Temperance work advances in South Carolina gains and goals
The Keowee Courier editor reports six months of temperance activity in South Carolina. Prohibition candidates gained in the State Senate and House races, with many counties limiting liquor sales. A statewide election on the dispensary system, planned speeches by Dr. P. A. Baker, and a forthcoming state convention in Columbia are highlighted, along with nationwide prohibition trends and efforts to enforce laws.
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Spartanburg
Keowee Courter
Sone
Bouth Carolina
Senate
Prohibition
Leo
House of Representatives
South Carolina
State Senate
North Carolina
Ain
Laurens
Union
Clarendon
Chester
Aimee
P. A. Rake
Apeak
Baker VII
First Baptist Church
Columbia
Timraday
All-Satoon League of
Anderson
Stile Baptist Convention
Comey 10
United States
Twa
Malu
California
John L. Horley
Abel and Cain Tale Echoes Across Time and Blood
J Russell Wright comments on Cain and Abel, linking ancient biblical bloodshed to modern violence. He argues murder carries a divine and social consequence, cites Genesis and Kings, condemns homicide, questions justice, and promotes Burdock Blood Ridters as a national tonic amid turmoil.
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Cain
Abel
Unii
Hin Brotiwr
Tie Toad
Moses
Yietln‘s
Ife
Tve
Miceanu
Court of Justice
Rowton
Rome
Caen
Brocas
Spain
Ahab
Jexebut
Naboth
Browniach
Ala
Atiah
Russell Wright Walhalla
Cotton's worldwide influence through Southern production
Discussion extols cotton from the South as the backbone of global supply chains. It praises the crop’s role in clothing, food, and feed, noting its dominance in world markets and growing importance of refined vegetable fats.
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Howe Sande
Germany
Denmark
England
Doan's Kidney Pills End Backache Claims
A Mississippi tobacco mill and local crime items are noted. An engineering worker praises Doan's Kidney Pills for backache relief after years of jolting work. A Black boy’s death at Greenwood Oil Mills is blamed on a fall. A white girl, Elizabeth Hauser, was lynched. negro suspect Henry Leidy charged, mob orderly.
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Donn
J. R. Hughes
Lving
Valhalla
D. C
Sayar
Dean
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Greenwood
Mul
Arthur Warner
Green
Wood Ol! Mills
Henry Leidy
Elizabeth Hauser
Biloxt
Miss
Marchall
Georgia voters tilt to Bryan as state leans Democrat
Georgia gave Bryan a decisive statewide majority of 14 171 with 73 789 votes in his favor. Taft collected 41 292 and Watson 17 but Taft won 27 counties and Watson 9. The rest of Georgia’s 143 counties backed Bryan, while the Independence League tally was only 83 votes in the state.
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Georgia
Bryan
Taft
Watson
Chapin
Wikgen
Independence League Party
Beaverdam Union Meeting Program 1908 Details
Beaverdam Union meeting of the Upper Division convenes at West Union Baptist church on November 28 and 29 1908. Devotional at 10 a m by Rev J A Bond. Speakers cover Christian stewardship prohibition movement and Christian duty. Sessions include lectures on Sunday school lessons missionary sermon and religious discussions. Public invited with floor privilege and a prohibition question speech. Helvetine Oil advertised as household remedy.
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Beaverdam Association
West Union Baptist Church
LO A. m
Rey
J. A. Bond
J. R. Warle
L. M. Lyda
J. G. Muff
R. L. Boggs
W. N. Bruce
W. J. Hug
Roy
J. H. Stone
J. H. Farmer
R. D. Burna
A. P. Marett
I. M. Cary
C. 8. Blackburn
L. T. Weldon
J. C. Shockley
8. C. Smith
Hon
Marriage bid ends in parent child pursuit across seas
A New Orleans clerk named W P Craig elopes with Miss Mayetta Morgan, daughter of J L Morgan of Marion North Carolina. Morgan pursues across Europe, cables agents, and learns of the elopement while the couple flee from Paris to Florence. After a frantic chase, Morgan returns to America with no marriage on record.
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Paria Saye
J. L. Morgan
Marton
Payefit
W. PR. Oral
Moreve
Canterbury
England
Morgan
America
Craig
Paris
New Orleans
Marion
N. G
Mayetta Morgann
Mr. Morgan
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Wathalla
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Reanty Hall
Japan
Standard O11 Company Incorporated
Mary Hudson
Eastman
Cardus
Bor Balk
Wale
Court House
Walhalla
Oconee County
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Lee
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Cleveland
Kuhtmann
Wagoner and
Burklein
Winckenstadt
Finkenstadt
Hunthue
J.P. Broeman
R.A
Wilson
J.B
Breemian
South Car
Rootlng
Mramma L. Anderson
N. Hughs
D. A. Smith
Oconoo County
Walhalla Court House
D. C. Alexander
Notich
Silas N, Butt
Women’s Krippendorfyf Dittman CO. Shoes
Oconee
Moss & Ansel
Cement Front
Valhalla, So. Ca
C. W. Pitchford
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