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The Journal announces weekly publication with a paid obituary and resolutions policy. Obituaries and resolutions require advance payment per line, with charges specified for each item and line.
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Newspaper
Mathews Journal
Location
Mathews, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1909
Page
2
The Journal announces weekly publication with a paid obituary and resolutions policy. Obituaries and resolutions require advance payment per line, with charges specified for each item and line.
In a defiant display of party loyalty, Democrat candidate Tucker publicly endorses his opponent after losing the primary, praising Democratic principles and urging supporters to back the ticket. He thanks loyal Virginians, defends the party’s integrity, and vows to aid Democratic success in the coming contest.
We congratulate the Sentinel editor on the fine health emphasized in his August issue squib and admit we overlooked it last week. We echo his greeting and declare we feel well, though never loud about it, as we share a lighthearted, collegial jest about our own condition.
The Gloucester Tribune notes a friendly clash between Brothers Kyland of the Sentinel and Minter of the Mathews Journal. It jokes that if it were a civil war, the Reb side would be represented by Kyland while the Yanks would be the other, referencing common war rhetoric with local color.
A granite monument 27 feet high topped by a Confederate soldier will honor Essex heroes both living and dead. It bears bronze inscriptions listing names. The unveiling is set for August 25 with addresses by Senator Daniel Governor Swanson Col Robert E Lee and Governor Noel of Mississippi. Noel’s father and grandfather were born in Essex.
A Detroit resident with severe rectal trouble was assured by three doctors that an operation was unnecessary. He used Dr King's New Life Pills and fully recovered. The remedy claims to prevent appendicitis and cure constipation and headaches, priced 25 cents at all druggists.
Mathews Lodge No 30 L O F of Virginia issues resolutions dated July 20 1909 for William J Callis who died July 9 1909. The document extols his Odd Fellowship and service to the lodge and calls for sympathy to his family, divine guidance, and publication of copies to the family journal and lodge records.
A French scientist notes a blood based secret of longevity while Electric Bitters is marketed as life prolonging. The ad claims blood nourishment and nerve revitalization, citing W M Sherman of Cushing Maine who says the tonic cured his kidney trouble. A 50 cent price is listed at druggists.
W D Evans expresses gratitude to Democratic voters in Mathews and Middlesex counties for strong support in the recent primary. He pledges to faithfully serve all constituents if elected to the house of Delegates, thanking supporters and urging continued backing.
John Washinton of Bosqueville Texas states that after three doctors failed to help his leg blood poisoning from a spider bite left large deep sores for five weeks. The salve healed him completely, proving its effectiveness for eczema boils burns and boils.
Wharfig Grove Camp announces its annual gathering will begin this year on Friday August 20 at Whaston Grove Camp. A new wharf has been built to replace the old ramshackle structure.
Affax was the sole means of reaching the shore as Mr. Exmest Browne formerly of Mathews now in Norfolk conducts an excursion from that city on the Steamer Mobjack each of the two Sundays during the meeting. Large crowds are expected to attend on both days.
Close friends indicate Hary St George Tucker will challenge Rep Hal D Flood for Congress. Tucker carried the Tenth District by 2900 votes. Also noted are tariff duty receipts at 930994 against 676578 last year, a Essex County treasurer appointment after W H Streets death, and a memorial fund for Clarence Gray with local donors contributing. House party in Saluda includes Misses Burrell Coxe Puller Marsden Donahoe and others from Virginia, Roanoke, Urbanna, Winchester, Topahannock and Richmond.
Special Commissioners will sell at public auction in Mathews Court House Virginia on September 20 a tract of land about 110 acres in Plankston Magisterial District bounded north by A. T. Lewis east by Wm S Thurston south by Henry Fleet estate and west by Benjamin Bramball estate. One-third cash with the balance evidenced by bonds payable in six and twelve months. Mira WP J Boyd Sears Special Commissioners
Steamers Florida Virginia or Alabama leave Old Point Comfort daily except Sunday at 7 30 PM with further details to follow.
The letter from J E Treakle of Brooklyn challenges Mathews Virginia Odd Fellows members and their attendance at funerals amid heavy rain. Cuas R Richardson replies, defending attendance choices, noting members have missed several funerals, and urging sincere Odd Fellows conduct at burial and memorial events.
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