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Newspaper

Keowee Courier

Location

Walhalla, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1912

Page

6

Regulations softened for lifeboats after steamship talks

Washington action followed a conference of steamship interests and officials in which several lifeboat safety regulations were toned down as impracticable. A Senate plan on ship safety was postponed, and changes await approval from Secretary Nagel. In New York. damaging winds and hail caused crop and property losses across coastal areas and disrupted communications.

Washington Seyi Timme Peidleoral Steamboat Inspection Service Congress Senate Committee House United States Board of Geo. Uhler Steamboat Interests’ Inspection Service Secretary of Commerce Anohor Nagel New York Connecticut Tobaccs Company

Lawyer Held on Charge of Murder in First Degree

New York attorney Burton W. Gibson was arrested on a warrant for murder in the first degree in connection with the July boating death of Rosa Monrehik Szabo at Greenwood Lake. Dr. Schultze testified that Szabo died without breathing after a possible neck strike using jiujitsu, with no water in the lungs, as a crowd gathered outside Gibson’s office.

New York Burton W. Gibson Rosa Monrehik-Szabo Greenwood Lake Dexraw Orange Gibson Dean Deeraw Royce Middletown Pon Schultze

Johnson's Wipe Tragedy: Wife of Champion Johnson suicides

In Chicago on September 12, the wife of heavyweight champion Jack Johnson shot herself after years of social ostracism for marrying a Black man. The 81 year old, daughter of Mrs. Daviderry of Brooklyn, died this morning. Johnson noted nervous attacks and possible tuberculosis, and the couple had planned a Las Vegas trip that was canceled.

Chicago Jack Johnson Ald Daviderry Brooklyn Johnson Clarence Duryea New York Las Veras New Mexico Jim Miynn Hig Vlardly Las Vegas N. M

Largest under one roof Woodside Cotton Mills expansion

At a Woodside Cotton Mills board meeting the plan was approved to increase from 3000 spindles and 2024 looms to 112000 spindles and 2050 looms. The project will be debt free after stock sales, expanding to the nation’s largest single site cotton mill. President John T Woodside has declined external capital to concentrate on local growth.

Woodside Cotton Mills Woodside Coatton Mills Haveng United States John T. Woodside Lly

Heat season weakens women and how to counter it

The article notes that hot weather weakens women causing languor and poor digestion, increasing constipation. It recommends light foods yet favors Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild, reliable bowel stimulant. It promotes the syrup sold nationwide for fifty cents a bottle and offers a free vial by writing to Dr W Caldwell in Monticello Illinois.

Callwell Caldwell

Electrification to Transform Southern Farm Life Says Experts

Farmers in the Southern states are expected to gain electricity powered heating lighting and even cooking as Tallulah Falls tower lines spread. Experts say small towns and farms will acquire modern conveniences once reserved for cities, with electric incubators and other devices becoming common in rural homes.

Atlinta Tallula Halls

Elopment Ends With Tennessee Wedding After Chase

Arthur Hagy twenty two and Myrtle Moore sixteen wed in Johnson City after a sensational pursuit from Bristol. Hagy aimed to abduct the girl, was chased by police, and fired during escapes as officers fired at tires. The couple eluded capture and married.

Bristol Tenn Arthur Hagy Myrtle Moore Johnson City Young Hagy Hagy Liberty Hall School Abington Hagg oMcer

Eighteen Nations Accept Panama Exposition Invitations

Washington reports that by Sept 12 eighteen nations had accepted invitations to the 1915 Panama Pacific Exposition in San Francisco. Nations listed include Bolivia Canada Costa Rica Cuba Dominican Republic France Great Britain Guatemala Nicaragua Panama Peru El Salvador Uruguay and Mexico provisional. A note on British provisional acceptance conditions is not explained.

Washington State Department San Francisco Bolivia Canada Cost Rica Cuba Dominican Republic Menador France Great Britain Guatemala Nicaragua Panama Peru Salvador Uruguay

Dean's Kidney Pills for Weak Kidneys Promoted

A 1900s style testimonial extols Dean's Kidney Pills for disordered kidneys with backache and urinary symptoms. J N Rowland of Malin Street, Valhalla S C, cites personal relief after purchasing from Dr. Bells drug store. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY is sole US agent. price 50 cents. Remember the name Dean's.

Dean J. N. Rowland Malin Street Valhalla 5S. C Dr. Bell Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States

Tragic Death Of Franeces Phillips In Sumter

Franeces Phil lips two and a half year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Geo R Phillips of Sumter died at Sumter Hospital Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock after eating match heads from a box she had been playing with. She ate most of the heads before being found but was not thought in danger until a short time later. Despite all efforts her life could not be saved.

Sumter Franeces Phillips Geo. R. Phillips Sumter Hospital

Cloudburst disrupts Southern Railway service near Ladson

A cloudburst near Ladson, 18 miles from Charleston, damages tracks and delays trains between Charleston and Branchville. Crews work to repair the line as passenger service runs at slow speed or stalls for hours while waters recede.

Charleston Sept. B Ladson Southern Railway Branchville

Deep Plowing Guidance For Southern Farms In Fall And Winter

Agricultural guidance urges deep plowing before winter, favoring August to December subsoil work, and warns against shallow or scrateh plowing. Recommend breaking land between now and Christmas, adding cover crops, and mixing vegetable matter to improve humus, moisture retention, and soil depth.

Anny Talt Butler

Beaverdam Lower Division Program At Bethel Baptist Church

Lower Union plans a two day session September 28 and 29 with devotional periods led by D I Mulkey and Rev. Hes ter. Talks explore baptism and salvation led by Rev L D Mitchell Rev A P Marett and others. Sunday includes Sunday school and a stewardship sermon by Rev A P Marett.

Beaverdam Association Bethel Baptist Church D. 1. Mulkey L. D. Mitchell Hester A. P. Marett T. D. Poore D. J. Spearman J. B. Duncan

Hay curing and a warning on mercurial remedies

The article extols simple cowpea hay curing without contrivances, detailing steps from field to barn to avoid molding. It then warns against mercury in catarrh remedies, endorsing Hall’s Catarrh Cure from Cheney & Co and urging readers to buy genuine internally taken medicine.

Hall KF. Cheney & Co Toledo Oho Wall Ohio I, J, Cheney & Co Fall

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