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Newspaper
Hickory Democrat
Location
Hickory, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1910
Page
5
John G Robinson, heir to the original impresario, unveils ten big shows for 1910. He boasts new equipment gear and modern acts, expanding the giant tented exhibition into the world’s greatest spectacle with unprecedented investment and scope.
A Rockett died at Mer n on Thursday from typhoid. He was brother to Mrs. M. J. miell of this county. vlus Suitt of Orange county is dead. The Piedmont Tract in Cos ey line from Anderson S C to Charlotte and Greensboro may divert at Kings Mountain and pass Shelby to Gaffney and vartanburg as engineers identify a ridge where tracks lie.
Messrs H P Lutz and J W Abinson purchased 10 Jersey heifers from R W Scott during a Raleigh farmers meeting. The group plans to divide them between Date Dairy Farm and White Oak Dairy. The visit included tours of Scott's notable farm and Simpkins cotton farm. Lutz spoke on Building up Dairy Herd and Robinson discussed Farm Machinery.
Ca nada County News editor C H Mebane who also serves as assistant State Superintendent of Education plans to relocate his family from Raleigh. The Ridgeway Cotton Mill Company may convert its building into a furniture factory.
A vintage ad claims constipation causes headache nausea dizziness weakness and heart palpitations. It promises relief with Dean's Regulats priced at 2 cents and urges readers to ask their druggist for the product.
In Harper's Magazine W D Howells recalls a humorous decision by himself and Mark Twain to skip the Concord centennial of the battle of Lexington and Concord. They chose to ride the train but faced packed cars and fight to reach the event, ending up returning home defeated in their plan while friends teased their misadventure. The anecdote ends with Howells noting Twain reveled more in the tale than a Concord visit.
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