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The throat tissues are inflamed and irritated causing coughing. A cough mixture provides temporary relief from irritation.
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Newspaper
Hickory Democrat
Location
Hickory, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1907
Page
2
Scott's Emulsion Promises Cold Cure and Throat Relief
An advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion as a cure for colds and sore throats. It claims to soothe irritation, drive out inflammation, and nourish weakened tissues to restore strength, addressing sore throat cough cold and bronchitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Oil discovery in Forsyth County in Mount Pleasant
Forsyth County reports a potential oil find in Mount Pleasant the Mount Amoena Seminary well filled with oil raising hopes of turning the educational center into an oil field. Report also covers fisher’s immigration drive to St Helena colony in Burgaw and broader eastern Carolina development prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. C
the Tribune
Mount Pleasant
Mount ‘Amoena Seminary
Wireless history traces light to Marconi era
A Mississippi era clipping traces wireless communication from Huygens to Marconi. It catalogs Faraday Maxwell Hertz Lodge and others, noting Hertzian waves and the first practical transmitter in 1896 and transatlantic links by 1902, leading to modern speed and accuracy. It also mentions Coffeyville officials voting on a commission government plan.
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New York Times
Christian Huygens
A. Frederick Collins
Huygens
Michael Faraday
Faraday
James Clark Maxwell
Hertz
Collins
Otore Hertzs
Joseph Henry
Washington, D. C
Elba” ‘Thompson
Gultard
Varley
Hughes
Herta
Lodge
Marconi
Pontecedo
Staly
World Gold Supply Fears Grounded by Expert Call
London dispatches, citing a top South African mine expert, insist the Rand region holds vast gold reserves impossible to quantify. They predict rising annual US production, Alaska and Canada drives, and silver's decline as gold outlook remains strong despite lower silver prices.
Revival at Lenoir meets moved to courthouse
A two week revival at the Methodist church near Lenoir has been transferred to the courthouse. The garbled text mentions local actors and unclear references, with fragments about health and personal remedies, but the readable core notes the meeting relocation and ongoing revival efforts in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenoir
Oet
Court House
North and South Carolina League proposed for region
Asheville hears of a proposed North and South Carolina League to include Charlotte Greensboro Winston-Salem Asheville Salisbury Raleigh Durham Spartanburg Greenville and more. Mr E D evis of Roanoke Virginia advocates the league with territorial protections secured for Charlotte Asheville Winston-Salem and Greensboro while other towns await confirmation. Br Helns will represent Asheville at the Salisbury meeting on the 21st as enthusiasm grows after 13 years without professional baseball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
N. C
E. Devis
Roanoke
Charlotte
Greensboro
Winson Salem
Salisbury
Raleigh
Durham
N.C
Spartanurg
Greenville
Winston-Salem
Greensoro
Naonal Association
Teague
Elf Nut
Heln
Br. Helns
Riot in New Orleans Leaves Officer Dead
A violent clash in New Orleans during a gathering of a sect known as the Council of God led to one policeman slain, several wounded, and many injured. The meeting site, described as a house occupied by about half a dozen adherents, was attacked as police attempted entry amid disturbances from youths and threats with razors. The riot escalated after barricades, fires, and firearms were used by attendees and responding forces.
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New Orleans
Council of God
Cambias
Glenwood and Sasley Mills Declare Semiannual Dividends
In Greenville South Carolina on October 18 the Glenwood Cotton Mill directors declared a 4 percent semiannual dividend payable January 1. The Sasley Mill board also met and announced a 5 percent semiannual dividend payable then. Mr Goor heads the Franklin Mill at Greer and the new mill at Douglasville Georgia.
