The Fouziat: 91.00 Yearly Advance
The Fouziat lists a price of 91.00 per year in advance with W. M. Muslin serving as editor and owner.
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Newspaper
Mathews Journal
Location
Mathews, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1910
Page
4
The Fouziat lists a price of 91.00 per year in advance with W. M. Muslin serving as editor and owner.
The page outlines paid notices for obituaries and resolutions of respect at five cents per line, campaign notices at regular advertising rates, and reading notices at ten cents per line. It asks correspondents to mail newsletters by Wednesday morning to avoid delays or carries over to the next week.
The Virginia press debates who should replace Senator Daniels, with speculation favoring Hon. Glaude A. Swanson as a fitting successor. The piece lauds the late Daniel as a brave, honest leader and notes Governor Mann’s potential choice, while outlining related political and civic events in the state. It also reports on a typhoid death, a marriage in Roanoke, a gubernatorial commission to survey monuments, and forthcoming camp meetings in the Northern Neck plus railroad talks at Warsaw and Lancaster.
Some people express great honor at pugilists entering the ring and fighting until one is beaten. Others would abuse competitors in business for profit, but we respect an honest pugilist over hypocritical abusers even when money is at stake.
The Virginia and Maryland Bar Associations will convene in joint session at Hot Springs Virginia from July 25 to 28. Miss Mary P Williams daughter of W A Williams of Essex and M P Rucker of Bedford Were wed recently in Washington. Mr Clarence Minor publisher Westflore and Enterprise at Codleniat Beach: die.
Daily use for almost every family includes internal and external relief. Keep a bottle of Dr Bell’s Anti Pain for bowel troubles, cuts, burns, sprains, and general pains. Strong antiseptic properties advertised with wide availability.
The Mathews and Gloucester Banks, formerly under L E Mumford Banking Co, withdraw from the system and operate as Gloucester Mathews Bank Inc with a 50000 capital. Officers include L E Mumford as president J P Nottingham as vice president and cashier and J M Lewis as Gloucester branch cashier. The bank will be locally owned by county citizens and led by prominent locals, beginning with strong resources and deposits.
Extract from Clyde H. Tavener notes the Democratic push for economy against Republican expanses. It cites Cleveland era appropriations less than half of prior Republican years, notes pending figures on new offices, and records 26 944 new positions in the last Congress plus 39 563 577 88 dollars in added taxes from the Sixtieth Congress.
The annual Country School Board meetings at Math ews C H will be held on Monday July 18 1910 starting at 4 o'clock. E C Percirur Div Supt.
Public school teachers will take examinations at Mathews C H on Thursday Friday and Saturday July 28 29 and 30 1910 starting at nine o clock each day Div Supt E C Percirur notes the schedule
An advertisement claims catarrh is constitutional and incurable by local remedies. It touts Hall's Catarrh Cure from J. Cheney & Co. Toledo as the only constitutional treatment, with internal doses and blood mucous action. A money-back promise is offered and circulars and testimonials are urged, with a note to contact local druggists.
Blacksburg Virginia lists degree courses across agriculture, horticulture, chemistry, geology, mining, mechanical and electrical engineering, metallurgy, veterinary medicine. Sixty four instructors, well equipped shops laboratories barns steam heating and electric lights in dormitories. Library holds 12 000 volumes. Field area 1100 acres.
One year course for young farmers with nine month session costing 254.60 for tuition and fees. Virginia students pay 3234.60. The next session opens Wednesday September 21 1910. Paul B. Baxsincer M.D. L.L.D. President.
A severe blizzard endangers thousands and prompts warnings about grip and influenza like illness. The ad touts Dr Kings New Discovery as a remedy for coughs, colds, bronchitis, and asthma with a testimonial from A. L. Dunn of Pine Valley Mississippi. One bottle costs one dollar and is guaranteed by druggists.
The Old Bay Line advertises state rooms from 75 cents to 2.50 with wireless telegraphy access. Meals are available a la carte aboard, highlighting travel comfort and dining options for passengers.
The article recalls the 1861 Republican control of the federal government with expenses around 65 million dollars annually, contrasting it with present outlays nearly a billion dollars higher. It quotes Hon. James G Blaine from Twenty Years in Congress on Democratic vigilance against extravagance and corruption.
A short note touts Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey as a ready treatment for gut issues and winter ailments, urging readers to seek the Bell name on the bottle in every advertisement.
The Steamer Mobjack under Capt Coffee will be chartered about August 26 by the Mathews and East Mathews charges for an excursion to Norfolk. Only white people will be allowed on board at that time.
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