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Newspaper
Hickory Democrat
Location
Hickory, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1914
Page
2
Utered at the Post Office in Hickory as second class matter, the notice outlines subscription terms associated with EV Morton and W M Reese, detailing mailing and payment expectations.
A 1914 editorial urges readers to embrace prosperity by buying American goods. It highlights reducing foreign imports, supporting publishers, and boosting U S mills, jobs, and circulation, with the rallying cry Made In America to strengthen national industry.
The piece compares a steamboat whistle to newspapers strong ads that draw attention yet raise alarm. It argues for consistency, noting the country stays at peace while business continues, implying steady commerce despite sensational headlines.
A Sentinel column in Yanceyville NC criticizes a New York Herald letter dated Sept 5 1914. It argues the Civil War is over and mocks wartime attitudes. It proposes paying Southern cotton farmers with Confederate money at ten cents a carload. The item reflects postwar economic and political tensions.
A Boone Mill Virginia woman Mrs C J Martin declares she suffered stomach trouble for five years and fears nothing after taking three bottles of Chamberlains Tablets. She weighs 168 pounds, can eat anything, and feels better than in ten years. Sold by Grimes Drug Co and Lusts Drug Store in Boone Mill.
An elderly farmer, Uncle John, laments failed cotton plans amid war news, noting markets collapse and overseas turmoil. He recalls drought, rising corn prices, and a plan to grow clover and oats while considering future cotton options for himself and his dependents.
$100 reward offered by Hall's Catarrh Cure to prove undefeated. The ad asserts a constitutional remedy cures catarh at all stages by internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. Proponents promise testimonials and urge readers to contact F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo, Ohio. Includes sales note for Hall's Family Pills.
The August census report shows a sharp drop in U S cotton exports amid the European war. August exports were 21 210 bales versus 257 172 last year, with Britain Germany France and Italy all far below their prior year totals. The cotton year to Aug 31 total exports reached 8 914 548 bales, domestic consumption 5 577 864, and on hand about 1 524 265 bales.
Kasota Minnesota resident Mrs. Cuara Frances of Maple Rest Farm reports Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her health after a year of weakness and pain. She urges others to try the medicine, claiming it outperforms a physician and will help many women. The notice also lists large cotton trade and production figures for the period.
A medical report notes piles can be cured in six to fourteen days with early treatment. It emphasizes proper diagnosis and timely care by clinicians. Patients are advised to seek professional evaluation for persistent symptoms and avoid self treatment.
A jar labeled Wits Slutz's Drug Store sparked concern as a consumer attempted a dubious cosmetic routine. Officials warn against unverified remedies and unsafe kitchen chemistry.
Owen Raymo of Wayne Michigan writes a fond letter praising Mr J Hunt editor of the Hickory Democrat Hickory North Carolina. He recalls Hunts kindness and dreams of returning to Hickory, noting Hunts gentle nature and unselfish acts as a lasting memory.
Dr Rudolph Schiffmann announces a guaranteed Asthmador remedy for asthma hay fever and bronchial asthma available at Grimes Drug Co Hickory with 50 cent packages and money back if not relieving instantly. The ad promises instant relief for hundreds previously hopeless cases and notes supply through local druggists or direct from Dr Schuilmann St Paul Minnesota.
Newton September 12 Republican congressional convention of the watch district opened in the courthouse with J D Albright of Mecklenburg presiding. Jake Newell of Charlotte nominated for Congress by A A Whitener of Hickory amid praise for his loyalty and character though initially reluctant to run. The convention unified to support Newell as the candidate against the Democratic administration.
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