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Newspaper
Hickory Democrat
Location
Hickory, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1911
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR lists strawberry plant varieties Exzelsior Michel Heflin Bubach Laly Thomas Follard Pickery NC. Mentions timing in November and general cultivar names though text is garbled and unclear. Names appear without clear context or actionable details.
The piece describes the New York World weekly edition priced economically as a practical daily alternative. It outlines the cheaper two cent daily price, and notes the weekly issue appears every other day except Sunday. It mentions the regular subscription rate and distribution details.
A 1911 Sunday school commentary discusses Omri and Ahab as the worst kings of the ten tribes, noting their evil deeds and God’s long suffering. It contrasts Asa’s Judah reign with Israel’s wicked rulers, cites prophetic judgment, and emphasizes final vindication for the righteous at the resurrection.
The text cites biblical prophecies from Isaiah and Revelation to warn of pride and corruption. It links Jezabel’s wickedness to modern misguidance and forewarns that God will punish the world for sin. A verse from Proverbs urges repentance or sudden destruction without remedy.
An aged newspaper fragment advertises Deans Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY and Hall s Catarrh Cure claiming relief from kidney and urinary troubles backache and headaches. It includes testimonials and mis-spaced text with asks readers to buy products. The snippet also mentions a school composition prize and a pony poem by a student, with unrelated advertising copy and postal marks.
In North Carolina two towns feel the rush of work as mills report rising activity. A man seeking assistance for a Newton mill told the Democrat he joined four others in Gastonia on a similar quest.
Mr and Mrs J F Rabb celebrated their golden wedding at home in Lenoir on Tuesday January 10. Married in Catawba county on January 10, 1861, Rabb is 70 and Mrs Rabb 73. The Newton Enterprise records the event.
In a courthouse gathering last Friday night Newton boosters heard committee reports on an oil mill. Officials said the project now appears assured and would benefit Newton, farmers, and the county, with new reasons emerging in favor of the venture.
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