Greeks in Greenville Prepare to Return for War
Greenville Greeks vow to answer consul call as war with Turkey looms. Local leaders Angel, Stavron, Rustakus and other business figures discuss sending reserves, training in New York or Atlanta, and funding help while Capitanis and Defontana report 20 000 Greeks from California bound for the conflict.
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Greenville Piedmont
Greenville
Balkan States
Turkey
Atlantis
New York
Thaniel Angel
Angel
Lewis Stavron
Savoy
Greelan
Stavron
United States
Atlanta
James Rustakus
Angel's Cafe
Macedonia
Piraeus
Greece
Charley Georgiour
Dennis Pentoval
Busy Bee Cafe
San Francisco
Geo. Capitanis
San Diego
Cal
Richard Defontana
California
Why She Suspected
A young wife cried to her mother that her husband came home late after a drinking party. She explained she knew because he arrived wearing a phonograph horn for a hat, a detail that stirred her suspicions about his behavior.
Submarine B-2 Lost After Collision With Amerika
Dover October 4 The British submarine B-2 was sunk after a collision with Hamburg-Amerika liner Amerika off Kent. Fourteen crew drowned while Lieut Milo Richard J. Pulley was the sole survivor among fifteen. The B-2, an early 1900s craft, measured about 100 feet in length and 12 feet 7 inches beam.
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Dover
Hug
Amerika
Kent
Milo
Richard J. Pulley
Thener Amerika
Seven Women Shot in Tampa Angin case Unfolds
Viola Danford, white resident of 11th Street, was shot in the back in Tampa. It marks the seventh woman shot by an unknown assailant in two weeks, with five victims being Black women. A week earlier Mrs Juan Rodriguez, also white, was killed allegedly by the same shooter. A recent pistol duel following the shootings resulted in a police doubling in the district. Burdock Blood Bitters advertised as a remedy for indigestion and blood purification.
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Tampa
Fla
Viola Danford
Angassin
Juan Rodriguez
Danford
Indian dance history and a kidney remedy endorsement
A Minneapolis dispatch notes that Pueblo Indians before Columbus practiced dances resembling the turkey trot and animal dances, including a snake dance, later highlighted in Minnesota history class. The ad then recounts reader testimonials praising Dean's Kidney Pills, with an engineer from Walhalla, South Carolina claiming relief after years of locomotive vibrations, noting the pills sold nationwide for 60 cents by Foster Milburn Co. in Buffalo, NY.
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Minneapolis
Minn
America
University of Minnesota
Mrof
WH. Swift
Mexico
Wathilla
Dean
Hughes
Waculty Tin
Walhalla
S.C
Alnee
Foster-Milburn ,O
Buffalo
New York
United States
Dean's
Sisters Plead for Baby Brother in Prisoner’s Pardon Request
Tears mark pleas by two sisters of Charles Sutton, serving four years for robbery, who seek a pardon for their brother once loved as a baby and now a prisoner. They described hardships after his elopement with a girl of sixtee n in Indiana and how a conman named Knox lured him into crime. The family pleads with Capt. Wiley Williams to aid a formal petition, while the mother nears collapse and the parents plan a golden wedding anniversary.
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Charles ‘Sutton
Wiley Williams
Prison Commission
Commission
Charles
Sutton
Kentucky
Indiana
Bourke
A. R. Knox
Knox
Mmit
Atlanta
Capt. Williams
Furthe
Patriots praise new Palmetto State paper arrivals
In Lavonia Georgia's Times and the Liberty South Carolina Gazette, editors laud recent newspaper launches amid strong regional presses in Walhalla Westminster and Seneca. The piece hopes Liberty's paper sustains its strong, healthy state and meets regional standards. The item notes a startling statistic that snakes killed 22,600 people in Africa last year.
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Lavonia
Times
The
Gazette
Liberty
D. C
Palmetto
Walhalla
Westminster
Seneca
South Carolina
Africa
Clean and Unclean Bible Questions Club Sunday 1912
The International Press Bible Question Club publishes a Sunday school quiz from October 13 1912 focusing on Mark VII 1 23 and Romans 14 17. It asks about ceremonial washings traditions hypocrites and the value of ceremonial religion and ends with a lesson for October 20 1912 Mission to the Gentiles.
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International Press Bible Question Club
Jerusalem
Jesus
Miss Gould Gives $10,000 to Portsmouth YMCA Fund
Miss Helen Gould donated ten thousand dollars toward a goal of one hundred thousand dollars for a YMCA fund in Portsmouth Virginia. The announcement notes the gift is from Miss Gould and supports the local YMCA drive in Norfolk area.
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Norfolk
Helen Gould
Portsmouth
International Press Bible Question Club Notice
International Press Bible Question Club notice appears with incomplete text indicating an address issue and participation details. The readable fragment references club identity and a location hint but lacks concrete actions or dates.
Question Editor Seeks Reader Requests for Suggestive Questions
The Keowee Courier invites readers to request answers to any question from The Suggestive Questions on the Sunday School Lesson by Rev Dr Linscott. Send date of lesson, question number, full name and address, and specify how the Qs help you. Answers may appear in columns or be mailed from the office.
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Keowere
Leseon Iself
Dr. Linscott
Lingcott
Keowee
Walhal
A Telephone Mistake Sends Caller to Widow’s Home
A man seeking Anderson misdialed and reached Mrs Anderson at a widow’s residence. The startled caller fled the line after a polite but abrupt interruption, realizing his error only by the directory listing. The tale ends with the caller noting the misdial and leaving the call.
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Anderson
Statlon
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