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Newspaper
Hickory Democrat
Location
Hickory, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1911
Page
3
Ida M. Tarbell argues in The Atlantic June issue that tariff protection corrupts manhood, citing lobbyists and political wrangling as evidence. She notes the Payne bill struggle shows men becoming obsequious and self-deceived, predicting protection will disappear as it breeds bad men.
Mr C C Getehell of Hudson Iowa recalls his years in New England and comments on the foreign born population. He cites Boston with over 70 percent foreign born and cites schools with few American born parents. He notes Plymouth Mass and Hudson Michigan as examples and states about five percent of Hudson’s population is foreign born.
The Enterprise notes increasing requests for Sheriff Hewitt to act against obnoxious dogs. It reports the 1909 obligation for the sheriff to intervene when authorities call attention to stray or troublesome canines, plus local business and civic notes from Newton, Morganton, and West Hickory.
Moser and Lutz of the city announce they will remain agents for ZEMO the well known remedy for eczema dandruff and skin diseases. The liquid external treatment has gained public favor and is touted as a valuable addition to remedial products. A limited number of samples will be given free to test its merits and a booklet "How To Preserve The Skin" will be provided to interested readers.
Sydney Brooks profiles Mr. Asquith Bal four Lansdowne Lloyd-George and John Burns among England’s leading figures. Masters of Capital traces J P Morgan’s rise for small securityholders. Wit and Humor in Congress collects fifty years of repartee. The Story for a Post Office Clerk recounts U S civil service faults. Also fiction and a Greensburg Ky druggist testimonial for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
In Ful ler's June McClure's piece, Roscoe Conkling near the Senate's end clashed with newspapers. When he rose to speak reporters filed out, leaving the gallery empty as he complained only editors and men with tape worms used the first person plural we.
About two million farmers in the United States, roughly one third of the total, heartily endorse the Watkins Way of merchandising. They believe they get better goods and more for the same money from Watkins salesmen delivered to their door. Watkins benefits customers and salesmen alike. the company seeks an active energetic young salesman in Catawba County. The J. R. Watkins Company, 113 South Gay Street, Baltimore, established 1868, capital over 2,000,000, plant contains 10 acres floor space.
A memorial notice speaks of Louise Miller's short life from February 3, 1910, to May 12, 1911. It frames her death as peaceful, notes parental sorrow, and describes her passage to join the angels and the radiant light, among the 144,000 followers of the Lord.
A new weekly newspaper The A Vim debuts in Elk Park Avery County. The first issue notes the fifteen member committee formed under the county bill to choose the Avery county seat. Voters will cast ballots July 1 with a runoff election planned for August if no town wins a majority.
Woodworth Co offers Lemola a new skin remedy mailed free from 1161 Broadway New York City. Claiming rapid relief from pimples eczema and rashes it says itching stops on first application and promises clear skin within hours for infants children and adults.
A scanned page fragment pressures health remedies and market claims. It mentions thin aid devices, sleep illumination globes, diabetes, obesity, kidney and heart trouble, rheumatism, and hysteria cures. Advertisements tout Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and other tonics with scattered product names amid杂纹 text.
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