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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1910
Page
6
Fragmented reminiscence recounts years among Uy people near Keowee and the Haw Ridge area, describing travel, social ties, and cultural ties. The speaker reflects on lineage, heritage, and a desire to depart with farewell, touching on ancestral customs and the fate of a people tied to Cannting and South Carolina.
A 1910 farewell message from J. Russell Wright Greenwood South Carolina bids blessings to Oconee County neighbors. It prays for grace in duties trials and sickness and hopes for a Christian triumph in death. The note ends with a benediction and a proverb about health.
James Ferrick of No. Si beast HOGUD sleet narrates a night near East HU street where a man saved Mea Attuetine Casselto from drowning. Police described Perriech entering Park Avenue area as officers chased him after a violent bath incident, with details of a struggle and arrest efforts.
The article notes a federal circuit matter before courts with a long review, discussing the potential appointment of an additional judge. Virginia and neighboring states are named among possible sources for candidates, with Virginia and West Virginia among the most discussed. Dayton of West Virginia is mentioned as a figure in the nomination process. The President faces a $9,500 special payment tied to the matter and will act within days.
Mrs. Noyes of Nome Alaska discusses old tribal practices where infant girls were killed or cursed to die, recounting harrowing tales of gender violence and the need for civilization. She traveled with Nome women to the North, seeking safety and reporting on the brutal customs.
A brawl between Rogers Teague and Hishon over an insult led to weapons being used and both men falling to the ground. Hishon, a brother-in-law of Veague, joined the fight seizing a rack and throwing it at Hishop. Rogers was rendered unconscious after a blow and subsequent disorder followed.
The January weather depresses farmers as plowing slows, roads from Seneca to Townville become nearly impassable for carts. Notices report late visits by Miss Bessa Cox and Mrs. W T McLeod, a whistling winter scene, church services, and appeals for local aid. A pamphlet notes merchants and credit concerns, urging home farming and bread production to ease seasonal debt burdens.
An old advertisement touts Poley's Honey and Tar as the best remedy for coughs colds and throat and Ming troubles. It claims no opiates or habit forming drugs and urges readers to remember the brand name J. W. Bell.
Chansa Mareh C1 Speeit Kel Humside of the U8 Navy visits Jn Wik father near Holly Springs. He sailed aboard battleships around the world, eight years in service and praised by many friends. Other items note visits by O K Drea and Alice Ides of Westminster, with social calls by J M Dover and family. A Westminster sawmill gate owned by Artion Dickerson is described as Baseline traction engine ready to move when loaded and connected.
An elderly patient in Newton suffered after taking a remedy sold by a local vendor. The doctor prescribed an alternative, but the patient became worse. Later the son attempted to intervene, but the patient reacted violently, refusing further help and causing a tragic scene.
Gil Vickers News items report readings of travel and family visits across states, including Read and his grandson Roaxton on a business trip to Walhalt, Lizzie visiting C D Avitiinite in Lemna Ga, Mrs Addie Grogan visiting relatives in Plekkons and Seneca, Addie teaching at Novian school, and Whitmire and Whitmire family movements. Also mentions rheumatism relief with Chamberlain's ointment and local pharmacy advertising.
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