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Newspaper
Hickory Democrat
Location
Hickory, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1910
Page
2
A Hickory Democrat column reflects on J P Caldwell and editorial circles, praising a longtime leader as a patient teacher in life’s harsh school. It contrasts wealth from “destructive statesmanship” with genuine reform, questioning whether such wealth can redeem past wrongs or soften social misery.
The Charlotte Observer and Wrightsville tributes mourn Joseph Pearson Oster editor as the dean of North Carolina press. Archibald Johnson and others recall his glow, humor, and mastery of state political history. The banquet honored his long service. readers note his absence with reverent nostalgia.
President Henry Louis Smith of Davidson College delivered a brilli ant address on the editor as educator. He declared this an age of the subsidence of war and argued human greatness will be measured by constructive statesmanship rather than slaughter.
Hickory’s superintendent Charles M. Staley champions thorough basics in public schools. A Charlotte Observer editorial praised his stance on reforming the curriculum to strengthen core knowledge, sparking statewide discussion and a sharp critique from The Davidsonian about current methods.
The Democrat urges Hickory City Fathers to fund park improvements, stressing breathing space and beauty. It argues the project is a vital municipal asset and not unaffordable, calling for generous support from local governance and women voters alike.
The National Democratic Congressional Committee asks Democrats to donate funds to support the campaign. It notes the Republican committee is well funded and urges immediate checks to Washington, D.C. with Joyd and Joseph E. Ransdell listed as chairmen.
A vintage ad promotes Buckeye Amica Salve as the quick healing remedy for knife or gun wounds, burns, boils, sores, skin scrapes, eczema, chapped skin, and piles. It lists sellers C M Shulord, Moser & Letz, and Grimes Drug Co all offering the 25 cent salve.
Rev P Henry has started work on Snow Creek for a creamery and laundry project using water power on his land. He plans to take laundry from Hickory and nearby towns. Mrs Mary Lael, 80, near Oxford Ford, is active and has many descendants. Rev P C Henry will preach at Mountain View Methodist church at 11 am on the third Sunday, 19th.
A promotion-era ad notes that beauty depends on health with claims that constipation and kidney poisons mar the complexion. Electric Bitters is praised for regulating stomach liver and kidneys, purifying blood and strengthening nerves to improve appearance and well being. Grimes Drug Co sells it for 50 cents. Thirty two Morganton girls raised 133 dollars for a Confederate monument. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy sold with a money back guarantee after two thirds used. John H. Pearson of Mor is the leading Democratic candidate for corporation commissioner and will have HQ at the Central Hotel during the Charlotte convention.
For dyspepsia we urge all troubled with indigestion to visit our store and obtain Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets. Containing Bismuth Subnitrate and Pepsia they soothe the stomach strengthen digestion relieve nausea and indigestion and promote nutrition. Three sizes 25 50 cents and 1. Money back if not satisfied. Rexall Remedies available only at W. S. Martin & Co Hickory.
Classic 19th or early 20th century advertisement promoting Swamp Root as a cure for kidney and bladder issues with claims of universal benefit for men and women. It urges readers to request a sample bottle and pamphlet from Dr Kilmer and Co of Binghamton New York.
The Asheville Gazette News reports a premature explosion backdrop as Bob Dealey aims to stir activity at an event in Lumina honoring a occasion. Invitations arrive from Joe Daniels News Observer Clark Landmark Harry Martin. Howard Banks of Hickory Democrat also linked to the team amid bribery suspicions to keep quiet.
A promotional note urges mothers to use Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children to treat colds feverishness constipation teething headaches and stomach troubles. A free trial package is offered to mothers who write to Allen S. Olmstead LeRoy NY. The North Carolina School for the Deaf and Dumb recently closed a successful year. new primary buildings will stay vacant until the Legislature funds them.
J H C Hitt announces as a candidate for sheriff of Catawba county subject to the Democratic primary to be held June 5 1910. The statement appears in a local political notice outlining the bid and party process.
J P Burns states he has agreed to run for sheriff at the Democratic primary after being urged by friends. He frames the decision as taking on a responsible position and signs with respect. The note presents his political intent and dedication to public service.
A 1910 letter announces P P Jones as a Democratic sheriff candidate and vows to support the party if selected. It also notes R Lee Hewitt’s self announcement as a sheriff candidate from an unrecognized township, pending primary and county convention action.
A candidate announces for the office of Sheriff of Catawba County, subject to Democratic primaries and county convention. Support appreciated. Dated March 20, 1910, LH Phillips.
C M McCorkle declares candidacy for Clerk of the Superior Court of Cataw county at a convention held on April 18, 1910. The notice names the candidate and event, signaling a formal campaign entry for the office.
E D Gamble announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Register of Deeds in Catawba County. He appeals to party faithfulness and asks for the county Democratic support.
I hereby announce myself as candidate for the office of county treasurer subject to the action of the Democratic primaries and county convention April 1 1910 U Long.
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