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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1911
Page
2
The Ford Car has been a leading, affordable innovator for eight years. Henry Ford designed one of America’s first top six cars and set a standard others followed. Ford’s growing output, rising sales of Model T, and global reach define its reputation as the people’s car.
A Texas based steam and gas powered cotton harvester promises to cut hand labor costs and waste. The device uses revolving steel needles on two drums to pick open bolls without damaging plants, handling 550 to 900 pounds of cotton per hour with one operator and a boy for collection.
The Ford Model T is praised as a light weight, high clearance car built for rough roads and hills. Touring and Runabout variants promise ample passenger capacity and road ability. Ford emphasizes quality over price, vanadium steel construction, and vast output from 1903 to 1911, with a focus on fuel efficiency and tire life.
In Gainesville Georgia a man named Kendricks, who narrowly escaped death from a falling tree while cutting it, was killed when another tree toppled by wind struck him. The incident occurred about fifteen minutes after the near miss.
The Ford Model T is described as a large, stylish four cylinder car built with vanadium steel components. It features a Thermo-Syphon cooling system and Ford magneto ignition, claiming superior riding, easy operation, wide affordability, and strongest construction for town or country. The pitch urges comparison with other cars and asks dealers to demonstrate detailed construction and test rides.
Notes from Rocky Park report a local wedding at the Smith residence with Charlee Smith and Joseph Barker as families, a newborn daughter for Mr and Mrs. Barker, Rev Vinson officiating. The page also carries a health ad warning railroad workers about kidney and bladder trouble, featuring Geo W Hell of Mort Wayne Ind praising Moley Kidney Pills.
An old advertisement touts Doan's Kidney Pills as a remedy for kidney trouble. It features testimonial claims from H.R. Moss of Wathalin and a customer who reports relief after use, urging readers to buy at local dealers. The message emphasizes tracking dark urine, back pain, and general fatigue as symptoms.
Four Milwaukee firemen died and a fifth was dying after the roof of the Midwest Manufacturing hat factory collapsed during a fire. About a dozen other workers were injured as the five story building burned. Captain Benjamin Hentz carried a body from the ruins and learned it was his brother. Property loss was estimated at $100,000. Piano absolutely free to
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