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Hickory Democrat

Location

Hickory, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1915

Page

4

Local Notices and Coal Production Figures 1914 Virginia

Editor J F Miller returns from Richmond while others journey to Virginia. Social visits include Miss Yount and Miss Kirkpatrick. Five quarts whiskey seized. humorous anecdote follows. Virginia coal output 1914 totaled 7,959,536 tons valued at $8.03 million, down from 1913 due to coke demand, with improved mining efficiency and higher per-man output yet lower days worked.

J. F. Miller Richmond K. A. Price Virginia Mary Yount Morganton J. L. Yount M. Furman Barnwell S.C Essie Robinson Kings Mountain Yorkville Enquirer Evelyn Douglas Charlotte Adele Kirkpatrick Hickory Yorkville Watauga Mooresville John Smith Relat Lancaster S. C M. I. Stirewall Lenoir Cullere Mulberry Ind St. Pau Church Wiedner Institute Washington C.E. Leer Virginia Geological Survey United States Geological Survey Geological Survey Appalachian Province

Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Hearld Testimonies

A chorus of women describe relief from ailments through Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Claims include backache relief and improved daily function after use, with testimonials from Mrs Harry Fisunn of Nicetown and others across cities.

Lydia E.pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham Harry Fisunn Deunton St Nicetown Providence

Elephant mother and playful calf in timber yard mischief

A Burma timber tale recounts a calf elephant feigning mischief to stall a log haul. The infant's prank escalates as the mother strains, the log chain breaks, and the pair engage in a dramatic chase ending with the calf sobbing and the mother tenderly cleaning him at dinner. The incident is shared by a narrator named Chums.

Burma India

Doan’s Kidney Pills Endorsed by Hickory Reader

A Hickory woman reports backache that made housework and chores difficult especially washing and sweeping. She credits Doan’s Kidney Pills with relief after reading about the product and following its use. Mr J Z Alexander of 948 Sixth Street also endorses the remedy for kidney trouble.

Dean J. Z. Alexander Sixth St Hickory Doan

Mission of the Rural Church

Rev Jno A Rice argues the church has three tasks: evangelization, religious education at the door as a church school, and Christianizing the social order. He urges rural churches to act as continual centers of faith, training, and social reform, linking faith to daily life and economic prosperity through agriculture.

Jno A. Rice D. D St. John Church, South Louis America School of Religion Church School Jesus

Nation’s dinner table numbers reveal imports in demand

The article notes vast domestic production of meats cereals and vegetables but highlights the American housewife’s demand for foreign farm goods worth 200 million dollars annually. It argues many of these goods could be produced domestically to reduce dependence on imports.

Nebuchadnezzar United States

Dean's Kidney Pills Ad From Foster-Milburn Co

An old newspaper ad touts Dean's Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo with claims to restore energy and back pep. It mentions a price of 0 cents and urges buyers not to simply ask for a kidney remedy. A stray line notes no 67 bird rescues in the United States where wild fowl may live unmolested.

Luta’s Dean Alexander Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo United States

Bettie Bullock Letter From Catron Ky Describes Illness and Relief

A Catron Kentucky correspondent recounts Bettie Bullock’s four year battle with debilitating womanly troubles. She explains periods of limited mobility, severe left side pains, and fleeting improvement from medical treatment before remaining bedbound. The letter notes gradual relief after an unspecified remedy began to help.

Catron

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