Nervous Despondent Women at Platea and Walcott Cases
Reports claim Lydia E B Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helps nervousness and pain. Mary Halstead of Plates Pa says crying spells ceased and sleep improved after use. Amelia Dani of Walcott Ndak says side pain and blue mood eased and she became well. Lenoir College sees record opening with 190 registrations second day, largest first two day total in city history.
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Platea
Dia E. Pinkham
Mary Halstead
Plates
Lydia B. Pinkham
Amelia Dani
Walcott, N. Dakota
Pinkham Medicine
Oman
Lenoir College
What Worried Him? Dr King’s Chill Tonic Claim
Peter Tallent says years of chills stopped after taking one third bottle of Dr King’s Chill Tonic four years ago. The tonic is sold everywhere, with no cure no pay offer, 50 cents at drugstores and medicine dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Peter Tallent
Hides Prices and Estate Notice From North Carolina
Hides prices show green hides 131 2 per pound and partly cured, green salted, and dry salt figures. Notice sent to creditors for the estate of D E Moose deceased of Catawba County North Carolina. Claims must be shown by August 16 1913 with debts settled promptly. Executor John W Moose cites Hickory N C as the contact.
Taft supporters dominate Bull Moose split in state convention
In Charlotte the Taft faction excluded anti-Taft Bull Moose delegates and nominated a full state ticket led by Governor Thomas Settle, with J R Gaskill as lieutenant governor and David H Blair as attorney general. A separate Bull Moose slate met in the courthouse naming Zeb Vance Walser as governor and a full ticket. Marion Butler opposed endorsing Cy Thompson, who was later backed by Wilmington sources but could not run. Pearson resigned as national committeeman and was reelected.
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Charlotte
Taft
Thomas Settle
Squar
Suncombe
J. R. Gaskal
Edgecomb
David H. Blair
Forsyth
W. J.anews
Wake
Daniel W. Patrick l
Greene
J. Q. A. Wood
Asquatank
Cyrus P. Frazier
Guilford
A. L. French
Rockingham
J. B. Goslen
E. Whyte
Alamance
A Hn Sharp
Iredell
J 1. Cook
Richmond Pearson
C. H. Cowles
Z. V. Walser
Marion Butler
Court House
George E. Butler
Sampson
J. N
Lenoir
Forty Five Minutes From Broadway at Thornton Opera House
The theatrical production Forty Five Minutes from Broadway will be presented at the Thornton Opera House on Thursday September 12. The show mirrors the successful George H. Cohan style in New York City that drew large crowds for a year and is poised to set new attendance records locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Thornton Opera House
George H. Cohan
New York City
Death of Mr Reuben Deal at 89 in Alexander county
Mr Reuben Deal died on August 29 at age 89 and was laid to rest at Friendship Church in Alexander County. The brief notice records the passing and burial details with local church and county identifiers.
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Reuben Deal
Friendship Church
Alexander County
Savannah visitors and local picnic plans announced
Mrs. Stewart of Savannah Miss McCampbell of Birmingham and Miss Lily Jones of the Happy Valley visit Mrs. Aleck Hall this Saturday. Mr. R. L. Shuford is in town arranging a farmers' picnic for September 14 at his place. Dr Templeton and Mr W A Self will speak. invited.
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Mrs. Stewart
Savannah
Miss McCampbell
Birmingham
Lily Jones
The
Happy Valley
Aleck Hall
R. L. Shuford
Dr. Templeton
W. A. Self
Cupid in Hickory Wedding of Rose Shuford and Hugh DAnna
Miss Rose Campbell Shuford married Hugh DAnna in Corinth Reformed church on Tuesday evening. The ceremony was simple due to the bride’s father’s death and witnessed by close relatives. The couple, prominent in Hickory society, have strong church and musical ties. the bride is organist at the Reformed church and trained at Converse and Cincinnati Conservatory. Mr. DAnna, son of Sig.S. DAnna, studied at Kentucky State University and worked as civil engineer before joining local firms and eventually managing Hickory Hosiery Mills. The couple departed on a northern honeymoon aboard No 161, expected return mid September.
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Corinth Reformed
Rose Campbell Shuford
Hugh D’anna
A. A. Shuford
Hickory Society
Claremont
Converse Colleges
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
The
Reformed Church
Sig.s.d'anna
Kentucky State University
Chesapeake & Ohio
DuPont Powder Co
Gibbsonville
N. J
Hickory Banking and Trust Co
Hickory Hosiery Mills
D’anna
Henderson Elliott Weddings Anno
Miss Blanche Bailey of Winston-Salem guests at Mrs. C. M. Sherrill's welcome party for wedding plans in Hickory. Prize games awarded to Mattie Abernethy and Miss Bailey, luncheon served, cups and cards bore a Hazel Elliott and Frank Henderson message. Bride-to-be daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Elliott. groom-to-be son of Mrs. Claudia Henderson. Large social interest in October wedding. Attendees include Blanche Bailey, Margaret McComb, Annie Link, Mattie Abernethy, Louise Allen, Claire Sellers, Cherine Gwaltney, Margaret Best, Lenore Sourbeer, and Mrs. Sherrill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Sherrill
Rock
J. D. Eliott
Fifteenth Street
Blanche Bailey
Winston-Salem
Mattie Abernethy
Miss Bailey
Hazel Elliott
Frank Henderson
J. D. Elliott
Hickory
Claudia Henderson
Margaret McComb
Annie Link
Louise Allen
Claire Sellers
Cherine Gwaltney
Margaret Best
Lenore Sourbeer
Shersill
Hall Bride Weds James M Hatch In Elegant Home Ceremony
In a 7:30 p m ceremony at George W Hall’s residenceMiss villian Hall married James M Hatch The event featured electric lighted columns intertwined with ivy and ferns Elizabeth Hall rode as flower girl Master Bill Rose escorted the bride’s nephew to the altar Rev J G Garth presided The bride wore white satin with lace and carried Bride’s roses in a formal setting with family as witnesses
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Villian Hall
James M. Hatch
George W. Hall
Mr. Hall
Elizabeth Hall
Flower Girl
Bill Rose
Rose
Hamlet
Geo. W. Hall
David Easterling
McColl
J. G. Garth
I A Sharen
Wedding Ties Hall to McColl Mills Family in Hickory
The wedding unites Miss Hall daughter of the late Philo Hall with a groom who manages several cotton mills at McColl South Carolina. The ceremony at the house featured lily decorations and a punch service by Mrs. Menzies and Mrs. Strachan. Relatives from Salisbury Hamlet and Atlanta attended, with travel to Washington New York and Atlantic City for some guests.
