Hickory Democrat masthead and publishing details
The Hickory Democrat notes publication cadence and editor proprietor Moward A Banks. It lists post office rate terms and subscription rates, indicating a weekly local newspaper with second class mail status and pricing details.
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Hickory
Tom Watson Returns to the Democratic Party
A 1910 Atlanta special reports Tom Watson, longtime Populist leader from Georgia, returning to the Democratic fold. It notes his influence on Southern farmers, the Populist movement's rise and decline, and his pledge to work within the Democratic Party to restore old ideals and public control to the common people. Watson emphasizes unity among former supporters in Catawba County and across the South.
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Democrats
Tom Watson
Georgia
National Party
Weaver
Marion Butler
Mr. Watson
Democratic Party
Rip van
Parti
Republican Party
Watson
Catawba County
Atlanta
T. W. Hardwich
Thomas E. Watson
Hardwick
Stern
Congress
Folk's Platform: Folk Questions National Corruption Disease
Ex-Gov Folk of Missouri critiqued national corruption at a St. Louis dinner, asking if corruption is a national disease and whether government actions, including tariffs, foster graft. He argued the Democratic stance opposes privileged tariffs protecting the few, suggesting a root cause in systemic policy.
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Folk
Missouri
St. Louis
Democratic Party
A Woman's Great Idea Electric Bitters Promise Beauty
A 19th century health advertisement asserts that strong health improves beauty and temper. It links constipation and kidney poisons to pimples and a dull complexion, then touts Electric Bitters as a remedy sequencing stomach liver and kidney regulation, blood purification, nerves, eyes, breath, skin, and complexion. Price 50 cents at local druggists.
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C. M. Shuford
Moser & Lutz
Grimes Drag
Catawba to be a Boys' College
Trustees decide Catawba College at Newton becomes a male college. Claremont College will be the girls’ college of the German Reformed Church in this state. Girls at Catawba end boarding, music and art staff shifted to Claremont, new president elected, May-Day ceremonies and alumni events noted.
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Catawba College
Newton
Claremont College
German Reformed Church
Claremont
Catawba
Sig. S
Foyle
Lyerly
Clapp
J. D. Andrews
Clarence Woods
Thomas
Ilie
R. H. Rowe
W. B. Dove
Katherine Enrietta Whitener
Etna
Terresa Littlemoan
United Republic
Wilson Lee Warlick
Ma Maye Lyerly
John Moody Peck
Arthur Johu Shaver
Life’s Mirror
Jacob Alexander Palmer
Mr. Peck
Whitener
Shaver
Mr. Palmer
Warlick
Miss Lyerly
Mary Barringer
May Lyerly
Lomathean Society
Harry Fesperman
Alexander Smith
Athenean Society
Carl Lyrely
Charles ‘Thopson
J. W. Bickett
North Carolina
John
J. A. Foil
Board of Trustees
J. F. Buchheit
New Bloomfeld, Pa
Old North
Crawbar College
Signor D’anna
J. L. Murphy
Rose Shu‘ord
Signor Saverio D’anna
Locke McCorkkle
Ruth Self
Schuman
Happy Farmer
Nancy Rhyne
Jungman
Will of
Denza
Esther Shuford
Rubinstein
The House by the Side of the Road Poem Fragment
A poetic fragment extols living by the side of the road and being a friend to man. It speaks of hermit souls and stars in a firmament, pioneer souls, and various passersby, urging steadfast neighborhood and shared humanity despite differences. The verse reflects on life beside life’s highway as an ideal.
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Homer
Let me live in a house by the side of the road
Poem line from Sam Walter Foss reflecting on living peacefully beside busy, varied neighbors. The speaker advocates friendship and avoiding scornful judgment, choosing gentleness over harsh critique.
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Sam Walter Foss
Luxurious concert pieces and a patent guarantee offer
A column lists music items including Seybold and Lozke McCork works, Straus and Wiener pieces, and Faure Crucifix, with performers Kennedy and D Anna. A Kennedy money back guarantee is offered if not satisfied after two thirds of a bottle. Also notes Grimes Drug Co. sells Chamberlain’s Cough. Popular Mechanics June issue highlighted, featuring Santos Dumont Demoiselle plane and Mississippi river craft, plus editorials on West Point Cadets and metals.
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Chamberlain
Cough Kennedy
Grimes Drug Co
Popular Mechanics
Chicago
Gulf
Inter-Est
West Point
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets Offer At Hickory Store
For dyspepsia sufferers we invite you to our Hickory store to try Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets. Each box contains Bismuth Subnitrate and Pepsia, designed to calm the stomach, aid digestion, and relieve nausea. If not satisfied, return for a refund. Three sizes 25 50 cents and $1. Rexall Remedies available in Hickory only at our store.
Do You Get Up With a Lame Back Kilmer's Root Ad
A vintage Kilmer's Swamp Root advertisement touts relief for back pain kidney trouble and rheumatic aches. It claims broad health benefits and urges readers to consult local druggists for purchases and mentions a special offer through the paper.
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Dr. Kilmer
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