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potato and garden pests targeted by a remedy offered by J H Darby Drugist at 15 cents per pound. warning farmers to save crops from potato squash cucumber bugs currant and tomato worms with a garden chemical product.
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Newspaper
Pickens Keowee Courier
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1900
Page
3
potato and garden pests targeted by a remedy offered by J H Darby Drugist at 15 cents per pound. warning farmers to save crops from potato squash cucumber bugs currant and tomato worms with a garden chemical product.
Fragmented text describes an auction in Muble Auction on Monday, lane 1th 1000, listing houses and parcels. Cited names like WIGASER and CD appear amid garbled lines, with references to a bank and summer plans.
A dense patchwork of names, places, and events from a county scene. It mentions political figures, church and school ties, commemorative funds, and social visits, with scattered dates, venues, and personal notes. The fragmentary text preserves a sense of community notices and local interests.
A garbled OCR entry describes an excursion to Charleston with scattered phrases about people, places, and events. Names, dates, and reliable details are unreadable, leaving a cryptic glimpse of a social outing and related mentions.
A garbled collection of items describes a harmless potato bug remedy using a herb extract, a school anniversary and a large town event at White Rock Academy, with priests and students noted. It mentions Commencement at Furman University, college leaders, and local obituaries and memorials.
Miss Mattie Sullivan visits. Mira Jarrard leaves for Gainesville for Georgia Female Seminary exercises. Ramseur excursion train to run Charlotte to Atlanta June 7 with arrival 1 65 pm. Local deaths, marriages, school notes and famine relief collection cited. Various travels, church notices, and mill village life detail the week in Westminster and nearby areas.
The Friends of numerous candidates announce runs for State Senate Circuit Solicitor Coroner County Supervisor County Commissioner Sheriff and Legislature in Oconee county, under the Democratic primary rules. Names include Mason Dieney J A Moony Geo J Winsor W N Kay W D Stewman J W Tanacn Franklin Tay Loko Namaxuen Muit Hist and many others.
A damaged OCR fragment blends eclipse thanks and assorted notices. It mentions an eclipse on a January Monday, a parade of quirky lines, medicine ads, and prices. Elements include Manila and Tennessee stamps, weathered notes, and stray product lines.
In May, the Martin dwelling near Snow Hill suffered a fire that burned the house one evening last week. About half the contents were saved, with the blaze believed accidental. The household, including women, found the fire at a back door and fought to evacuate. Neighbors Gus Hines and others were mentioned, and John Nas, aged about 75, was hospitalized for dropsy days later. Harvest time is upcoming.
An old advertisement touts Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a universal kidney remedy for back pain urinary issues and related ailments. It promises relief from water habit scalding pain and nocturnal urination with an offer of a free sample bottle and a pamphlet by mail from Kilmer & Co. of Binghamton NY.
A chaotic report details a collapse of a major firm with links to New Orleans and Macon. It notes stock movements, bankrupts, and prominent names amid a broader market upheaval. Also mentions Dr King’s remedies and Methodist Conference tensions in a melt of financial and social events.
Fragmented notice describes a limited quantity sale of textiles including Pereate and White fabrics, colored linings, and assorted white Tawna items. Mentions hats, shoves, and various colored goods. Indicates arrival delays and a mix of fabrics and accessories.
Fragmentary shopper notes reveal a chaotic listing of shoe names and brands with references to bicycles and wearables. The text hints at a shipment arrival and sale timing, but readability is poor and details are uncertain.
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