Hall on training for the sexes and women teachers
G Stanley Hall argues for differently trained teachers and notes only 23 percent male in US public schools while women teachers form the main bulwark of voters. He laments low pay and discusses discipline shifting away from the rod to gentler methods, suggesting a tonic as a cure in some cases. Farmers report cotton seed damage from weather. corn and other crops advised. Neighbor Shell suffers white swelling. James A. Rice moves to Conover. Monroe Miller dies after illness. Concordia College to close June 12.
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G. Stanley Hall
Hall
United States
G. S. Shell
James A. Rice
Lenin
Conover
Monroe Miller
Concordia College
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Proven By California Man
Charles F. Budahn of Tracy California praises Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for curing years of itching piles after trying many remedies. He bought two 25 cent boxes and was satisfied with the result. The product is sold under guarantee at C. W. Shuford W. S. Martin & Co. and Menais & Co. drug stores.
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Bucklen
Arnica
Charles F. Budahn
Tracy
Califoria
C. W. Shuford
W. S. Martin & Co
Menaies & Co
B. G. Stward
Vedor View
Miss
Dr. King
C. M. Shulord W. S. Martin & Co
Menzies & Co
Mrs. M. C. Bost Dies at Hickory After Crabb Orchard Roots
Mrs. M C Bost relict of J C Bost died Thursday morning at her home in Hickory after about 18 months in Crab Orchard The funeral was held at Hickory Grove conducted by Rev Bradley of Derita Methodist Church She was daughter of J W Swaringen and was survived by three brothers and one sister R A Swaringen D B Swaringen J T Swaringen and Mrs H B Long Her husband J D Bost died nine years ago She was a longtime member of Hickory Grove Methodist Church and left many relatives and friends in the county.
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M. C. Bost
J.C. Bost
Crab Orchard
Hickory
Hickory Grove
Bradley
Derita
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea advertised as tonic
An old advertisement claims Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea cleanses the bowels tones the organs and restores natural condition. The copy touts thirty years reliability and promotes tea or tablets sold by Jenzies Drug Co with price 35 cents. A judge rejects a notion that any man has inherent power to make whiskey.
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Hollister
Foleyshoney and cron ic constipation cure ad
An old newspaper advertisement promoting Foley's Orino Laxative claims to cure chronic constipation, aid digestion, and restore liver and bowel function. It touts ease of use, lack of nausea, and urges readers to refuse substitutes, naming local drug stores and soliciting orders. It also includes a small real estate listing and probate notice from 1908 mentioning administrator J TELES MILLER.
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Foley
N.S. Martin & Co
Local Remedy Promises Sudden Relief From Dysentery
An honored town resident suffered a severe dysentery attack and trusted Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He had used it in the West and, after obtaining a bottle from M J Leach, a Wolcott Vermont druggist, was promptly cured. Sold by W S Martin & Co.
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Chamberlain
M. J. Leach
Wolcott
W. S. Martin & Co
Casca Baby Remedy Quiets Crying Infant Quickly
A vintage advertisement touts Casca as a soothing remedy for babies and children. It notes easy to read ingredients on the bottle, claims no opiates, and lists C. M. Shuford and W. S. Martin as sellers.
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C. M. Shuford
W.S. Martin
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Conover Lettes
California
Huffman
Abov Aia
Z. B. Buchanan
Jenzies Drug Co
Foleyshoney
Cronic
Jickory
Horseford Heights
Eight Avenue
Long View
W. 14
Abee
Washington Street
Grand View
A. Barbonnais
Catawba County
Bar
J. Teles Miller
E. B. Cline
Iawha County
Socr
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