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Hickory Democrat

Location

Hickory, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1914

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Candidate R Preston Sets Out Constructive Congressional Platform

Charlotte candidate R Preston outlines rural credits freight rates and immigration reforms plus good roads and federal aid in western North Carolina. He criticizes Mr Webb on attendance and judiciary work, pledges county secretaries and no private pay, and calls for April 16 public record disclosure.

Congress Washington Webb Agricultural Department General Education Board Judiciary

Sweetwater School Closes After Successful Year

Sweetwater school closed last Thursday with songs recitations and dialogues by pupils. A short talk by Mr J W Mouser urged women to form a club aiding the Farmers Union Local. Mouser and Miss Olive Ingold led the year with many Hickory residents attending, including Misses Bessie Arabella Johnson and Ellen White.

Sweetwater J. W. Mouser Farmers’ Union Olive Ingold Hickory Bessie Arabella Johnson Ellen White

Paint Now If You Ought To Have Painted All Year

An advertisement argues for painting now rather than waiting, claiming higher paint and labor costs later and that more paint is needed the longer the project is delayed. It promotes Devoe brand paint sold by F. B. Ingold.

Devoe Adv F. B. Ingold

Cortright Metal Shingle Ad vocate notice request

A brief notice urges readers to obtain a copy of the Cortright Metal Shingle Ad vocate from the Cortright Metal Roofing Co of Philadelphia. It claims the magazine contains roofing data worth reading and asks readers to mention seeing the notice in The Democrat.

Cortright Metal Shingle Advocate Cortright Metal Roofing Co Philadelphia

Thawing frost ends as April rains bring cough relief

April weather brings illness and cold symptoms with fever and a persistent cough. Dr. King's New Discovery is advertised as a remedy to soothe inflamed throats and lungs, relieve coughing, and restore health with a money back guarantee. Mr. J T Davis of Stickney Corner Maine reports being cured after other remedies failed. Also Bucklen's Arnica Salve is pitched for sores.

Bucklen

Suffrage talk by Lear Engle at Travelers' Club meeting

Miss Lavinia Engle of the National Suffrage Association, a southern advocate, spoke at the Travelers' Club on equal suffrage during her visit to Hickory. She discussed coal and state league ideas and a committee was formed to stay in touch with the work, with Miss Mary Campbell Shuford as chair and Mrs. E B Cline as secretary-treasurer.

Travelers’ Club Aara Aiss Lavinia Engle Maryand National Suffrage Association South Miss Engle Engle Hickory B. Cline Mary Campbell Shuford E. B. Cline Ted

Genealogical History of Jacob Yoder by G M Yoder

Genealogical history traces Jacob Yoder born December 13 1767 through his youth during the Revolution and his family ties to Catherine Dellinger with land disputes and migrations to Indiana Monroe County. It cites lineage from Henry Yoder and Jacob Yoder back to Conrad Yoder who arrived from Switzerland in 1751. Prof Albert H Yoder of Whitewater Wisconsin is noted as a descendant.

Webb Washington Jacob Yoder Kings’ Mountain Catherine Dellinger John Barbara Dellinger Henry Whitener Dellinger Hickory Road Henry Catherine Joseph Barbara Ind Monroe County Albert H. Yoder State Normal School of Wiscon Whitewater G. M. Yoder Henry Yoder

Death of Capt John Hanson in Newark Bay dredge disaster

Narrative reports Capt John Hanson master of a stone barge fell into Newark Bay and was drawn 2000 feet through a government sand dredge pipe. His body was later recovered in four pieces after passing through the pipe. An identifying pocket note confirmed the victim. An advertisement for Burdock Blood Bitters accompanied the account.

Newark John Hanson Newark Bay Newark Meadows Captain Hanson

Ruined Appomattox site clings to memory of surrender

The village once at the heart of Appomattox County around the surrender on April 9, 1865 lies in ruins. Only three weathered houses remain, one occupied by a farmer with a large unfamiliar family. The North Carolina monument bears inscriptions tied to the last actions of the Army of Northern Virginia, and the site is overgrown with weeds and pines.

Kings Mountain North Carolina Freedom South Carolina Shackleford Appomattox Lee Virginia Appo * Matox County Court House Square Court House Carolina Monument South Caro van Grimes General Assembly of North Carolina Appomattox H. A. London E. J. Holt W. T. Jenkins Cyrus S. Watson A.D. McGill Bethel Fartheat Gettya

President Wilson Back Local Option on Liquor Policy

President Wilson favors local option on liquor questions and opposes adding prohibition to party platform. He upholds a 1911 letter to Rev. Thomas B. Shannon while governor of New Jersey declaring support for local option. He supports local self-government and community control over licensing.

Wilson Daniels New Jersey Thomas B. Shannon Newark N. J Tam Cam

Electric Bitters touted for health and vitality

An advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a great spring tonic for tired women recovering from strain and illness. It claims benefits for stomach, liver, and kidneys with relief guaranteed or money back. Also mentions a cold cure and warns against harsh laxatives, urging readers to try Dean's Regulators as a gentler option.

J. C. van de Lande Kirkland Ill

State Hospital Officers Elected At Annual Board Meeting

Rufus Clark returns from Morganton where the State hospital board held its regular meeting. Officers were re-elected with Clark as secretary and Morisanton’s president. Executive committee members Davis Clark and Tate continued. Scroges keeper of hospital affairs. salary raised to 1800. Miss Cilla Summers named matron succeeding Mrs Marsh, who has been infirm in feeble health. The four month report shows 1302 patients with 56 admissions, 2 discharges, 17 deaths. 54 applicants denied due to lack of room. Receiving building for women and a 75 man dormitory will be erected, ready next fall.

Stateville Rufus Klark Morganton State Hospital Morsanton Clark Statesville Davis A. E. Tate High C Campbell

Bris bane lauds country editors as national policemen

Arthur Brisbane, hailed as the world's greatest editor, praises country weeklies and anti-weeklies for supporting honest government. He told 250 national ad agency representatives that every editor who funds a paper helps the republic and deserves proper reward. The Shelby Highlander notes his view that prosperity sustains effective local oversight.

Arthur Biscane Larst Syndicate of Papers Orner Republic Brisbane United States Shelby Highlander

Federal Control of Radium Bearing Lands Proposed

Debate in the Senate opened on a bill for government control of radium bearing lands in the West. Senator Walsh cited radium ore in Colorado Utah Montana and possibly other states and promised full discussion of the committee report on curative properties before detailed consideration. The record notes concerns about overpromising a cancer cure and references Dr Thomas Electric Oil as an advertised emergency remedy.

Senate West Walsh Mines Committee Colorado Utah Montana Gall Works Congress

City Schools 10 Close April 2 After Successful Year

City schools announce a very successful year with a 20 percent white school enrollment gain to 796 in primary and grammar grades and 256 in the colored school. total pupils 1,? and 131 new white pupils. new high school domestic science for girls proposed. readings, spelling, writing emphasized. Miss Wessinger and Miss Yoder recital at Lenoir College. local bakery wrapping bread cited as sanitary example.

S. F. Watson Clinton S. C Stella Wessinger Yoder Lenoir Colege Mollie Fetzer Reidsville L.R. Whitener

Dr King's New Life Pills and Bucklen's Arnica Salve Ad

Spring health booster ad touts Dr King's New Life Pills as a mild non griping laxative to cleanse the stomach liver and kidneys and flush waste while claiming to cure constipation and improve well being Bucklen's Arnica Salve is promoted for all hurts and aches with a call to buy at the druggist for home use.

Dr. King Buckien All Harts

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