Anderson News Notes and Local Updates
J J Norton formerly in Anderson now with Robert Moore Co New York apot cotton dealers spent Friday in the city Presbyterians in Anderson show strong interest in South Carolina Presbytery meeting late this month a new Presbytery may be formed from Anderson Pickens and Oconee counties Walter W Smith of New York attended his father Judge D A Smith s funeral at Walhalla and is noted as a skilled typographer and former Keowee Courier editor Judge Smith once worked at the Intelligencer cases in Greenville News and later ran a Columbia daily before moving to Walhalla and becoming a Keowee Courier part owner and Probate Judge of Oconee county JW scholar Eay a Walhalla laner and United States Commissioner for Oconee county registered at Blue Ridge Hotel last night Mr Shelor a Keowen Courier owner noted as old state weekly Hollister s Rocky Mountain Ten promises relief for indigestion constipation and blood issues Dr J W Bell Andrew Varnegto a vagrant Pittsburg Pa October 13 declaring Ebner Stevenson a vagrant release from 30 days work house due to adequate funds witnesses claim Stevenson worked and had money Brennan argues Andrew Jarnegle as potential similar case Judge Swearengen releases Stevenson Foley Kidney Cate advertised by Dr J W Pelt
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Clergyman Reads Novel At Saint Stephen's Church
Rev. Guy R. Jamison read the first installments of his novel Captain Jackiin's Club to Totensville Staten Island parishioners at Saint Stephen's. Ten typewritten pages were read in about half an hour as he plans weekly readings for three months to boost church attendance and promote temperance and statewide abolition of saloons.
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Caterpillars in Spartanburg Explained by Waller
Dr C B Waller of Wofford College explains a local appearance of caterpillars that sting and cause pain. The nocturnal bombyloid Lagna species causes irritation with fine sharp hairs. specimens show oval bodies with brown or yellow hair. They spin cocoons after a few days, and children are advised to avoid bites. A drug ad for Beos Laxative Cough Syrup is included from local sellers.
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Bees Confirmed Tapers In New Jersey Honey Effects
Honey from dahlias in New Jersey was linked to a dazing effect on bumblebees after tasting the sweet substance. Observers say the insects stagger, fall, and act intoxicated, with some returning for more and becoming repeat drinkers. The note also mentions Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil as a remedy for aches and pains in emergencies.
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Artist Ferdinand Earle Angling for Europe After Family Split
New York October 13 Ferdinand Pinney Earle the artist who left his wife and child to pursue his affinity Miss Julia Kuttner plans to sail for Europe after a rest in Battle Creek Michigan neighbors say his trip will be for art study but some expect a reconciliation with his wife Earle’s two year old son Harold remains in Paris with Mrs Earle and Miss Kuttner is a frequent visitor at 217 West 78th Street.
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Clemson Wins Suit Over Untagged Fertilizer Car
In Orangeburg the Court of Common Pleas completed a case against Jennings & Smoak Molony & Carter and Cudahy Packing Company. The jury found for the State with $662.50 awarded against Cudahy Packing Company and no damages against Jennings & Smoak or Molony & Carter. Inspector Mackay for Clemson College seized the untagged fertilizer car pending court action.
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Printer Cusser Dead and Name Punctuation Debate
The Washington obituary notes a printer known for cursing out many printers and mentions a name written It WJ Rhees with two letters and a period causing identity concerns. Professor Rhees was affiliated with the Smithsonian and the death caused inconsistent newspaper spellings nationwide.
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Gold vein found under East River near Brooklyn Bridge
Workers from the Department of Bridges report a gold bearing quartz vein beneath the East River near the Brooklyn Bridge. Two pounds of ore yielded gold estimated at $40 in value, suggesting a potential $24,000 per ton. City funds would gain if verified, with further tests planned.
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Surgery to Restore Sanity at Medico-Chirurgical Hospital
A risky operation in Philadelphia yesterday used X rays and a surgeon’s knife to treat Samuel Blumenthal, 26, long insane, by removing a bone button pressing on the brain. Dr. Ernest LaPlace led the team. Blumenthal’s condition improved and no organic damage appeared after the skull was opened and the hard bone removed.
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Foley's Honey and Tar Remedy Rides Safe Label Notice
Notice to Our Customers states Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs colds and lung troubles is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug Law as it contains no opiates or harmful drugs. Dr J W Bell endorses it as a safe remedy for children and adults.
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Prohibition Vote in Asheville Sets Saloons for 1908
In Asheville North Carolina a by a 848 majority voters approved delaying saloon operation until January 1 1908 Pro prohibition leaders included W H Whitson and JB Glenn with Rev Ham and others leading large meetings at the auditorium and County Court House speakers such as J C Pritchard J H Herriman State Senator Webb and Rev Rutledge Also advertised were a pile remedy product unnamed with Dr J W Bell and W A Lune Hoy involved.
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Age No Bar Kidney Pain Cure Ad Promises
An old fashioned advertisement touts relief for kidney and urinary ailments claiming widespread benefits across ages in South Carolina. It cites Doan's Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo as a cure, featuring a testimonial from J W Powell of Columbia and urging readers to buy at 50 cents from various dealers.
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The man who loves a baby sings hope in toil
A Detroit Free Press item extols a man who loves a baby as a source of strength, noting his warmth, resilience, and unfailing cheer amid life’s woes. The verse frames fatherly devotion as a remedy for hardship, inspiring continued effort and courage.
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