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Greenville
S.C
Basley
Glenwood
Sasley
Goor
Greer
Douglasville
Foley's Honey and Tar Card for Cough Relief
Advertising card certifies druggists refund money if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure a cough or cold. Claims it stops the cough heals the lungs and prevents pneumonia and consumption. States contains no opiates and genuine package is yellow. Refuse substitutes by W. S. Martin & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Martin & Co
Officers to be tried for killing Blugkader officers
Greensboro Oct 13 Jona Brame died Wednesday after being shot by revenue officers in a distillery raid near White Oak Brame had been charged with operating the still two weeks earlier a man named Vicker was captured Brame near Summit avenue fired on officers later dying at St Leo's hospital The widow Brame swore murder warrants against the posse including United States Marshal James M Millikan Deputy Marshal Tally Deputy Collector Sheppard Revenue Agent Screven and Pension Agent Curry The warrants await service as Millikan is away at a religious convention Ex Congressmen Spencer Blackburn acts as chief counsel for Mrs Brame State Solicitor Brooks will represent the state If magistrate finds probable cause habeas corpus may move for transfer to Federal court The officers will be represented by United States District Attorney Holton and Coble George Vickers pleaded guilty for complicity and was sentenced to 12 months in Atlanta penitentiary and fined 100 dollars
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Greensboro
N. C
Jona Brame
Brame
White Oak
Vicker
Summit Avenue
Bramo
St. Leo's Hospital
John Brame
United States
James M. Millikan
Tally
Sheppard
United States Revenue
Screven
United States Pension
Curry
Millan
Indiana
Spencer Blackburn
Brooks
Holton
Coble
George Vickers
Yeas
Atlanta
Staunton inquest holds husband on murder charge
Richmond dispatch says a second inquest in Augusta county death of Mrs. John E. Cra. The verdict blames the husband for murder based on testimony from his yearold daughter who testified she heard him say he intended to kill her mother while the children slept.
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Richmond
Staunton
John E. Cra
Many More Defendants Named In Bill
In Philadelphia on October 18 the amended bill in the equity case against the alleged coal trust names 43 additional defendants. They are tied to already named coal roads and mining firms through financial deals and coal purchase contracts.
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Philadelphia
VAIN
Bees Help Build First Baptist Church in Burlington
Bees will contribute the nucleus for a 40000 dollar building fund for a new church. Honey stored high in the old church spire is gathered as part of fundraising efforts in Burlington New Jersey on October 18. The plan follows prior remodeling funds and trustees now seek a complete rebuild with bee stores cited as a goodly contribution. More notes include a Greenville South Carolina marriage and a quip about writers using simple words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
N. J
First Baptist Churen
Ben
Itoo
Hollie—Jennings
Greenville
S.C
Mira
Minnie Hollis
Bear. Jennings
Montgomery
Ala
Stock Market Weekly Review Reflects Uncertain Tone
Review of the stock market for the week notes no forced liquidation but widespread anxiety and a weak close after a brief late rebound. Amalgamated Copper and Reading hit low points while bank cash hoarding and a cautious outlook weighed on sentiment. Also cited are rebating fears and a bank statement impact. Also included is a health note from Edison on digestion and a promotion for Koel digestant sold by Shuford and Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Copper
i@ Merentile National bank
Amalsamatet
Amalgamated
Women Win Point Over Spartanburg Merchants
Spartanburg merchants agreed to early closing at 6 20 p m except Saturdays and December nights when stores stay open until 10 p m The movement started by Y M C A auxiliary aims to help clerks and salesladies in the city Vienna reports Emperor Francis Joseph’s condition worsened though not in immediate danger
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Spartanburg Merchants
Anburg
S.C
Spartanburg
Vienna
Francis Joseph
Digestive Aid Claims From Old Remedy Poster
An OCR fragment advertises a stomach health product named Thera or Sore et one, promoting relief from indigestion, sour stomach, constipation, bad breath, and mucus lining strengthening. It cites a Chicago company and figures like W. S. Martin, with vague claims of natural juices and restorative effects.
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Oawitt
Shuford
W. S. Martin
Texas State Fair Opens in Dallas Amid Enthusiasm
The twenty seventh annual State Fair of Texas opened with bands, flags and a large crowd. Mayor Hay and Governor Campbell spoke at opening ceremonies in the florium as fairs show strong premiums, exhibits in horticulture, poultry and livestock, and machinery. Racing is expected to be a highlight with many fast horses on hand. Next Tuesday is a big day honoring Confederate veterans with Vice President Fairbanks delivering the principal address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
Hay
Campbell
Fairbanks
Fatal Wreck at Chattanooga Delvers Four Dead in Streetcar Collision
A morning streetcar crash in Chattanooga claimed four lives and left about twenty injured. Both motormen died instantly as cars collided while descending a dip on signals, with the loaded inbound car bearing most of the victims. Hospitalized victims include a grocer among the seriously hurt. investigators cite signal failure as the crash cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Get
Ity
Entertained Negro Bishop at Richmond Dinner
In Richmond Virginia on October nineteenth Bishop and Mrs Potter of New York hosted Bishop Ferguson of Africa at a dinner during the general convention of the American Episcopal church. The African Bishop was the sole black bishop seated among the house bishops, attracting notable comment in the South.
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Richmond
Potter
New York
American Episcopal Church
Ferguson
Africa
South
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