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Newspaper

Yorkville Enquirer

Location

York, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1908

Page

4

Hair Hunt Tale Told by Senator Scott in Cloak Room

Senator Nathan B. Scott recounts a humorous story about a judge and his wife obsessed with removing hairs from the judge's clothes. A long haired visitor amplifies the chase as the wife continually yanks hairs from pocket and hymnbook during sermons, ending with the judge joking about her mania.

Nathan B. Scott West Virginia Sutherland Sisters Yank Five Yank Number William Mary Scott

Odd courtroom tale and a Christmas stocking quip

A journalist recounts a two part anecdote with Justice Brewer allegedly authoring a tale about Billy and a dollar loan. The second part involves a witness’s question to Mary and an on appeal reversal for a missing answer. A final quip notes people who hang silk stockings at Christmas get more.

Mary Sap Justice Brewer United States Supreme Court Mary

Died in Fort Mill and Texas kin to be buried together

Chester items report the death of Mr. Thomas Thomasson in Fort Mill after lung trouble. His sister died in Texas and both bodies are to be buried in Fort Mill cemetery, a poignant coincidence. Also noted are local notices on Miss Leila DaVega's family, a Florida death, whisky seizure, and plans for a Chester state league baseball team with manager B P Caldwell and players Pressly Wideman and Grier from Due West.

Thomas Thomasson Fort Mill Texas Brother Nannie Rothrock Yorkville Alice Craig Sam Bankhead Baby Ann Mayo W. O. McKeown Cornwell T. B. McKeown Fort Lawn Florida Comney Leila DaVega E. L. Chevasse Lexington Kentucky Chevasse America Tobacco Company Rockingham N.C J. G. Howze Ella Baskins Lewis Turnout Chester Lincolnton B. P. Caldwell Buck” Pressly J. W. Wideman Caldwell W. P. Grier Due West Gaston

High Cost To Fire Massive French Army Gun

The report notes that firing a single shot from one of the largest artillery pieces in service with the French army costs more than 1000 francs or dollars, reflecting the weapon’s scale and expense for military operations.

Big Tom Wilson Dies Revered North Carolina Mountain Guide

Raleigh News and Observer reports the death of Big Tom Wilson at 84 in Yancey County. A famed guide and hunter, he helped locate Dr Elisha Mitchells body atop Mt Mitchell after a weeklong search led by him and his party.

Big Tom” Wilson Yancey County Big Tom Tom Wilmington Elisha Mitchell Dr. Mitchell Robert Patton Atlantic Asheville Mt. Mitchell Raleigh News and Observer

Questioning the Ancient Generals in a Medical Mentor Tale

A Chicago physician recalls Dr. Nicholas Senn at Rush Medical College posing a test question. He cites Senn comparing a student's vague reply to a history exam where the student sidesteps by asking if Caesar or Hannibal was greater, then answering affirmatively based on who they were.

Gastonia T. N. Huddleston Yorkville S. C Grier Crowder C. M. Crowder King’s Mountain John Puckett Shelby Pucket Puckett Wesleyan W. H. Ramsey Chester Southern Oil Company J. J. Hardin King R. B. Shields Archon Geo. L. Webb G. W. Taylor George L. Wright T. L Austin W. L. Roberts J. A. Johnson Cy Moore F. Moore R. R. Ray Jno C. Rankin I. F. Mabry Mecklenburg Superior Court Charlotte Harry Starnes Albion Cotton Mills Mt. Holly Starnes George Sherer D. W. Padgett N. F. Farr California Gazette Bessemer City J. P. Chandler Chandler R. L. Thornburg Oman Chicago Nicholas Senn Senn Rush Medical College Sean Hannibal Caesar Enquirer R. E. McFarland L. M. Grist A. W. McFarland

Skin pores per square inch in humans

The fact notes that human skin contains about 2500 perspiration pores per inch, illustrating the dense distribution of sweat glands across the body.

Consumption and Fresh Air Debate on Tuberculosis Cure

Dr. Joseph Walsh of the Philips Institute argues that altitude and climate do not cure tuberculosis. discipline and diet at sanitariums drive recovery. He warns against sleeping arrangements and polluted heated air, noting air quality and moisture impact TB spread, citing 1892 death rates and that many adults have had TB with high recovery.

Joseph Walsh Philips Institute Plastic Club White Haven Walsh Philadelphia Ledger

Doan's Kidney Remedy Promises Clean Blood Filters

The article explains kidney function, noting the kidneys filter all blood every three minutes and remove about 500 grains of impurities daily when healthy. It links poor filtration to back pain, headaches, skin issues, rheumatism, gout, and other ailments, urging readers to use Doan's.

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Billy Big Tom Wilson Court House S.C Loftin Robert M. Sherrer Ss. T. Ferguson Stevenson Isaac H. Norris S. Ie Ferguson W. W. Lewis J. Edgar Poag Rock Hill, S. C the National Union Bank Rock Hill, South Carolina James Huggins W. Main St S. CC Dean Dale & Stubblefield Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States Doan THE Enquirer Office L. M. Grist's Sons O. P. Heath W. S. Neil V. Pt R. E. Heath Sec Yorkville B. & M. Company Yorkville Banking and Mercantile CO J.J. Grier Rock Ishand System Hotels and Commissaries New York Life Building Kansas City, Mo W. H. Kelly Mutual Benefit Life Ins. Co. of N. J Mass Building City Mr. Kelly New York Legislative Committee J. J. Grier Grier Sam M. Grist Aving York County T. B. Brakefield L. R. Wiliams W. S. Wilkerson Admr Plese Ss. B. Thompson W. E. Ferouenn Etare R. B. McClain J.C. Wilborin J. R. Ferguson Clover Filbert J. M. Stroup A. J. Parrott W. H. Sparrow Bethel Church Patrick Samuel Miller Bullock’s Creek Kelly Inman Williams Place J. R. Faires Jno. Smith New Zion Church Ramah Bethany Bone Campbell W. T. Nichols Bullock's Creek Hoodtown J. H. Pankhead McConnellsville G. W. Foster James Feemster Miller Place J. C. Walborn State OF South Carolina County of York Court of Common Pleas Sarah M. Johnson Mary Jane Boyd Martha Kate Thomasson Springs & Burwell E. B. Springs B. E. Starnes Edward Starnes Joseph Starnes Margaret Starnes Beulah Starnes Thomas Dewey Starnes B. BE. Starnes Elizabeth Starnes Stokes Clerk of Court of Common Pleas Wilson Building D. C Finley & Jennings Ascoats Southern Gardener's Practical Manual Newman Southern Gardener’s Post L. M. Grist’s Sons Tre Wegeel Rd Bank OF Clover Clover Main Street Westerleigh Laura E. Parish Woodmen of the World
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