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A brief notice from BTECK SHELOK SCHRODER outlines reasonable rates for annual advertising subscriptions. The Wednesday edition cites the pricing as affordable and invites inquiries to the publishing house.
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Newspaper
Keowee Courier
Location
Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1912
Page
6
A brief notice from BTECK SHELOK SCHRODER outlines reasonable rates for annual advertising subscriptions. The Wednesday edition cites the pricing as affordable and invites inquiries to the publishing house.
Doctors at Jefferson Medical College explain a two year old boy named John Dugan has two distinct typographic initials etched in his irises. The print forms the letters J and D in the right and left eye respectively, embedded around the I and the other initial. Despite the unusual marks the child has perfect eyesight and normal development.
Ade Guyton, ex slave and county's oldest resident, died at 110 in Leba non area. A veteran of antebellum days, he observed the nation’s growth with pride and lived a steady life, honoring his Creator as he neared life's end.
The Grand record notes the death of Brother Seaborn, praising his long service in Masonry and public life. It commends dedication to duty, and memorializes him with a dedicated plaque in Blue Ridge Lodge No 8 archives. The resolution extends condolences to his family and directs copies to his kin and county papers. Committee members John A. Ansel RK T, Jaynes WC, G Hughs.
RY Zachary of Baltimore delivers an address to the Col. John A Zachary Association in Cashier's Valley recounting family lineage from three shipwrecked brothers and the pioneer rise from Surry County to the valley. He notes fourteen children, longevity, and advances from candle to modern times, praising grandparents’ character and the enduring family legacy. He recalls local history, trees, and homelife, and closes with reflections on continuity and duty.
Women of Spartanburg launched a drive for a local suffrage league after a call drew more than 30 participants at the Chamber of Commerce. They adopted resolutions condemning current conditions and planned a meeting next Wednesday to form a permanent organization, with organizers' names withheld.
Advertisement touts XL T-Richardson's Laxative Tomic as a cure for malaria chills fever and related ailments. Claims decades of use by Dr. Richardson of Anderson North Carolina and lists benefits for constipation and general weakness urging readers to buy a fifty cent or one dollar bottle from local druggists or write to R I T Dow.
At Holton ten miles north of Macon Georgia on September fifth a Southern Railway passenger train No. 6 from Atlanta derailed on a trestle. Engineer C F Scribner of Atlanta was killed instantly. several injured including Macon men Jim Burden W H Sloan A M Johnson and others. Debris and details of the crash describe the engine going into a gully, Scribner buried under the driving wheel, Burden rescued by passengers.
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