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Newspaper
Hickory Democrat
Location
Hickory, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1908
Page
6
The speaker rejects that prohibition supporters will change stance due to broad approval. He argues that sincere advocates do not alter beliefs for popular acceptance and warns that yielding to such excuses could lead to expulsion from church or party, or loss of basic freedoms.
At the Democrat State Convention in Charl on June 24 the event will have 857 delegates and require 429 votes to secure the nomination.
A fragmented page shows a Republican editor urging tariff removal for wood pulp and a column arguing against foreign taxes. It also features a Foley kidney remedy pitch and a farmers warning about whiskey interests, plus a testimonial about Burdwick Blood Bitters curing dyspepsia.
A collage of old cure alls and remedies shows DeWitt’s Witch Hazel and Foley’s medicines, urging use for piles, kidney disease, coughs, and colds. It mentions W. S. Martin & Co and C. M. Shuford as local sellers, and quotes a Durand Michigan testimonial about Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
A brief note appears to describe a device or process titled It Eats Up Rust and referencing Si5-4. The fragment hints at restoring or processing metal, possibly an old item, without giving a complete narrative or outcome.
An old advertisement extols Swamp Root by Kilmer and Co as a cure for kidney weakness and purporting to cleanse the blood. It claims organs fail if kidneys are sick and urges readers to consult the remedy, offering samples and urging mention of the paper. It cites Binghamton as the company base and推广 channels.
A list of female governance expectations emphasizes skills and virtues for women, urging practical duties and moral conduct. The piece contrasts these timeless ideals with a Georgia political scene where one candidate attacks opponent Alton B Parker record in a mean, heated campaign.
The Concord Times quotes the Supreme Court stating the right to sell liquor is not a citizenship right and a state may prohibit sale if injurious to its citizens. It argues personal liberty ends where the public good begins and that laws against crime limit liberty, with drunkenness not a liberty.
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