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Newspaper
Hickory Democrat
Location
Hickory, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1906
Page
2
Reynolds Sun Cured is listed in Salem North Carolina with no additional details readable. The fragment suggests a tobacco product or brand capitalized as Reynolds Sun Cured, but no dates or claims are present. No further context available.
Asheville announces a football team to represent the city with young lawyers and doctors among candidates. Prospects include Dr. Pritchard, Eugenes Aster, Rufe Fitzpatrick, and De Dan McDonchild, with coach options like Robert Reynolds possibly secured. Schedule targets Asheville School and University of Tennessee, among others, as players train and trials continue.
H Ata, a prominent Durham figure, died after a prolonged illness and complications. He leaves a wife and three sons. The funeral was in LaGrange this morning with services in the afternoon, followed by interment. The Native Baptist Association met nearby, drawing large attendance and state elders, marking one of the most spirited gatherings in years. Pastor E Harels resigned from Edgemont Baptist church and will move elsewhere after marrying Miss Stiyon of this city. they tour Virginia on their bridal trip.
The League of Municipalities in Chicago refuses to take a position on municipal ownership of public utilities. It kills two resolutions after committee review and adopts a constitutional amendment requiring officers to be non municipal. The body also endorses a national standard on fire service and hydrant testing.
Governor Glenn honors requisition from the Governor of South Carolina regarding Mes Williams and Henry Jackson tied to Chester county seduction charges. Franklinton and Wilmington figures involved. The Carolina Transportation Company of Wilmington is chartered with 25000 capital to operate eight passenger boats on the Cape Fear and tributaries. Also Mississippi Cotton Growers meet in Jackson with talks by President Jordan and other speakers.
New York on September 28 Speaker Canton will stump for Hugh in a collaborative campaign effort. The appearance aims to rally support and energize voters ahead of upcoming races.
Get Scott's Emulsion from your drug store, with cod liver oil substitutes common but not equal. Scott & Bowne have sold it for thirty years, claiming superior quality over substitutes. Available at druggists for $1.00.
Joe Dunn known as the sky pilot of the Sapphire Country in Lake Toxaway North Carolina announces three broken ribs after lifting ice blocks and a two hundred pound tee while guiding hunters and tourists. Doctors confirmed the rib fractures but Dunn insisted on continuing his mountain guiding duties despite the injury. The sighted accident occurred Saturday when he slipped on a block of ice and struck his right side during a camp setup for S M Backus of Brooklyn New York.
Brussels reports recall the life of Empress Carlota, widow of Maximilian, now 40 years since exile. She is confined at Bouchout near Brussels, living in a decaying imperial milieu, dressing in mourning, and governing a mock court as her illness deepens. Her story, once a grand imperial arc, ends in isolation under Leopold’s wary watch.
An article feature highlights An Roes e as a prominent school circle leader and overseer of the poor in Salina New York praising Peruna as a highly efficacious remedy for respiratory and related ailments. It quotes his observations on exposure harming the lungs and kidneys and endorses Peruna as a specific treatment.
Announcement of two daily trains between New York and Washington with direct connections via Memphis to New Orleans. Services cover Texas California Arkansas Colorado and all western points, with routes via Norfolk Portsmouth and Tours.
The note recalls Dr Thacher and his liver and blood syrup as a long standing part of family medicine spanning thousands of homes over 52 years, highlighting its enduring role in health care.
A vintage promotional note touts a one day travel plan from St. Louis to Colorado and Salt Lake City for a summer stay. It highlights the Colorado air as bracing and invigorating and promises swift transportation via the Missouri Pacific at 9:00 a m with arrival the next morning.
Colorado Springs on September 8 marked Colorado Day with a forenoon parade and a packed afternoon of social and sporting events. Highlights included polo and golf finals, a large pyrotechnic show, and the Colorado Bar Association banquet featuring notable speakers.
Philip J Auffmer of Laray Virginia, a Norfolk & Western fireman, narrowly escaped death from illuminating gas in his room. He retired at midnight and was found unconscious with a lit gas jet, later revived after physicians worked hours.
Montgomery reports the death of Dumas Lightfoot aged 19 who was sawing logs in woods near his home when a tree fell, killing him instantly. He had just married Miss Clemmons of Hartford, was a member of Herbert Light Infantry, and left many county friends.
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