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Newspaper
Pickens Keowee Courier
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1900
Page
2
The notice lists numerous dry goods items including wart remedies, patent pins, and a wide assortment of shoes and slippers for children. Prices and exact items are unclear due to damaged text, but the page emphasizes a broad footwear selection with several styles and sizes.
Fragmented OCR text from a Thursday Aeotwee Courier page includes advertising rates subscription details and notices. The readable portions reference advertising prices, circulation terms, and a conduct of notices alongside varying names and businesses. The passage remains garbled but suggests promotional and legal notice content typical of a local weekly issue.
A long report from the Haition of Women's Clubs of the South convention outlines plans for education, travel libraries, and farm and factory outreach. Highlights include Kindergartens in factories, free transportation for library distributions, and calls for stronger Southern cooperation in bird protection and civil service reforms. The gathering praises Elena Coleman for leadership and notes ongoing federation efforts across states.
A Clemson visit by Ty Roper sparks plans for campus surveys and chapel talks aimed at student benefit. Charleston’s Langley joins as a former student and new hire at General Electric while county and municipal candidates announce for Democratic primary elections. Fire damages a hotel in Greenville with losses of about 30,000 dollars. Local figures Wade Barnes and others announce candidacies for county superintendent, sheriff, coroner, clerk of court, and other posts, all subject to Democratic primary rules.
Multiple citizens in Geones and Oconee counties declare candidacies for County Treasurer Auditor and County Supervisor. The statements press allegiance to the Democratic primary and invite support from friends and party members ahead of the upcoming May primary.
A distressed narrator fears hereditary tuberculosis passing from a grandmother. They describe coughing, losing weight, and weak lungs. They question remedies like cod liver oil, noting it upsets the stomach and that only the strong can tolerate it. The fragment ends with uncertainty about what to take.
The palatable emulsion promises easy digestion and recovery through fresh air exercise and steady use. Hypophosphites aim to fortify the nervous system while cod liver oil nourishes the body, though some wording is unclear.
Prices and not men no NCL goods. In Dey Goods a line of drints in many colors at per yard. Chocks, vents, drilling, and various fabrics priced by the yard. Yard wide sheeting, unbleached shootinge, cottonados, serim, damask, lawn and modine offered with low per yard figures. See offerings and compare.
A fragmented item notes cotton rowels and various goods including Tostery Mitts Vins Vioa Cravats polos and lace window curtains. Mentions heat the dows and fashion accessories like banded items and hems. Reading is partial with several misspellings.
Local shop offers a wide assortment including canned tomatoes fruit preserves and butter. Special selections include Dove and California tomatoes marketed with emphasis on freshness and convenience for customers shopping for everyday pantry needs.
A small-town shop lists a broad selection of cigarettes and cigars under familiar brands. Staff note steady demand as customers browse in the quiet storefront.
Fragmentary ad text describes mixed shoe styles and prices. Mentions Oxfords and sandals and various brands or terms like Mixizos and Shaw. Readers are prompted to visit or purchase footwear items before deadlines or events.
Fragmentary OCR text lists varied hardware terms and items such as Mow Blocks and Heel lett Clousses, with many garbled words and names. The readable elements suggest a catalog or list of hardware components and related brands, though specifics remain obscured.
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