Boone News Highlights Local Events and Mortality
Rev D B Lee relocates to Fleetwood Ashe county and events include county singing contest at Tree Forks church on the 15th Wataulla Literary Society to host a public entertainment in A T S Auditorium March 80th oyster supper at Banner Elk March 9 Boon residents invited to a singing normal for Prof Bacon at Mt Vernon next August Mrs Anda Hardin died March 8 at 83 widow of Henry W Hardin funeral led by Rev J H Brendall survivors include children and grandchildren Merchants urged to advertise as locals learn lime dosing keeps stock water clear and healthy with cost effective tank upkeep and no scum production
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Lee
Boone
Fleetwood
Ashe County
Tree Forks
Wataulla Literary Society
Banner Elk
W. 'J. Verndyke
Bacon
Virginia
Mt. Vernon
Anda*Hardin
J. H. Brendall
Henry W. Hardin
Progressive merchants invite readers to inspect new bargains
Our Progressive Business Men notice highlights changes in advertisements and new goods in this issue. Merchants urge shoppers to watch columns for bargains and arrivals, assuring fair treatment and value. The paper promotes merchants who inform customers of offers and invite them to visit their stores.
Cyclone Cure for Catarhal Poison Promoted
A homemade remedy labeled Cyclone is touted as a quick fix for catarhal poisoning. The recipe calls for Fluid Extract Dandelion, Compound Karyon, and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla to be taken in teaspoonful doses after meals and at bedtime, claimed to cleanse kidneys and purify blood.
Homemade tonic claimed to cure rheumatism and kidney ills
A home made mixture is said to relieve rheumatism backache and urinary disorders by a blend of fluid extract dandelion, compound taragon, sarsaparilla syrup. It is advertised as vegetable based and harmless, available cheap from prescription pharmacies, and claimed to help with Bright's disease progression for some users.
Women and Marriage Health Myths From Early Advice
A fragmented 19th century column warns married women to beware changes after childbirth and stresses pelvic drains and weakness as common problems. It promotes native American herbal remedies and “medicine for mothers” as cures, touting pills and tonics like Vivorite to restore freshness, strength, and vitality amid domestic life.
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