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Philo Hall
Hickory
McColl
S. C
M Fiage
K. C. Menzies
Strachan
Salisbury
Ingold
Wood
Margaret McComb
Rosalie Dixon
Mary Munroe
Hall
Col
J. G Hall
Fries’ Hall
Lenoir
Cates
Rose
Hamlet
Ramsay
Round Dozen Club selects books at Sept meeting
The Round Dozen Book Club held a Sept 4 gathering at Mrs Worth Elliott's home with ten members. Selections include Mrs J Blackwelder The Hoosier Chronicle Mrs C Best His Worldly Goods Mrs H Doll The Man in Lonely Land and others. The first meeting is planned for Oct 2 with Mrs C C Bost.
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Round Dozen Book Club
Worth Elliott
J. the
Hoosier Chronicle
W. Blackwelder
Theiriys
Wright
C. C. Best
Tuttle
H. M. Doll
Lonely Land
Bosher
Henry Elliott
House of Ky Thousand Welcomes
Lip“its
How to Be Plump and Relieve Constipation
The article praises Dr King’s Blood and Liver Pills as a reliable remedy for sluggish digestion and constipation. It claims constipations causes fatigue headaches biliousness and skin blotches and urges gentle bowel regulation. Pills priced 25 cents at medicine dealers.
Typographical Errors Stir Editor and Reader Doubts
A reader laments typographical mistakes in a prior piece and offers a corrected reading. The note quotes a line about a gulf separating lives from Lazarus and calls for stronger ties between country and town through better editing.
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Lazarus
Forty five Minutes from Broadway to be staged in Hickory
Presented by a company of about thirty. Forty five Minutes from Broadway set in New Rochelle, a New York suburb, is scheduled for Hickory on Thursday September 12. The production promises new stage settings for this musical comedy by George H. Cohan.
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Broadway
New Rochelle
New York
Hickory
George H. Cohan
Too Much for 50 Cents Tonic Claim
Advertising blurb touts King's Improved Chill and Fever Tonic as best, with testimonials from S H Mathis in Conrad's North Carolina. It claims the product cures fever and chills for many families and notes it is sold by medicine dealers in a large bottle. For a few objections it allegedly cures too many people.
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King
S.H. Mathis
Conrad’s
N.C
Old Folks Meeting Promises Interest for All Ages
The Epworth League Literary Department will stage a program at 8 o'clock next Monday night in the Methodist church. Titled In the Olden Golden Glory of the Days Gone By, it aims to entertain older parishioners and younger attendees alike. Everyone is invited.
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The
Epworth Leagie
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement promises reward
An 19th century style testimonial ad offers a 1000 dollar reward for a catarrh cure Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co of Toledo. It asserts internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, cites endorsements from Nat's Bank of Commerce Toledo and asserts the product is sold by all druggists. It also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunarea
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Nat's Bank OF Commerce
Ohio
Forty Five Minutes from Broadway at Thorton Opera House
Promoters announce a record-breaking production to play at the Thorton Opera House on Thursday September 12 with Bert Leigh as the chief funmaker. Seats are on sale at Moser and Lutz's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Thorton Opera House
Bert Leigh
Moser & Lutz's
Vermont election yields no governor as Progressives surge
Vermont voters produced no governor on Tuesday as the Progressive ticket captured about 15 000 votes while Regulars totaled 26 000 and Democrats reached 20 000 the highest Democratic vote since 1880 with no decisive outcome.
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Vermont
Dr Kings Improved Chili Tanic Ad Promises Quick Cure
An old style ad claims Dr. Kings Improved Chili Tanic cures before a bottle is taken and urges readers to order three dozen from J. C. Harner of Covington. The note mentions Capt. L. T. Nichols of the C. I., W. A. R., visiting the city yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. Nichols
Highland 1912 Tax Sale Notice Listing Real Estate
Highland town tax sale notice lists parcels and amounts due for 1912 taxes. Items include Mrs P K Moore ten acres for 32 dollars, WL Brown seven acres three dollars thirty cents, Adolphus Davis one dwelling balance due, Re John Little seventy eight acres two thousand etc. Sale at Mayor's office October 4, 1912 at 10 o'clock a.m. C Coons, Tax Collector.
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Dale
Board of Town Commissioners of
Highland
P. C. Coons
P. K. Moore
WL. Brown
Adolphus Davis
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Sancoren Ss
de Laval
Hickory Seed Co
Hickory, N
T. W. Wood & suNs
Richmond, Va
Fletcher
T.R
Butler
Gaming
Cupid
Henderson-Elliott
Hatch-Hall
Pemper
J. C. Harner
Covington, N
Children Ory
Castoria
Soe
Walter A. Wood Mowe
McCormick
Abernethy Hardware Company
Hickory Banking & Trust Co
Geo. BE. Bisanar
Southern
C. & N-W. Railways
Clarice
Valois
Doris
Bernalda
J. F. Allen
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