Hickory Society Happenings of the Week
In Hickory society notes the Travellers Club March 11 program featured quotations on Queens and Shakespeare's Lady Kather ine with Mrs. K C Menzies, followed by refreshments. Embroidery Club meeting March 12 resumed after the president’s death. guests omitted, lunch served. next host is Mrs A Whitener. Do-As-You-Please met March 11 with Rose Martin. eleven members and one visitor, Miss Claire Sellers, attended. next host Miss Mary Allen. Mrs. Alice Council returns from Salisbury as dinner honors her mother Mrs Alice Bostick Council, joined by Martha Marsh and others. color theme green and white highlighted the elegant repast.
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J. L. Cilley
Travellers
Shakpeare
K.C. Menzies
J. “Anne Bolya
Henry VIII
J. L Riddle
A. Bourbonnias
Embroidery
Knox
L. A. Whitener
A. A. Whitener
Rose Martin
Claire Sellers
Mary Allen
Alice Council
Hickory
Salisbury
J. B. Couneil
Postill
J. B. Council
West Bank Street
Alice Bostick Council
Ory
Marth Marsh
Salem Academy
Mesdames Martha Marsh
Frank Miller
Richard , Eames
J. M. Brown
0. D. Davie
RM. Davis
Weston Taylor
Boyden
Prohibition measures spread across states up to 1915
Six months ago nine states were dry now nineteen with Utah passing a governor signed bill. Arkansas Iowa Idaho Vermont South Carolina and Montana move toward statewide prohibition or referendums while New York Delaware New Hampshire New Mexico Minnesota Pennsylvania Indiana Wisconsin consider or prepare campaigns. Other states including California Florida Kentucky New York and more plan drives for 1916 or next year.
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Utah
Arkansas
Iowa
Idaho
Vermont
South Carolina
Montana
New York
Delaware
New Hampshire
New Mexico
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Wisconsin
Caliornia
Florida
Kentucky
Neash
Texas
Wyoming
Ohi
Roads and development hinge on good highways
Thomas Turner argues that strong roads lift a community and aid growth while worn paths hinder producers and schooling. The piece notes Turner’s removal to Morganton State Hospital after Newton jail time, where he shows hallucinations. A New York official report claims 1018 saloons closed and 407 towns voted dry following a new licensing law.
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New York
Tribute to Clarence Ingold Shocks Catawba County
The Catawba County News reports District No. 3 committee man A D Littie visited Newton Wednesday to discuss school affairs after the death of teacher Clarence Ingold in Hickory Tuesday. The school will close for the season. Littie praised Ingold’s work as the best they have had, and widespread regret over his death is noted.
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Thomas Turner
Newton
Morganton
Gilbert
Catawba County
A.D. Littie
Cline
Clarence Ingold
Hickory
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claim and Ad Claims
An old advertisement proclaims Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy for catarrh, boasting it cures all stages by a constitutional treatment. It offers one hundred dollars for any unt cured case and promotes testimonials and doctor endorsements. Also mentions fall remedies and a note on US food supply.
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Hall
F. J. Chenly &Co
Bela
al Drogen
Swamp Root Healing Claim For Kidney Trouble
Testimonial from H W Spinks of Camp Til, Arkansas, dated August 1, 1905, describes severe kidney pain and a misdiagnosis of bladder stone. After trying Lithia Water without relief, he reports passing gravel in urine and improvement after using Swamp-Root. Statement sworn before a Justice of the Peace. Advertisement for Kilmer & Co. sending a simple bottle and booklet. Available at drugstores in various sizes.
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J. W. Spinks
H.W. Spinks
A. B. Lei
Justice of Peace
Benewits
Dr. Kilmer & Cor
Binghamton
X.Y
Kidleys
Calomel Dangers Warned, Dodson's Liver Tone Promoted
A damaged ad extols calomel dangers harming the liver and bones, claiming it causes sickness and vomiting. It then advertises Dodson's Liver Tone as a harmless, plant based remedy that cleanses the liver and restores regular bowels, promising a safe alternative praised by millions. The copy urges readers to ask their druggist for a 60 cent bottle with a money back guarantee.
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Dodson
Ste
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Turday
Zerden
Union Square
Hickory, N. C
Hickory Society
Cardus
Amelia Wilson
Alma, Ark
Tween
Dally
Cincinnati
Indianapoli
Louisville
Mobie
New Orleans
Shreveport
Vicksburg
Rauldelpria
Washington
Knoxville
Beak &Trust
Kno
oPas'r AttRend House
Ninth St
Chattar
Prohibition
Haiti
Daily Press
W. Guowe
McCoy Moretzz
Charlotte, N.C
Pale
Sicily
Homer D. Wade
Iirman Good Roads Committee
National Farmers’ Union
Deartment of Agriculture
United States
Rae
Deamon
Florence Oi
Florence
Abernethy Howe
Cale
Stetson
Tion
Moretz-Whitener Clothing Company
Hickory Democrat
Setzer & Russell
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