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Newspaper
Hickory Democrat
Location
Hickory, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1914
Page
2
One year cash in advance subscription rate set at $1.00. The notice specifies payment in full at the start of the term and outlines terms for renewal and delivery of the Hickory Democrat.
A brief public notice from Hickory details a matter filed at the local Post Office. It references inquiries and official handling of the presented case with procedural steps expected from residents or stakeholders.
Thursday Jan 22 1914 readers are urged to pave Trade Avenue rear of Hickory’s business block to improve sanitation and appearance. John Mitchell is named city manager succeeding C M Sherrill, praised for implementing the commission form of government. The piece notes harmony in government will spur Hickory’s growth and references Miss Nelle Patterson’s Brooklyn marriage plans and a tragedy involving Richard D. Lankford of Southern Railway. Also mentions parcel post weight trials and promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills with Bucklen ads.
A 1913 tally records forty four lynchings in the United States mostly against Black individuals, with no burnings or race-riots, plus notes on geography and causes. The report also details a death resolution for Mr. Shell by Newton Methodist Baraca Class and other local incidents including a fatal auto crash and a volcano eruption in Japan.
A Newton resident, N. J. Cleer of Pine Street, Newton NC, praises Dean's Kidney Pills for relieving back and kidney pain and improving kidney function after regular soreness and irregular action. He confirms prior endorsements and notes the pills are on sale at all dealers for 50 cents, Foster Milburn Co. is sole US agent.
The report presents cotton crop totals by county with figures for one year and a cargo comparison. Counties listed include Alexander Iredell Cleveland Gaston Lincoln and Cabarrus with respective crop totals. The data shows county by county outputs such as 2392 for Alexander and 22412 for Cleveland among others.
Washington December articles report that President Wilson has authorized Secretary Bryan to issue Governor Glenn's commission as a member of the International Boundary Commission. Bryan is out of the city and will not return until next week.
Dr Hess line disputed as Sam pies and stock books free this week announced by Whitener and Martin.
A Logansport Indiana woman describes suffering female troubles and a doctor's advice for surgery. She says she refused the operation and used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound instead, noting improvement and recommending it to others. The testimonial claims genuine letters and confidential female assistance from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
A local testimonial from Pomeroyton Kentucky recounts five years of stomach trouble and severe headaches. After trying other treatments, A J Hughes credits Thedror’s Black-Draught with curing his ailment, noting no more headaches or symptoms. The药 tonic is described as a gentle vegetable remedy for stomach and liver issues, safe for all ages, and recommended for every household.
John W. Skillen of Sidney, Ohio extols Vinol as a remedy for stomach disorders tied to poor eating habits. He claims years of trouble, weakness, and low appetite improved after using Vinol, noting stronger digestion and weight gain. Ad copy also promotes Vinci products and a money back guarantee, with Moser & Lutz of Hickory, N.C. sanctioning related salve.
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