels. Government officials in Constantinople prepare an investigation into the two year expedition starting at Siloam.
The poem warns that words travel far beyond their sender and may harm or heal. Every deed sows a seed. unseen harvests may emerge later, as kindness grows into shelter for those who toil.
Yorkville residents form the South Carolina Cotton Picker Company to manufacture a field cotton picker invented and patented by J. Brown Nell of Clover. Corporators include W. W Lewis H Nell of Yorkville and J. Brown Nell of Clover. H. B. Nell serves as treasurer of York County.
A man named Doolittle allegedly sold 1500 bottles of illicit beer in 16 minutes in Bailey C and was arrested in Spartanburg. He posted a $100 bond for appearance in the city court.
Three charred volumes of South Carolina Revolutionary records, which escaped the Albany Capitol fire, were received in Columbia by the South Carolina Historical Commission. The volumes are the state naval division minutes from the Revolutionary era.
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