Obituaries and notices in the January 27 1910 issue
The Che Journal lists obituaries and resolutions as paid content at five cents per line. Editor W M Minter announces the Thursday publication date and pricing for paid matter.
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Newspaper
Mathews Journal
Location
Mathews, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1910
Page
4
The Che Journal lists obituaries and resolutions as paid content at five cents per line. Editor W M Minter announces the Thursday publication date and pricing for paid matter.
The article criticizes Speaker Byrd for omitting Mr. Stubbs and Mr. Evans from the Committee of the Chesapeake and its Tributaries. It argues their constituents’ interests are highly affected, and alleges personal antagonism or deliberate bias harmed Tidewater people by denying representatives who understand needed legislation.
About a dozen petitions circulate urging the Board of Supervisors to raise the school levy from thirty to fifty cents per hundred dollars. Signatures are gathered by interested locals. action before the board is anticipated soon. The Norfolk Landmark compares the potential levy to a fast growing comet near Halley.
A proverb attributed to a wise woman lists three male follies: rushing to shake fruit from trees instead of waiting, going to war to kill each other instead of letting events take their course, and chasing women instead of letting them pursue. The remark contrasts impatience with natural outcomes and mutual attraction.
In the closing session the Anti-Saloon League Convention unanimously approved a preamble and resolutions. The secretary was instructed to send copies to the state papers. J. D. McAllister, Secretary, Anti-Saloon League Con.
The document cites concerns over how afternoon newspaper headlines and reports from Richmond are allegedly misleading and asserts actions by convened Hep members to address these issues. It emphasizes the need to correct inaccuracies in city reporting and align coverage with official acts.
A Virginia Anti-Saloon League statement denies city papers’ claims that the convention split over reports from the Legislative Committee. It asserts the report was scheduled for discussion, advanced to allow time, and that Dr Cannon supported postponements to facilitate dialogue. The note credits harmony and urges publication of the denial.
An old advertisement touts Sutherlands Eagle Eye Salve as painless and harmless for eye issues. It promises a quick cure and states the product costs 25 cents and is available at all dealers.
ECEZMA Ringworm and skin diseases quickly cured by Dr Bell’s Antiseptic Salve. Includes a 25 cent box sold by all dealers. A creamy snow white ointment.
Such as pimples black heads sores chaps ulcers sunburn and all skin affections. 25c at all stores.
Senator John W. Daniel secured his fifth consecutive term by the Legislature with votes of 26 to 4 in the Senate and 73 to 12 in the House. Confirmation followed for C G Smith er to marshal Eastern District of Virginia and L L Lewis for reappointment as judge. Captain D M Davis, veteran master of the Maryland Delaware and Virginia Railway Steamer Lancaster, was found dead in his bed aboard the ship.
A Jan 19 Lee and Jackson day event drew a large crowd at the Lane-Diggs Camp in the Courthouse. Col Stewart of Portsmouth delivered a forceful address praising the South while stressing Union strength, with musical interludes by Sallie Thompson chapter U D C and a dinner for attendees. Hon J Boyd Sears gave the evening address as songs and talks continued.
An advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for an incurable catarrh case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It includes endorsements from Walpinc Kixnax Marvin wholesale druggists and notes the product is taken internally to affect blood and mucous membranes. Testimonials are free. Price is 75 cents per bottle plus a family laxative recommendation.
Notice to teachers of Westville District announcing a meeting at the High School Friday January 28 at 2 pm to discuss the Teacher's Reading Course and classroom management. Attendance stressed as the course influences certificate extensions and professional growth.
A vintage patent medicine claim touts ten years of existence and sixteen years of sales growth, urging trust with a guarantee and asserting that every druggist must stock it for merit.
Advert says millions of bottles of Br Bell s Pine Tar Honey are used yearly as a remedy for La Grippe coughs colds and throat and bronchial troubles. It advises looking for the bell on the bottle and notes it is sold everywhere.
A health note warns that kidney and bladder disorders afflict both women and men, causing misery and discomfort. It cites common symptoms and urges prompt treatment to restore well being and reduce chronic issues.
W L Henry of Panama Mo proclaims seven years proof that Dr King's New Discovery cures coughs colds and throat chest lung diseases. The world has thirty eight years proof of its value for coughs colds asthma hay fever bronchitis and early consumption. It prevents pneumonia when used timely. Sold under guarantee at EOS St SO Pearl.
Mrs Mary Dowling of 228 8th Ave San Francisco testifies that Electric Bitters cured her acute indigestion and stomach and liver troubles. She calls it the best remedy on the market, a tonic and alterative that purifies the blood and aids female health.
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