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Newspaper
Mathews Journal
Location
Mathews, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1907
Page
2
The notice outlines advertising rates: 50 cents per pound for first insertions, 25 cents per pound for each subsequent insertion, with changes applied. It also lists reading notices at 16 cents per line and mentions rates available on request.
A Virginia document discusses S. Foster of Eastern State Hospital resisting removal without court approval. It contends the General Board can dismiss for misbehavior but must follow fair trial procedures, suggesting impartial jurors and possible resignation to avoid biased proceedings.
The item honors a respected Math ews business figure described as honest and reliable in deal making. It notes broad trust across creeds and colors, and expresses deep regret at his departure. The notice conveys best wishes for success in his new sphere and confidence in his future accomplishments.
An old warning notes kidney trouble as an insidious disease and urges early use of Foley's Kidney Cure to correct irregularities and prevent Bright's disease and diabetes. For sale by all druggists.
State Senator J. Boyd Sears of Mathews spent hours in Richmond on legal business and met with several state officials before returning home. Asked about re election plans, he avoided a firm commitment, saying it is too early to discuss candidacy. He noted surprise at the General Board action removing Dr. L. S. Foster as Eastern State Hospital superintendent.
An old advertisement warns readers they can prevent pneumonia and other cold complications by using Foley's Honey and Tar. It claims the remedy stops coughing and expels the cold, notes it is mildly laxative, warns to avoid imitation products, and urges purchase from druggists in the yellow package.
A Letter to the editor challenges Dr. Lane and the Journal of December 26, 1906 over a December article. It cites a September report, October warrants, and a postal copy addressed to John B. Weston, noting disputed timing and authorship while asserting a commitment to justice.
John B. Weston defends his accounting against Dr Lane in a heated exchange over September and October warrants and receipts. He challenges Lane’s statements, recalls his own actions, and cites memory and conscience while invoking biblical phrases. The text reveals personal acrimony within a public funds dispute.
The Battery ladies staged a lively Monday night performance featuring a Ruby White and Virginia Billups song Shine On Oh Stars a minor drama Man Proposes and a Darktown Quartet with versatile acts. The Matromonial Agency farce impressed, and performers received strong audience applause. Rehearsal plans shifted to Tuesday January 8 due to illness of two leads.
An 19th century style notice from Foley & Co. Chicago warns buyers to beware of imitations of Poley’s Honey and Tar, noting false similar sounding names and yellow packaging. The genuine Ratey’s Honey and Tar is marketed as the best remedy for coughs and colds and available at druggists.
The Lane-Iggs Camp reports a lively December meeting with a call to register every Confederate veteran in the county and to enroll their sons. A January 12, 1907 gathering plans for Gen. Robert E. Lee’s centennial, with speakers sought, and a June 9 date set for a reunion. The veteran reunion is slated for Richmond, Virginia from May 26 to June 3, 1907.
The Mathews charges hold a quarterly meeting with Rev J C Reed P Elder preaching at East Mathiss Bealah and Central locations. The schedule lists the appointed places and speakers for each site.
The voting contest continues with slow momentum as readers are urged to vote. Only two contributors, Myosotis and Madge, have received ballots so far. Officials call for subscribers to participate and boost engagement.
Card certifies druggists will refund money if Foley s Honey and Tar fails to cure cough or cold. It stops the cough heals the tongue and prevents serious outcomes from a cold. Cures influenza cough and pneumonia. Prevents consumption. No opiates. Package is yellow. Refuse substitutes. Sold by all druggists.
Beginning December 7 1995 the York River Line will end its daily service between Baltimore West Point and Richmond and revert to a tri weekly steamship schedule. Boats depart Baltimore Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays and West Point Mondays Wednesdays Fridays at 508 PM. Landings will occur at Gloucester Point Clement Clay Bank and Almonds in each direction while Yorktown landing is suspended until further notice due to weather and ice.
Guide warns appendicitis risk from chronic constipation and presents Orine Laxative Fruit Syrup as a mild laxative that stimulates liver and bowels. Claims it restores natural bowel action without nausea or vomiting and advises refusing substitutes. Sold by all druggists.
A 1908 notice to Mathews County merchants offers $10.08 to the seller with the largest soda water sales in 1967 and $5.00 to the second best. The ad, signed by Post Office Ludges and Moore Jr., urges prompt orders and states all orders will be filled.
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