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Newspaper
Mathews Journal
Location
Mathews, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1912
Page
4
Journal note indicates Thursday issue schedule and pricing for obituaries under 100 words printed free to subscribers. Over 100 words charged at five cents per line. Ads and news copy handled on request with ports closing Wednesday at 10 a m.
A Baltimore convention triumph for Progressive Democracy is hailed as leading to a Democratic victory. The editor credits William J Bryan with principled stand and calls for praise of his efforts, praising Nebraska figure for defending the people and the platform.
The editor marks five years at The Journal and thanks patrons, friends, and correspondents for support. The piece asserts the paper has improved under current ownership and pledges continued effort for the community's welfare.
Heat unable to deter a large crowd at Mathews WA on Saturday for the corner-stone laying of the Confederate monument. Rev. George Thomas offered a prayer, T. R. Weston and Mrs. F. Theo. Miller read camp histories, Oriental Lodge No. 20 laid the stone with relics from Confederate money to lodge records. Hon. J. Boyd Sears delivered an address, followed by dinner and talks by Hon. G. E. T. Lane and Major J. N. Stubbs.
The corner-stone laying was completed on Tuesday and examined by committees from the C. V's and U. D. C's who found the work perfect. The 26 foot grey marble monument features an Italian marble Confederate soldier at the apex and will be veiled until unveiling ceremonies are arranged.
A household advice note urges housewives to spend time in the open air and sunlight each day and keep the stomach and bowels in good order with Chamberlin's Tablets when needed. The promotion notes the product is for sale by all dealers.
The State Department of Agriculture releases the June Farmers Bulletin with articles on improved cultivation and related topics. Anyone may obtain it by sending a card to Commissioner Geo. W. Koiner, Richmond, Va. y 27-21.
During the summer months mothers should monitor any unusual looseness of the bowels in toddlers. Prompt attention at this time can prevent serious trouble. Chamberlin's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is a dependable option. Sold by all dealers.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Gloucester Mathews Bank Inc will be held at the office of the company Mathews C. H. Va on July 11, 1912 at 12 M for electing directors and other business. The stock books will be closed from June 11, 1912 to July 12, 1912. J M Lewis secretary.
There is more catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases put together and until the last few seats was supposed to be incurable. Hall's Catarrh Cure claims to be the constitutional remedy that cures by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. They offer 100 dollars for any case it fails to cure and sell for 75 cents. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
In a respectful notice the treasurer N. E. Miver asks taxpayers to deliver all due taxes by July 12 to enable settlements with the Supervisors. He warns overdue taxes incur six percent interest until paid and emphasizes the need to settle with the Supervisors promptly.
An era of aviation progress is described with Uncle Sam's mail carriers possibly flying to transport mail. The ad-vantage is framed as a public excitement. Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and lung trouble is praised with a testimonial from Mrs J F Davis of Stickney Corner Missouri. It claims to cure a dreadful cough and offers a trial bottle free at druggists and a price of 1.00.
A concerned citizen declares no connection or interest in a proposed new paper, stating all writing time and support will go to the established Mathews Journal. The letter emphasizes allegiance to the existing publication and denies endorsement or sponsorship of the contemplated venture.
Geo Gowen recounts attending the 1896 Baltimore Democratic National Convention with Mr. Minter's help gaining a press badge. He praises William Jennings Bryan, notes insurgent energy, contrasts Wilson delegates with other camps, critiques several speakers, and observes changes in Tammany and leadership.
After a long session from Tuesday to Tuesday, Woodrow Wilson was nominated for president on the forty sixth ballot. Missouri delegates favored Champ Clark, while Governor Marshall of Indiana was nominated for vice president and a progressive platform was adopted. The close resembled a united rally with predictions of a large November victory.
An ad style testimonial claims that physical strength builds womanhood and that Electric Bitters provide health and energy. Eliza Pool of Depew Oklahoma reports improved fainting spells weakness nervousness backache and fatigue after using the product. Guaranteed by all druggists.
A full day program on Gwynns Island at the old school house features speaking and varied amusements plus a fine dinner. Proceeds benefit the new church.
Citizens of North plan a big day at North on July 4 in their pew hall. Hon. W. A. Jones will deliver an address on campaign issues and local speakers will participate. Speaking starts at morning hours with an elaborate dinner served at 1 o'clock on the grounds.
A Boston man suffered lasting harm from an insect bite two years ago. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve is advised to stop poison, inflammation, swelling and pain by applying promptly. The salve heals burns boils ulcers piles eczema cuts and bruises and costs 25 cents at druggists.
J Henry Thompson Retz of Va announces that after erecting a suitable mill he is prepared to grind and sell meat hominy and any related items. He also offers graham flour noting its health benefits and requests patronage.
The Mathews Journal states clearly to patrons and friends that Mr. Paul Titlow has no connection with the paper. Any business he solicits is not for The Journal.
An early 20th century advertisement urges readers to buy Chamberlin’s remedy before summer. It claims near certainty of need, urges preparedness for emergencies, and notes the product is for sale by all dealers.
In effect Saturday May 4 1912 the B C a A railway issue a timetable change listing officials such as Warp Thompson general manager W H Brown Avent Baita T Murpock and General Passenger Agent. The fragmented notice outlines station and route adjustments under railway administration.
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