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Newspaper
Pickens Keowee Courier
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1902
Page
2
The Meotoce Courier lists rates and policy terms for notices and tributes. Obituary notices up to one hundred words are free. longer notices are charged one cent per word with cash accompanying the manuscript. Advertising rates are described as reasonable.
Walhalla editors feud over demagogue labels and misprints as local papers spar about honesty, taxation and editorial ethics. Citations praise and question candidates J M Parnick of Anderson for Adjutant General and Patrick of Anderson, with barbed remarks about misprints and prophetic claims.
A fable from The Sunday School Visitor features the clock parts arguing over speed and deadlines. The second, minute, and hour hands urge each other to mind their own business and do their tasks in their own way, ending with a moral about self reliance.
A Sri Lanka purchaser, Chas M Cramer, lauds Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for coughs and colds, reporting quick chest cold cures and noting its effectiveness for children. Scranton six month streetcar strike ends with workers returning. new pay scales raise car men rates from 14 to 17 cents and 19 to 19 cents per hour.
The State Democratic Executive Committee met in Columbia and voted to hold the May State Convention there despite efforts to move it to Charleston. North Carolina senator Tillman attended via National Committee status as proxy. debates over voting by proxy versus regular electees were settled to allow proxy participation. The committee also rejected a Charleston venue, citing party constitution and the Exposition's influence, and adjourned after outlining rebound of local party reorganizations and notices.
The Seneca school presentation titled The Deestrick Skulo drew a large audience April in Lowery-burd street. Forty students performed with notable roles including T E Stribling and Dr K Doyle while children Lois Byrd Hunter Brownlee Chris Lowry and Gene Lewis won applause for their parts. Mrs W O Hamilton and Mrs W S Hunter led the Ladies Missionary Society officers.
The ad argues kidney and bladder trouble afflicts women and men alike draining energy and beauty. It promotes Swamp Root by Dr Kilmer & Co as a remedy available in various sizes with free sample and pamphlet, urging readers to mail for details and testimonials.
The Salem notes describe widespread planting delays and fading harvests as farmers lag behind. Local updates include F L Alexander opening stock in Salem, Hagarty moving with family, Miss Florence Whitmire at Walhalls Mills, and J S Holden visiting Fort Hill. Several injuries and illnesses are reported, plus a school closure and a fatal horse accident near Oconee.
Mr Perry Hinkle found an unconscious man near North Caslionie frond. the man recovered and went home but died shortly after. Mr Bently, a well known resident, leaves a wife and six or seven children. W Grant suffers severe pain but keeps a smile. J J B Compton moved to Salem. Lawrence Nix moves to Whitewater to take boarders. J W Cannon finishes grading Cannon hill and Lusk bill improvements hope for better roads.
The article asserts Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets are superior to pills as they are easier to take milder in effect and more reliable they cleanse and invigorate the stomach and leave the bowels natural while pills often cause constipation. Sold by J W Bell.
A Latimer letter expresses willingness to aid in Ocones school improvement by sending flower seeds and mulberry cuttings for yards. Miss Shelour has received flower seeds for White Rock Boar Swamp and Oak way schools. Mulberry cuttings are to be planted around yards and hedges with leaves sold to silk mills to fund school improvements.
Good for Rheumatism. Last fall I suffered a severe muscular rheumatism attack with little relief from many remedies. After two applications of Chamberlain's Pain Basin I improved and after one bottle was completely cured. Sallie Harris Salem New Jersey. For sale by J W Bell Roy John O Rust D D Nawh paptar of the loading Bap thateiuy engaged to preach the commencement sermon at Converse College June 1.
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