30 Aug 1907
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Newspaper
Manatee Record
Location
Manatee, Florida, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1907
Page
1
The paper proposes a weekly Home Circle column aimed at mothers and readers seeking wholesome moral reading. It asks subscribers to vote by postal card on making the feature regular, promising extra effort if readers appreciate it.
The Otsego Journal of Gilbertown N Y endorses Dr King’s New Discovery as the most popular remedy in Otsego County. Wm M Dietz editor praises it as an infallible cure for coughs and colds and a vital household staple. Guarantied to not disappoint, at J M Samuel’s Drug Store priced 50c and 1 00 with a trial bottle free.
The Wauchula Telegram argues Manatee county must support dividing DeSoto to gain fairness in the state senate. It contends DeSoto has long denied Manatee rights and warns that failure to divide keeps Manatee weaker than Seminole and Eden counties.
An ad claims crying infants suffer hunger due to worms not absorption. It promotes White's Cream Vermifage as a quick cure turning crying babies into thriving children. Sold by J. M. Samuel.
In a dry hot period residents of Tatum Ridge complain of heat and busy lives while praising the local school and Miss Adella Stephens of Venice as an outstanding teacher. A note from H Holland of Braden River describes good meetings in Mulberry and a planned visit to Mt Enon in Hillsboro. Residents report seed germination troubles but hold to perseverance and community spirit.
An advertisement extols Dr King’s New Life Pills as a reliable daily aid for liver and bowels. Sold by J. M. Samuel druggist at 25 cents. The copy compares the product to the sun’s regularity and promises guaranteed relief.
Six warrants charging criminal libel were issued by County Judge Robles against Claude LEngle editor of the Tallahassee Sun and J H Reese writer for the paper. Affidavits by Peter Knight and W F Stovall accuse them of conspiring to remove LEngle from the capital and of forging fake telegrams. Knight and Stovall deny the charges and say they will pursue criminal libel against the editor. Bail and a preliminary hearing are to follow or the case may proceed via direct informations.
Willow Point Texas merchant I T Bogg endorses Ballard's Snow Liniment as the best all round liniment. It relieves rheumatism burns cuts contracted muscles and sore chest. Sold by J M Samuel.
Pastor Gardner filled his regular appointment at Venice and preached at Mary's Chapel Saturday night. A. F. Collins, long on the docket, is now able to attend church. J. O. Thompson and G. Younglove returned from the James town exposition visiting Washington and the White House, but Teddy was absent.
Albert Williamson backs Hon. J. N. Stockton for Florida chief executive. Stockton’s supporters claim he has the broadest popular appeal and would unite voters, while others note the need for a strong leader with broad confidence in the state. Local notes mention visits from J. W. Spang, J. Garrett, and Lela Foy plus ongoing community chatter.
A. E. Stebbins of Manatee joins with son J. F. Stebbins to form a Tampa real estate firm. A. E. Stebbins will move next week to a home on Nebraska Avenue and offices will be in the Curry building. Stebbins Jr. becomes a heavy Tampa real estate investor.
Estray notice reports a cream bull calf four months old and a cream heifer calf both Jerseys missing since about July 1. Reward offered for information. contact Manatee Livery Co for details.
A meditation on smiles as the human sign of joy. Gems may flash and diamonds shine but only a smiling face can bloom and brighten life. Laughter is day and sobriety night, with a smile as the twilight between them.
Essay asserts good wives protect public peace and morality more effectively than police, prisons, or law. A husband with stake in a home becomes a self-appointed guardian of community morals, unless he is radically bad.
A parable warning that a single evil word can corrupt many, while many good precepts are needed to counteract it. The message urges caution with speech and emphasizes the lasting impact of words on a pure world.
The piece argues profanity harms society and individuals, offering that no man gains from it. It warns youths to avoid profane language as disgraceful, insulting to others, and degrading to the mind.
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