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Newspaper

Hickory Democrat

Location

Hickory, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1907

Page

8

Vegetable Treatment and Cyclone Blood Purifier Ad

An ad-like fragment touts insurance security during fires and promotes a home remedy called The Vegetable Treatment or Cyclone Blood Purifier. It lists ingredients such as Fluid Extract Dandelion and Sarsaparilia Compound Syrup, claiming gentle, quick relief for rheumatism and chronic backache and urging readers to consult Slinard and Lyerly for low-rate coverage.

Messer Family History and Local Notices from Cove Creek

Traditional history recalls Mr Messer settling near Hickory after the Revolution on Henry Fork river, Frederick Messer born there and dying at 114. The piece notes Haywood County formation in 1808, Messers buried on the farm, and a later photo and life talk with Robert Hoke. It mentions three Cove Creek schools, Appalachian interest, and a local Old Maids Convention by Euterpean Society. Also an ad for Argo Red Salmon sandwiches.

Messer Pennsylvania Henry Fork River Hickory Frederick Messer Haywood County Daniel Whitener Henry Whitener Messers Burke County Pigeon River Robert Hoke Adam Yoder Waynesville G. M. Yoder Cove Creek Township Waljut Grove Institute Cove Creek J Academy Mast Seminary Appalachian Spark X. Z. Limey

Conover Letter Highlights Local News And Plans

Rev J M Smith reports recovery from epilepsy with care. Dr Yount notes low recurrence risk. Locomotive driver Mr John Dr Yount home briefly. Oney Simmons now runs on this Southern branch from Conover. Farmers complete spring plowing. Brackett brothers Gaither and Erskine repair jewelry watches bicycles in Conover. W E Hallman to return to Gaffney S C. Rain and sleet delay missionary Lost. Lutheran mission prepares to build a chapel for the negro congregation. Plan to erect a Confederate soldier monument at the courthouse urged. Daughters of the Confederacy invite county public schools to contribute. Boone baseball vs Gordon today. Tennessee A T S students sing at Chapel. A I S reports 195 in advanced grades and 40 in preparatory. Rev J M Parson of Altamont Mitchell County secures 25 Jr Lodge charter members and will organize soon.

Conover J. M. Smith Brackett Brothers Gaither Erskine W. E. Hallman Gaffrey Court House Daughters of the Confederacy Boone Gordon Tennessee Chapel A.I. S J. M. Parson Altamont Mitchell County Jr. Lodge

Dr Pierce's Woman's Health Cure Claims Endorsements

An old advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets and a “Woman's Back” remedy for pelvic weakness. It touts testimonials from patients and medical writers, urging readers to trust the formula over substitutes. The copy emphasizes endorsements, origin, and ease of use with sugar-coated granules.

Pierce Dr. Pierce Forts

Cyclone remedy promised to purge blood of scarlatinal poisons

Hickory Bot. sells a home remedy called Cyclone claiming it quickly drives satarthal poisons from the blood and system. The mixture combines Fluid Extract Dandelion, Compound Karyon, and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla in specific measures to be taken after meals and at bedtime. The ad touts its eliminative action on kidneys and claims it prevents absorption by mucous membranes and open sores.

Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promotes Female Health

Health advice from Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound describing female illnesses and testimonials. The ad urges women to write for free advice and claims to cure conditions like nervousness and backache through herbal remedies.

Wes Rene Oy Lydia E. Pinkham Mrs. Ford Mise Miller United States

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Keeley Cure The Kerley Institute Greensboro N. Carolina Shis Walter S. Martin & Company Hickory, N. C Firstlass Slinard and Lyerly Isis Royster’s Fertilizers F.S. Royster Guano CO Norfolk, Va Gol. G.M Oder Boone News DRIRK Orcherade Hickory Bot. Works Grace E. Miller Aioe Lydias Lyon Mask Lydia Lydia Plakhaw M Pinta St Lynn Mass eFort Getzer & Fussell W. G. Fox
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