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Newspaper

Keowee Courier

Location

Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1908

Page

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Westminster Growth and Local Happenings in Westminster

Westminster reports a growing town with real estate deals led by J. S. Carter auctioning over twenty buildings and numerous lots. Preparations for a track meet, school activities, and upcoming inter high school oratorio contest in Greenhills are announced, along with church services, educational events, and a new brick store foundation by England Bros. Investors and residents are urged to attend events at the ball park, school grounds, and churches.

Westminster Welllington -Businesa Carter Alfotion Newrly Stern Reals Albert Imermat Minster Misc Aper Wade O. Hughes B. A. Bantley Walhalla D. F. Nicholson Seneral Conetst Greenhills League Ball Park Greenville Sr. A. McDaniel Methodist Church J. J. Hurrell Baptist Church Union J. R. Moore Pendleton

Diseases of the Skin and Cham berlain's Salve Remedy

The article discusses common skin diseases such as eczema totter salt rheum and barbers itch causing intense itching and smarting. It promotes Cham berlain's Salve as a quick relief almost instantly soothing stinging and aiding sleep and rest. Several cases are claimed cured by J. W. Boll Walhal W. J. Lunney and others in Seneca.

J. We Boll Walhal W. J. Lunney Seneca

Poplar church completion and local death notice

Poplar notes the completion of a neat attic space at the church last week and announces a sermon by D. Mann next Sunday at 11 AM. Mrs F. Burton, wife of P M J Burton, died March 23, 1908 at age six, survived by a husband two children and several grandchildren. burial tomorrow in the New Hope Cemetery.

Poplar Ure Roy D. Mann Mra F. Burton P.M. J. Burton M. V. Burton BT. Cater New. Hope Baptist Fairview J. G. Law D. D Lida, Bowe Leone Grice Graded School of Newry Stella Olivia Barron the Oaks W. L. McMahon Fred. Alexander Fulton Hunnicatt Atlanta W. A. Barron W.L. McMahan Nell McMahan Duff Greensville Lopa Cochran

Local News From Seneca Town Meeting and Social Notices

A fragmentary 19th century town digest from Seneca covers a mayoral race, council selections, and social news. It notes residents traveling from Greenville and New York, upcoming flower shows, a chrysanthemum order drive, and routines of local clubs. Mentions Miss Jarre Gordon’s music club, millinery openings, and visits between families, with local church and school activity details and health notes among residents.

Aleun Tor Ieee Sitten Livinewton de Nyan Batlenger Burgess J.T. ‘Lawrenods Setisun Vriday Atti Roy Ono Sostaly Lee Greenville Hunter Terhune Dauhter Anta New York Hant & Hare Ug Ae Nise Clarkson Thalr Mra Richardson Okla Jauré Gordon Carol Harad Mae Verna Ing J. Hi Adatma Finda Robinson Sevea Pring Mixa Robinson K. Dendy Mra. J. FH. Burgess Mra. L. W. Verner J. H. Adama Washington, Ga

Unequaled Croup Remedy Promoted by Local Readers

An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as an unequaled cure for croup and throat troubles. Harry Wilson of Waynetown Indiana endorses its prompt use at the first sign of a croupy cough, claiming wide success in homes. Other readers from Royale, Valhalla, and Boneta are noted as supporters.

Chamberlain Gough Anya Harry Wilson Waynetown Ind SW. Bell Valhalla W. J. Lunney Boneta

Reunion enmity in Di tremi Poronal Paragraphs

A chaotic social column notes a reunion and enmity among local residents and families, with names such as Athens residents Mr. and Mrs. Layton and Georgia figures, plus scattered mentions of travel, schooling, charity appeals, and community events. The fragmentary item includes a plea for aid to a needy family and observations on local society.

Alohastatn Athens MR. Layton Macon Bane Tawitly Hones Mray Thal Sobtmane Lon Angel California Wy Dobbs Debts Bordial Compton Mule Popi Alwaya Anni Marett Sans Maret Hie Tong Mputy Misa Bethel Georgia Harbin Dork Glyaph Martha. J. Watson Tohn Makew Anderson Obf Mish Wale Layton Lucy Cobb Tristitute Sheree Wil. Dobba Mies Mary Ghelor Pumaloo Misa Jonle Wyily Richland Steibling Mounds Indian Territory Robert Lee Barton

Deadly car explosion halts Broadway in Brooklyn street chaos

A car explosion near a Broadway street in Brooklyn caused debris and torn clothing as occupants fled. A guard kept crowds back while firefighters and electricians attended, the line shut for about an hour. One passenger was injured and removed to safety.

New York Broadway Brooklyn Othe Lea

Shoulder Pain Relief Prompted by Chamberlang’s Path

Fragmentary historical snippet describes shoulder discomfort and mentions Chamberlang’s Path in a casual advisory tone. It references remedies and names like Bell and W. J. Lanney, Banaon, suggesting a local medical or elixir note. The text is garbled but centers on treating a lame shoulder and promoting a remedy.

Chamberlang Wi Bell Las W. J. Lanney Banaon

Storm Ravages Deep South Leaving Fatalities and Destruction

New Orleans reports a heavy wind and storm battering parts of Louisiana Mississippi and Alabama. The 24 hour period has caused widespread property damage and at least one death. Cyclones were seen near New Iberia and Wardville while Mammon Tongaloom in Alabama is noted. Heavy rain disrupted travel along the Louisville and Nashville line north of Mosquito. Telegraph and telephone wires were prostrated in affected districts.

New Orleans Loutatane Mise Alabaméy Laa 24 Ting Boon Mick Mapingo Momaton Alabama Loulaville Nashville Moshilo

Typhoid Senator Bryan Dies at Providence Hospital

In Washington March senator Willan James Bryan of Worida died at Providence Hospital at 8 o clock this morning from typhoid fever after a long illness. Friends feared for his recovery, but a late report suggested slight improvement before his death. He was nearing eighty and followed Senator Stephens R. Mallory in death since the previous December.

Washington States Willan James Bryan Worida Providence Hostil Stephens R. Mallory Bryan Senate

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