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Newspaper
Hickory Democrat
Location
Hickory, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1907
Page
8
Readers are urged to consult Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female troubles. Letters from Elizabeth Wynn and Hulda Kugler praise its restorative claims, claiming relief from cramps headaches and related symptoms within months, with free guidance offered.
Letter by C L Miller and B A Whitener dated July 23 1907 asserts authority to regulate conduct at Lenoir College baseball games on church property Hickory managers are urged to ensure a clean exhibition. threats of prosecution for gambling swearing drinking and rowdyism are issued if disreputable behavior continues. The notice warns that the grounds may be closed to public use for the summer if standards fail to improve.
The North Carolina Press Association and editors traveled from Morehead City to Washington by special Norfolk Southern train. About forty attendees were hosted by local officials, toured the city, and enjoyed social events including a moonlight sail and a banquet at Elks Hall. Washington and its surroundings show rapid growth and potential as a major East Coast city. Miss Laura Josephine Bridgman planned a Hickory visit, having been there about a year earlier.
J Gavin, a resident for 26 years, is visiting his sister in LA Summerow for a few weeks, with the trip described as a short stay in the area.
SME Harry Linke and family of Fort Mills returned home Monday after a visit here with his parents.
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