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Newspaper
Hickory Democrat
Location
Hickory, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1910
Page
4
A promotional notice touts the Majestic range as the best on the market claiming malleable iron and charcoal iron construction that resists wear, airtight design with no heat escape, and a reservoir that boils 15 gallons of water like a kettle. It promises lower fuel use, longer life, easier cleaning, and superior baking with a demonstration week to prove the claims.
A new trackless trolley system completed near Los Angeles conveys passengers from a terminal on an Interurban line up a mountain to Bungalowland on a 15 minute cycle, carrying sixteen people per trip. The two head wires supply current while rails return the negative. The eight minute ascent and gravity return follow multiple curves and steep grade, a practical solution to avoid traditional rail construction for canyon homes.
Resolutions of Respect note the death of John W Tilly on September 30 1910. Piedmont Council No 43 Jr C U A endorses his loyal service and upright conduct, praising him as a good citizen and faithful member. Minutes will record the resolutions and copies sent to family and local papers. CHAS M STALEY W A RUDISILL HE SIGMON.
A Grimes Drug Co advertisement touts Rexall Orderlies as a safe, dependable laxative for aged people and those with weak constitutions. It promises relief of constipation and bowel disorders, with a personal guarantee refund if claims aren’t met. Sold only at The Rexall Store.
In Richmond County on June 24 1906 Henry C Dockery a leading Republican criticized Butler asking if a man who as senator schemes against his state by backing old bonds and conspires with other parties and another state can be trusted to serve his native state
Dyspepeta is touted as our national ai ment. Burdock Blood Bitters claimed national cure for it, strengthening membranes and promoting digestive juice flow to tone the stomach and cure constipation.
The Lincolnton church grounds recall the 1803 formation of the North Carolina Synod and the 1820 rupture with the Tennessee Synod, with descendants of notable Hoke family interred nearby. The rebuild, new parsonage, and renewed educational study plans reflect ongoing church loyalty amid ecumenical reflection.
An advertisement in this issue highlights Lawrence and Wagner offering properties for sale. It notes a referenced household remedy touted as a trusted pain solution, described as an established and enduring product used for 25 years.
A brief fragment advertises boys clothing with emphasis on fall suits and a large stock of well made garments. The note hints at a shop inviting buyers to consider their immense selection and quality. No names or dates are present.
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