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Newspaper
Pickens Keowee Courier
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1900
Page
4
A damaged OCR page from The Reotwce Courier includes advertising rates, obituaries, notices, and editorial fragments. The noisy text mentions subscription prices, printing terms, and various unauthenticated names and phrases, with commentary on public discourse and political references from the era.
Jossiva W Ashley argues for local self government over liquor. She opposes the State dispensary and favors county control with elected boards and bonds. She questions central power in Columbia and urges counties to decide their own liquor policies.
State Superintendent McMahan cautions teachers and trustees to enforce the certificate law. Only teachers with a valid two year certificate issued by the State Board or county board may be contracted, with pay warrants contingent on county superintendent approval. Certificates expire in two years and may be renewed after summer school or acceptable excused absence. A strict rule prohibits employing relatives in a school district without written county board approval, and the phrase highlights enforcement against personal interest in teacher selection.
A New York merchant recalls Stonawall Jackson as a youth who faced a test of character after a risqué image circulated among college students. Jackson dismissed the image as silly and evil, and the anecdote frames a reflection on virtue, manliness, and personal reform within a broader moral discourse.
A humorous, misread incident in a railway refreshment room shows Phopmanenger hungry and in a hurry mispronouncing requests. The elegant gentleman nearby reacts with a calm, slightly mocking smile while the scene unfolds over a shared meal.
The text lists scattered names Georgit Alibama Lehtik and Lehtik casTORn fa Bonra the V, mentions 200 Horsex in Australia and 1,000 miles from Buffalo to Dc, with prices, dates, and references to a Tennessee State Board of Health and various places like Florida and Virginia. It reads as a garbled OCR of a periodical page with erratic numbers and incomplete sentences.
Partial OCR text shows a dated schedule in the Charleston to Columbia route region with scattered place names Branchville and Tinmar k. The readable items reference historical travel between Charleston and Columbia in Upper South Carolina and North Carolina, with sparse street and avenue mentions. The fragmentary nature limits precise details or dates.
A garbled OCR page fragment presents Castoria marketing for infants and children intermingled with nonsensical phrases. It includes stray references to rates, conventions, and various unrelated terms, producing an unreadable mix of brand mentions and disjointed sentences.
Fragmentary text shows garbled names and phrases, lacking coherent event or details. No clear person, place, date, or organization can be identified, making a reliable summary impossible from the readable lines.
Disjointed lines mention Tutt's Liver Mills and Tutt's Liver Pills claiming cures for headaches indigestion malaria and other ailments. The garbled text also references prunes tariffs and a planetary geocentric note, producing a confused, partially legible newspaper fragment with no clear event or date.
Excursion tickets from Charleston to multiple southern cities will be sold for round trips with intermediate stops. Prices include a set fare and deposits with agents. tickets are nonrefundable after presentation. Returns issued only upon receipt of vouchers, with restrictions and connections noted.
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