Peruna Gave Health and Strength to Women
Grateful testimonials from Mrs. A. E. Stouffer and others laud Peruna as a safe, effective medicine for women. Letters claim it cleanses the body, eases painful menstruation, pelvic issues, and fatigue, with many insisting it grants renewed health and ability to work.
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Caroline Sand
Peruna
A. E. Stouffer
Kansas
Perana
Akemony
Dr. Hartman
Perane
Manalin
West
James Eightsmay
Jones
Burning Springs
Menaia
Mathie Fishter
Doniphan
Keb
Martman
Ee Mooker
Dundara
Rowlands Acquitted in Raleigh Poisoning Trial
In Raleigh on October 1 Dr. and Mrs. D. S. Rowland were found not guilty of poisoning Charles R. Strange. The jury deliberated past midnight, then acquitted on the morning vote. The couple wept with relief, thanked jurors, and planned a trip to Vance county as a bridal journey.
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Raleigh
N. C
D. S. Rowland
Ars
Owland
Rowland
Vance County
Rowlands
Mrs. Rowland
Polktreet
Seaboard
Dr. Rowland
David Gil
Hunger Drove Her to Despair in New York
An Italian mother, Marzucrita Paczan, starving after five weeks with scant milk for her baby, sought to sell skin grafts and cuticle to hospitals. Rejected, she tried a wig shop and a food-collecting acquaintance. Her baby remains in Boston care for $30 in funds, while her husband’s fate and emigration history are noted.
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New York
Marzucrita Pas‘qzan
Bellevue Hospital
Armstrong
A Rutherfordton Wedding in St Francis Episcopal Church
A May 6 wedding at St Francis Episcopal Church Rutherfordton united Miss Georgia C. Larrett and Rev. Samuel L. Cathey with the bride in brown broadcloth and the groom in black. The ceremony was led by Rev J C Seksle and Rev E N Joyner, with the groom’s brother as best man and Mr George L Bartlett giving away the bride. The church was crowded, and the event was described as a beautiful, solemn affair with Mendelssohn’s strains guiding the rite.
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Rutherfordton
N.C
St. Francis’ Episcopal Church
A. Cathey
Ani
Bartlet
George L. Bartlett
J. ¢. Seksle
Rey. E. N. Joyner
Tryon
Matea
Cathey
Mecklenburg
Washington, D.C
Presbyterian, Church
J. A. Cathey
The
Japan
United
States Congress
Edmirea
Explosion kills Siaty girls in Osaka factory fire
An explosion at a Takatsuke factory in Osaka during shell and cartridge sorting killed 63 girls and wounded over 60. The plant remained ablaze with several boats containing explosives also burning as rescue efforts continued.
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SIATY
Trinity College Notes Highlight Early Year Plans
Trinity College Durham notes a busy start to the year with the Glee Club and Orchestra Association forming plans for the season. A. W. Horton elected year’s manager, Y M C A to send delegates to the Raleigh Bible Study Institute, and J. M. Daniel named manager of the baseball team. W. B. Lilly to manage basketball. schedule and spring trip to follow. Deen W. B. Fow returns from South Carolina to care for his mother. President Kilgo travels to Petersburg, Va to preach.
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Trinity College
Durham
N. C
College Glee Club and Orchestra Association
A. W. Horton
Christian Associaton
North Carolina Bible Study Institute
Raleigh
J. M. Daniel
W. B. Lilly
Albermarle
Nager F
Daniel
Deen W. B. Fow
South Carolina
Kilgo
Petersburg
Public Service Corp Hit Over Death Of Rex B Dog
F A Mills of Montclair seeks 2500 dollars from the New Jersey Public Service Corporation after his great Dane Rex B died from contact with an electric cooking iron near an electric frying pan. The dog was drawn by the scent of a roasted possum in a tree when the wire caused a short circuit and Rex B was killed. Mills alleges negligence for leaveing electric cooking devices on public highways and asks for compensation for the valued pet.
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New York
Rex B
F. A. Mills
Upper Mountain Ave
Montclair
Mills
Public Service Corporation
New York Sun
Mack
William Ambruster
Union Hill
Womn
Dried Apples Marketed in North Carolina Season Near 130000 Pounds
Over 130000 pounds of dried apples have been marketed in Mont Airy North Carolina by October 7. The season pushed total sales to 130000 pounds, providing income for local dry producers. A plan to add machinery and lights at the power fence is noted, while sidewalk work to extend from Main Street to the Southern depot aims to aid uptown residents.
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Mont Airy
N. C
LW. Barber
Traiwil
Sheppard
Recarite
Captain F W Ahrens Improves After Restful Night
The condition of Captain F. W. Ahrens was reported slightly improved today as he rested fairly comfortably last night following recent events.
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F. W. Ahrens
Prohibition Parade Draws Thousands in Asheville
A massive prohibition parade in Asheville drew about seven thousand people including many women with baby carriages. Judge Pritchard addressed the crowd after a delay due to a court hearing, urging action for prohibition. An anti prohibition rally at the county courthouse attracted hundreds, with leaders urging restraint and consideration of industrial interests. Saloons closed voluntarily until after the election. Also noted were local death, a dog accident, cotton cargo clearance to Bremen, and a sponsored health ad.
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Asheville
N. U
Chidren
Fune
Priteh-|rd
Prohibition
de Pached
United States Court
Southern Railway
Pritchara
Pritchard
Pritshard
Wc. TU
Miers
Sinica
Gudger
Isthmus of Panama
Ashevills
Ant
Joons
J. Frazier Glenn
Fie
Alfred S Barnard
John A. Roebling
Foilce
Silas
Bernard
Paquin
Taos
A. Jones
Aged Mountaineer Takes Spin In Automobile
Asheville North Carolina October story of ninety year old Tom Wilson known as the grand old man of the mountains and a famed hunter taking his first ride in an automobile. George Ciney hunting party carried the machine into Yaney county and despite fears the car would fail on rough mountain roads they returned uninjured with two deer in tow. The old couple initially refused the ride but were persuaded and endured terror before enjoying the novelty on the mountain road.
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Asheville
N. C
Tom” Wilson
North Carolina
George Ciney
Willerness
Murchison
Yaney
Ho Tonneau
T ‘Hough
Lodge Says Tariff Question Untimely at State Rally
Boston October 5 United States Senator Lodge as permanent chairman of the Republican State Convention declares tariff questions as untimely and Canadian reciprocity as unworthy of consideration noting national policy and not tied to the election of a state governor. The notice also touts Foley's Honey and Tar cough remedy and a school joke about neighborly love featuring Willie Sububs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
United States
Lodge
Foley
Tobble Depostrophe and Local Politics Mix in Diner Tale
A fragmentary entry narrates a quirky dining scene with a peculiar “tobble depostrophe” term and a warning about ordering. It shifts to Alleghany Pa politics where Samuel McElroy opposes a smoke ordinance to curb deadly fumes, citing railroad smoke and engines as opposition. The notice ends with Geo D Fawcett marrying Essie Brower in Mt Airy North Carolina.
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Incline Srenyultr
Samuel McElroy
Common Council
Alleghany
McElroy
Pittsburg & Western Railroad
Mezfroy
Mr. Fawcett
Mt. Airy
N. C
Geo. D. Fawcett
Essie Trower
Miss Brower
Jol Brower
Paweeti
First National Bank of
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Osaka
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Theodore A. Bingham
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Union
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Joseph J. Hamilton
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