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Newspaper
Hickory Democrat
Location
Hickory, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1907
Page
2
A historical advertisement extols Peruna as a permanent household remedy for children’s catarrh and related ailments. It claims no narcotics, no drug habit, and emphasizes long term use with testimonials from Mrs. P. Brockman of Appleton and Mr. Edward Otto of Paul, praising Peruna’s effectiveness and safety for families.
Readers recount Peruna’s benefits for children and family health, noting saved lives and prevented ailments. Letters from G H Farmer, W B Doring, and S O Sterling praise Peruna’s impact on indigestion, catarrh, and overall well being within households as a trusted remedy.
An article extols mothers reliance on Peruna as a remedy for spring and summer catarrhal ailments in children. It cites testimonials from mothers nationwide, praising Peruna for rapid relief and safety, and notes a blend of domestic quiescence and personal verse by Arthur Colton in July Everybodys.
Greensboro N C June 21 The first annual session of the North Carolina Cotton Manufacturers Association opened with 75 mill men present and representation from 85 percent of state mills Reports show a new era for the industry with over two million spindles now in operation since January 1st Caesar Cone reported coal supply difficulties and plans to seek price reductions Labor conditions show some improvement but a need for skilled workers remains The association moved to challenge freight discrimination before the Interstate Commerce Commission and planned a regional coalition with merchants and chambers of trade to press for changes Autograph committees elected new officers and the session adjourned after a lively discussion of industry issues.
Wealthy Japanese merchant Kitani, seated with his companion, collapsed from heat at League Park. An ambulance arrived too late and the 42 year old died. He was known in Cleveland society and had been married to Elizabeth Akron, without children.
Raleigh June 24 witnesses before the railroad corporation commission discuss the eight hour law for telegraph operators. Railroads fear overwork while operators urge July 1 implementation. Hundreds of telegrams pour in from operators statewide urging the commission to enforce an eight hour day. Fireman injured in a porch collapse in West End cited in Hamlet dated communication urging action.
Arnaud Massey of France won the title at 312 strokes over four rounds, the highest event going outside the British Isles. J. H. Taylor, ex-champion, followed with 314. Alec Smith, the American champion, totaled 233 in grand aggregate, finishing twentieth. Also includes a local ad for Chamberlain's remedies.
Raleigh June 24 Elmira Powell the negro woman held trial for weeks on the charge of being implicated in the murder of a newborn baby, the child of Rosa Johnson, a comely 12 year old white girl. She was committed to prison without bail to be tried at the July term of Wake court for murder. The Johnson girl is also jailed but denies knowledge of the plan and the reputed father’s involvement. a young Raleigh man, son of a former city police officer, is in hiding having left the state.
The British consul at Honolulu reports Hawaii’s 1906 trade showing imports from the United Kingdom of premium foods textiles like cotton linen laces and embroideries may continue to a limited extent. Lower grade goods are expected to be absorbed by the United States. He notes American demand for boxed hosiery and ready made goods sized to US specifications.
An old advertisement touts Kodol for Dyspepsia as a natural digestion aid. It promises relief from indigestion, sour stomach, loss of strength, and related symptoms by cleansing and strengthening the stomach lining. The copy cites toning and reconstructive properties and claims the product digests what you eat.
A public statement lists nearly two thousand dollars in requests and gifts to Miss Gould over two weeks. Recipients include churches, educational institutions, and Idaho colony plans. Counts show 231 requests, with 199 left to her discretion, while others sought goods and even travel supplies.
An old-fashioned health notice touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain tea as a universal remedy used by doctors. It warns about child illness and recommends Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy followed by castor oil, sold by Shuford Drug Co. It ends with a moral quip about people’s goodwill.
Office on Main Street in Russell Bid Hickory North Carolina handles legal matters promptly and professionally for residents and businesses. The firm emphasizes attention to each case and timely responses to clients and courts.
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