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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1907
Page
7
An eerie episode near St Lawrence county hospital follows a physician as he is tailed by a large madman. The doctor flees, fearing attack, only to be startled when the maniac proclaims, You're it and then heads away. Carbolized relief sold by local pharmacists.
Rochester Herald recounts a Western politician's visit to a prosperous farm on a country road. He asks to see the husband, learns the dog has died, and remarks how the dog wore itself out barking at candidates. The tale ends with polite sympathy for the canine loss.
A fragmented nineteenth century discussion describes how animals and humans emit characteristic odors that reflect disease states. It cites examples such as sweet breath in typhoid and sour notes in rhotintium, plus fetid or musky smells in other conditions, suggesting odor-based diagnosis through trained perception.
A fragment describes a handy ratchet wrench designed for car repair work to remove nuts from bolts and gear joints. It notes uses for square or bh nuts and mentions jaw shapes and interior cone features, with references to protective coatings and wear.
A manuter named WRESCH hollowed into a hexagonal cone forms a circular opening at the handle end. A small steel pin in the handle acts as a ratchet engaging indentations on the cone surface. The wrench can be used right or left handed depending on the cone’s insertion. It can be produced for about 75 cents.
The item compiles a population notice for twelve large towns followed by disparate ads. It includes a health product claim for Foley’s Honey and Tar cough remedy and an Herbal Kidney remedy, with testimonials and local retailer names J W Bell Valhalla and W J Lunney Seneca.
A bulletin by Henry Gannett of the United States Geological Survey clarifies how the United States land area is defined. It notes discrepancies with Census Bureau figures from 1887 and 1890, lists areas for Alaska, the Philippines, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, Guam, Samoa, and the Panama Canal Zone, and states detached territories may change as boundaries are defined.
A fragment urges choosing genuine Fonny's Honey and It for coughs and colds, noting a yellow package and avoiding risk with counterfeit products. The text includes a quote about human strength and dependence from Raskin, suggesting a marketing or emphasis on nobility and discernment.
A Chicago Tribune fragment shows a teacher prompting Dicky to define diadem as a royal mark while the boy balks at using the word demised. The passage also contains a dismissive letter urging action against liquor abuse and critiquing lawmakers for ignoring social harms.
The Virginia Carolina Fertilizer Almanac outlines how to mix and apply fertilizers for cotton, noting typical nutrient breakdowns for nitrogen phosphorus and potash. It advises applying two weeks before planting, with intercultural doses during plowing and cultivation, and explains different grades and costs of fertilizers to optimize yield and plant growth.
A colonial-era note compares global giants. It cites Sequoia gigantea in California reaching 800 to 826 feet with trunks 25 feet wide, and Sequoia sempervirens reaching 400 feet or more. It mentions Australian specimens in Victoria and cautions against inflated height claims, while noting trees in Africa near 100 feet.
A Charlestonians' delegation to Columbia for an immigration conference met Governor Ansel at his office and spoke in German, a gesture that impressed the visitors and highlighted the German heritage of the governor and his South Carolina constituents. The State Fair authorities authorize sale of the old fair grounds for about 800000 dollars.
The following schedule lists union services in Walhalinda for March with dates March 3 at the Lutheran church Rev J. Yourtue March 10 at the Methodist church Rev 8 C Grossman March 17 at the prope church Rev L. W. Brown March 24 at the Presbyterian church Rev H Judd All are urged to attend and bring friends and nonmembers are especially invited. Also an ad notes May Zao Pile Remedy in collapsible tubes for piles at 50 cents with guarantee from Bob W. Ball of Wathalla. Information on food adulteration is questioned in Yorkville Haqulrer.
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