Breezy Ads Set At One Dollar Per Year
Advertising rates listed as one dollar per year appear in a fragment from a MARBORS page. The note hints at publication pricing and rate cards for merchants. No further context or names are readable.
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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1906
Page
3
Advertising rates listed as one dollar per year appear in a fragment from a MARBORS page. The note hints at publication pricing and rate cards for merchants. No further context or names are readable.
John Alexander Dowie described visions of his death and spiritual events during cross examination in Chicago. He claimed his spirit and later an angel and the Virgin Mary appeared. Dowie recounted warnings to arise and go and a dynamite attack on his tabernacle, denying he claimed to be Elijah the Restorer.
A layman recounts a Macon church scene where a Black patron asks who made the flame pit of hell. The preacher deflects with a sharp retort, telling the man to sit down and questioning his grasp of doctrine. The exchange highlights tensions in sermon delivery and audience reactions.
A reverent essay extols Jerusalem as a sacred center while contrasting world religions with Jesus Christ. It lauds the church as a unifying, lifelong force advancing civilization and human dignity, citing past empires and the enduring power of Christian faith against history’s fading deities. The piece frames Christianity as the supreme, perpetual civilizing influence sustaining charity, law, and spiritual unity.
A Chicago man has married his father’s divorced third wife creating a tangled kinship chain. He becomes his own father his own son his brother’s stepfather and more across in-law relations. The piece notes such a convoluted family tie shows nerve.
J W Martin of Fark township Anderson county died by his own hand on June 19 after suffering ill health and envy. The report notes it as a self-inflicted death with no further details provided.
Scientific American reports on a prize winning pamphlet from the Matin of Paris detailing fly destruction. It explains Musca domestica breeding in cesspools and manure heaps, and compares methods using coal tar oil petroleum and oil coatings to block egg hatching and kill larvae, with emphasis on underground connections and practical application in drains and manure pits.
Ohio Governor John M. Pattison died at his Cincinnati home on June 18. Born June 13, 1817 in Clermont County, he led the state Senate Democratic bloc for Sabbath observance and chaired Union Central Life Insurance. Lt Governor Marrin becomes governor for the remainder of the term.
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