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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1910
Page
7
West Union columnist Mann writes in a heated tone accusing Senator Mayle of obstinate politics. He recalls legislative moves over school district funds and a stalled bill, threats, and personal attacks while offering to discuss the matter in person.
An old circular claims deafness stems from inflamed mucous membranes and a blocked Eustachian tube. It pledges cure with Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills, offering a $100 reward for any deafness case caused by catarrh not cured by the remedy.
Funeral services for Dr Louis Klopsch editor of the Christian Herald and noted philanthropist and mission worker were held at the Metropolitan Temple. Floral tributes included a tree-foot wreath from the President and Mrs. Taft. A condolence note was sent to the widow.
March 9 report from Washington describes Cotton Seed Crushers Association president Taylor unveiling cotton seed bread and cake made from cotton seed flour. Delegates in Columbia and others tested the loafs, seeking the recipe as officials explain price, protein content, and nutritive value. The bread can be pure cotton seed flour or mixed with wheat flour for lighter texture. the cake proved popular with tasters seeking more.
Doan's Kidney Pills praised for relief of kidney discomfort and back pain. Customer from New York reports improvement after use, bought at Dr Bell's drug store and distributed by Moxter Milburn Co in Buffalo. Remember the name Doan's and buy only genuine product.
March 10 in Mien an Auxivita-Aiken trolley car strike killed McGhee a well known white play. Inquest heard the motorman could not stop in time and the car pushed him across the track, causing a crushed skull after being run over by wheels.
Paymasters Edward McGain and Robert Pommering were robbed of about 5 600 dollars while en route to Dexter Coal Company mines at Brilliant Oslo. Their attackers beat them unconscious, escaping with the satchel containing 4 000 dollars. Both men were hospitalized in Steubenville. A $1 000 reward was offered to capture the robbers.
A battered but living whale was towed into Sabine port after a five and a half hour hunt. The catch boat Morida struggled to assist the massive creature that stranded two and a half fathoms off Sabine bar and was mistaken for a dangerous dance.
The Greenville Spartanburg and Anderson Railway is chartered with $2 000 000 authorized capital and a 3200 000 initial. It will operate electric service from Anderson to Spartanburg about 60 miles, using part of the Anderson and Bolton Railway. Principal office at Greenville. Officers: W J Thackston president. J I Vandiver vice president. T B L M secretary. W J Thackston treasurer. Stockholders include I J Duke New York $70 000. WLNL Duke New York $20 000. George W Watts New York $20 000. A Smyth L W Parker Thos F Parker all of Greenville $10 000 each. I W Robnson of Columbia $10 000. Route runs through Belton, Williamston, Pelzer, Piedmont, Greenville townships, then near Taylors, Greer, Pelham, Duncan, Reidville, Wellford, Fair Forest, Spartan Mills.
A group of South Carolina University students were examined for Newcastle disease. Blood samples were sent to the university laboratory for analysis as scientists pursue treatment options.
Corinth M March 11 The strike of paper minters and surprite workers has widened to include Manuahta of the International Paper Company. Four hundred men walked out yesterday afternoon at Port Howards Mills with about 600 more at Glenn Falls South Glens Falls Niagara Falls Fort Edwards and here at Corinth. Three companies of men were ordered to active duty today. No molestation of troops occurred but tensions rise and any importation of workers could trigger violence. Nine strike breakers were reported last night carried away and deported today by village authorities.
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