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Newspaper
Pickens Keowee Courier
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1901
Page
1
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions an Allyool Olay pape Bilin ad valio, with a price around 700 and a broad assortment of collars. The text is fragmented, lacking clear entities, dates, or locations.
Detroit dispatch reports a catastrophic Wabash Railroad collision near Seneca, Michigan, involving two passenger trains the westbound timetable delayed by Belnavis orders. At least 100 to 160 people died or were injured as fire swept the wreck. immigrant cars and multiple coaches were destroyed and medical teams rushed from Detroit, Adrian, and Montpelier to aid the wounded.
Fragmentary ad style text discusses stomach discomfort belching and sour feelings. Mentions a remedy described as Dr Pare's Gold Medal or similar pill or powder for relief, promising to cure stomach and digestion issues and improve health.
A public appeal argues against corporate control of poor families and child labor in cotton mills. It condemns industrial monopolies and calls for safeguards for workers, especially the vulnerable, urging governor support and stronger protections for moral and spiritual welfare of mill operatives and their children. It also discusses medical claims about catarrh and remedies.
Oxolquar trial records show Lean 3 Ozolgour convicted, with fees totaling 1700.50 dollars. Attorneys received 600, deputies 8110.50 for guarding, and additional sums toward the prosecutor and related officials. the state will cover the bill.
The Atlanta Journal notes Georgia sugar syrup shows high quality and adequacy to beat rival syrups. Experts cite federal agricultural tests approving Georgia syrup’s lead in sweetness and purity, predicting expanded planting of sugar cane and local syrup production.
In the Charleston area during the Benth Carolina Inter State and West Indian Exposition, women organize a child care provision at the Woman's Building. A nursery and outdoor play area will be available with trained staff, malted milk for infants, and dutiful custody.
A long letter extols a simple remedy from the New England Grover era for a deadly illness, claiming success after three to four applications. It lists notable figures and presidents associated with cures and deaths, including Washington and Lincoln, and recounts a lineage of medical anecdotes from Mount Vernon to national memory, urging reliance on this historic treatment.
An old farmer in Arkandas keeper of four oxen named Proabyte Han Baptist Epincopalian and Methodiat. He explains their quirks: Presbyterian hoists holsters and never fails, Episcopalian holds high end, and Methodist acts stubborn but will not pull unless stirred up. The tale frames each ox as a character teaching patience and labor.
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