Death of Rev. C. M. Ervin in Bostic Runaway Crash
News reports Rev. C. M. Ervin of Highland died within an hour after a runaway near Bostic while traveling to Sunday school with George Bridges and a son. Bridges may be injured and the son is said to have a fractured skull. Funeral held at Olivet Grove near Newton conducted by Rev. J. D. Harte. Ervin aged about 50 leaves a wife and two children. Yoone notes Appalachian Training School opened fall term Aug 20 with large turnout and rapid dormitory progress for girls.
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C. M. Ervin
Bostic
Baptist Church
Mr. Ervin
George Bridges
Bostica
Yoone
Appalachian Training School
North Care
Card of Thanks and community sympathy note
A sincere Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to neighbors and the community for sympathy after the accident during the ill- timing Sunday evening. Mr. Geo Borman and family recount kindness and support amid the funeral of their child Paul. The note dates August 22 1914 and mentions injuries from a fall and hospital care.
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Geo. Borman
Mauch
Ball
Paul
Remarkable Cure of Dysentery by Remedy Ad
A Snow Hill North Carolina resident recounts contracting dysentery around mid July and wasting away from 145 to 125 pounds before using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. After two bottles he reports permanent relief and praises the medicine, sold by Grimes Drug Co and Lutz's Drug Store.
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Chamberlain
B. W. Hill
Snow Hill
N. C
Grimes Drug. Co
Lutz’s Drug Store
Moser Hurt While Escorting Boy Scouts on Hibriten Mountain
Mr. Moser and a group of Boy Scouts traveled to Lenoir Tuesday. While crossing Hibriten Mountain he slipped and sprained his leg. Scouts improvised a stretcher, carried him to a farm house, a buggy was secured, and he was moved to Lenoir station and transported to Hickory by train. He remains confined at home and suffers considerable pain but expects to be soon able to go out.
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A. L. Moser
Lenoir
Hibriten Mountain
Costly Treatment C H Hines Endorses Chamberlains Tablets
A Whitlow Arkansas resident recounts spending hundreds on medicines and hospital visits in St. Louis and New Orleans before using Chamberlains Tablets, which restored his health. Sold by Grimes Drug Co and Moser Luiz. Lenoir College opens September 1 with Atty W C Feimster speaking September 3. Rev J H Wannemacher hosts Sunday School at 9 45 and services at 8 pm. Holy Trinity parishioners urged to attend.
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C.H. Hines
Whitlow Ark
St. Louis
New Orleans
J. H. Wannemacher
Watauga County
Holy Trinity
Greene buys first Mitchell county resident owned car
Chas B Greene, seeking the Republican nomination for district solicitor, purchased a Ford from Hickory Garage Co. The vehicle was taken to Bakersville and marks the first automobile owned by a resident of Mitchell county.
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Chas. B. Greene
Hickory Garage Co
Bakersville
Mitchell County
Russians Claim Victories in Eastern Prussia
London reports the Russian embassy has telegrams from St. Petersburg’s general staff claiming fresh victories against Germany and Austria. The messages say Russian forces now occupy the eastern and southern halves of eastern Prussia.
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London
St. Petersburg
Germany
Prussia
For Sale Nice driving pony with buggy
Mrs E B Menzies has returned home after an extended visit in Virginia. R M Nox invites inquiries about the pony for sale and notes the animal was previously used with a buggy.
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R. M
Nox
E. B. Menzies
Virginia
How To Give Quinine To Children Tale Fragment
Fragmentary prompt appears to discuss quinine for children, confusing text hints at distur bance and aeration. No coherent event, names, dates, or organizations are identifiable for a proper news card summary.
War news from Europe slows as fronts shift
London reports a slower pace of war updates with mixed signals. Russians push in East Prussia toward Posen while Germans retreat. French forces along Alsace Lorraine repulse several attacks and maintain a strong hold on the frontier amid German pressure.
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London
East Prussia
Posen
Alsace-Lorraine
Constipation remedies offered by local druggists ad
An advertisement claims constipation causes many ailments and promotes Chamberlain's Tablets to keep bowels regular, preventing diseases. It notes availability for sale at Srimes Drug Co and Lutz's Drug Store with an advertisement reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Srimes Drag Co
Lutz
Unclear fragmentary notice mentions Dodson and refunds
Fragmentary OCR text references Dodson and a money refund, with unclear details. Mentions Sars Shemes and Maurice, plus scattered phrases about staying on your feet and medical hints. Content is garbled and non-coherent.
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South Carolina
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L. 1
Vienna
Krasnik
Poland
Lubin
Mr. Moser Hurt
Lenoir College
Atty
W. C. Feimster
Newton
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Mitch
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Fate
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