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Newspaper

Keowee Courier

Location

Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1908

Page

6

Sunshine Society born from Sunshine cards in South Carolina

The article traces the 1896 birth of the Sunshine Society in Westminster South Carolina, evolving from the Sh ut in club to a national wave of kindness. It describes how small Christmas cards sparked a practice of re mailing good wishes, led to a statewide Sunshine column, and urged teachers to organize circles in rural schools to spread good cheer and helpful reading.

So-and-So Thuy New York Recorder Welub Sunshine Society Sunshine South Carolina Sunshinec Westminster Riso State

Gary elected U.S. Senator for South Carolina on eighteenth ballot

Frank B. Gary of Abbeville was chosen to succeed the late A C Latimer as U S Senator from South Carolina after a two day deadlock. He won on the eighteenth ballot with 81 votes amid factional splits. Gary, 42, a lawyer and former state legislator, is tied to Gen Matt Gary and Judge Eugene B Gary.

Columbia Frank B. Gary Beville United States South Carolina A. C. Latimer Gary Latimer Sheppard Walker Coker Nash McLeod Mauldin Wille Jones Ira BR. Jones Lover Ira B. Jones John G. Sheppard Cokesbury Abbeville FF Gary Miss Evans Florence Hoe

Doan's Kidney Pills Story From South Carolina Printer

Rupert B. Calvo a State Publishing Co. bookbinder in Columbia recounts rheumatic pains from uric acid and credits Doan's Kidney Pills with curing his kidneys and easing back and hip pain after trying various liniments and blood medicines. Sold by all dealers 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY agents for US. Remember the name Doan's.

Dean Rupert B. Calvo The State Publishing Co South Carolina Lumber St Columbia Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United

Mail Graft Claim Across Railroads in Congress

In Washington on March the House floor heard Mr. Lloyd of Missouri accuse railroads carrying the mails of robbing the government of over 70 million dollars since 1880. He cited a new mail weighing system as proof and demanded action to recover the funds. He charged no suits had been filed or suggested.

Washington March House of Representatives Lloyd Missouri Post Omee

Meeting of Tillman and Rockefeller on Southern whites

Washington Post describes a Pullman discussion between Senator Tillman of South Carolina and John D. Rockefeller about the plight of poor whites in the South. They note the contrast with educated African Americans and urge expanded education, schools, and opportunity for both races to reduce poverty and ignorance.

Washington Post Tillman South Carolina John D. Rockefeller Btanchard South Tilman Wall Street Rockefeller Solld

Dr Thomas Electric Oil Helps Farm Workers Pain Ease

Farmers mechanics railroaders and laborers rely on Dr Thomas Electric Oil to instantly ease cuts burns and bruises. Pain cannot stay where it is used. Describes quick relief and practical use for working people.

Thomas

Aged Man Killed in Hart County Case

Aged couple near Frazier, Warren Hart and his wife, were attacked by unknown assailants. Hart was struck with an ax and found dead in a barn. Mrs. Hart, found inside her home with a crushed head, was alive but likely to die. Authorities suspect robbery and racial motive, noting Hart possessed significant money.

Hawkinsville Warren Hart Frazier

Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promotes Female Health

In widespread testimonials, Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is praised for relieving women's suffering and preventing surgical operations. The Pinkham Laboratory in Lyon Massachusetts hosts over a million letters from women claiming cures signed by the patients, with the remedy made from roots and herbs and described as harmless and restorative to the feminine organism.

Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia W. Pinkham Pinkham Lyon Mass Lydia J. Pinkham Lydia EE Lydia KH. Pinkham Lydia

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