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Newspaper
Mathews Journal
Location
Mathews, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1912
Page
4
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Obedience to the fly admonition is emphasized as vital for family health. The piece explains how flies spread germs through decomposing matter and contaminated food and drinks, urging cleanliness, screened doors and windows, and proper disposal of dead animals to reduce disease risk.
The Journal denounces verdicts in murder trials as too lenient and calls for hard punishment. It condemns Claud Swanson for fifteen years and Floyd Allen to the electric chair, urging that justice deter future crimes and uphold court dignity despite sympathy for the family.
Richmond Virginian notes the Colonel’s sharp stance to keep the convention away from him and warns against provoking him. The piece emphasizes caution, recalling the Colonel’s unpredictable temper and bite when tempted.
A New York judge sentenced a suffragist to a three month term after she beat her husband drawing attention to the perceived downsides of the suffrage movement.
Mathews veterans gathered in Mathews on June 14 to receive crosses of honor. Honorees included Herry F. Diegs, Wr. J. White, Josiah Brooks, James Foster, Robert J. Morgan, and Joseph A. Torcer, with others noted as attendees.
The program for the celebration includes prayers and songs, speeches by Rev J Arthur Winn Hon J Boyd Sears and Mrs Nf Theo Miller, readings and the bestowal of Crosses of Honor by the President. Crosses will be issued by September first with the event featuring indelible speakers and ceremonial tributes.
It claims rheumatism is caused by a single factor and promotes Chamberlins Linament linament with free applications and massaging to relieve pain. Sold by all dealers.
Since Perciver was appointed Superintendent Mathews County and district funds rose over 110 percent. Mathews and Middlesex led Virginia in per pupil schooling funds, with Mathews at 6715.91 and Middlesex at 4312.04, plus new school buildings and expanded facilities. Accomac ranked high in population but trailed in total spending.
An old advertising blurb markets tablets to strengthen creation and keep bowels regular. It claims the tablets are mild and suitable for people of middle age and older, with sale through local dictaters.
Mr El Harper of Cley Pank and Miss A Rowe wed on Wednesday May 29 at the bride’s home. Harper, son of Mr Clavorook Harper of King and Queen Sentinel, is a prominent local businessman and member of F Weaver & Co.
Advice on using Cham berlin's Cough Remedy to loosen mucus and ease expectoration in whooping cough symptoms. Claims the remedy signs mucus and helps, asserts safety and past success in epidemics. Recommends purchase by all dealers.
Gloucester veterans marked Jefferson Davis birthday with a June 3 gala at Achilles. Major J N Stubbs presided as veterans from Gloucester Companies were named, and Col J R Saunders Rev W H Groves W E Wyatt R A Folkes and Wallace Williams spoke.
Notice to Mathews residents announces state auditor settlement deadline by June 1. The treasurer, N. Ee. Mrrver, invites tax payments at his office in Matl C. H. every Saturday, stating taxes are to be received by that schedule.
The Northern Neck and South Side Bankers Association met in Urbanna with bankers from Tidewater and nearby cities. Notables included Charles S Miller Baltimore George Sivan Ryland Peter Woodard J M Miller Jr Richmond H E Tepping West Point W T Tyler Warsaw Joan Henley Sharps H O Beck Irvington Ned Bland West Point Edmund Smith Saluda J P Nottingham Mathews J M Lewis W A Robertson Gloucester L N Weaver Gresham Urbanna. A steamboat trip down the Rappahannock on the Blarche preceded a banquet at The Ross House hosted by Colonel J R Saunders with welcomes from W H Ryland and responses from several men. Attendees looked forward to the next meeting, while a fine auto trip home was noted for Messrs Nottingham Lewis Robertson and Minter courtesy of B F Weaver of Claybank.
Advertisement notes Cham berlin's Tablets relieve constipation with agreeable bowel movement and no unpleasant effects. Sold by all dealers.
Notice announces Children Day services at Olive Ranch Church in Gloucester County on Friday June 10. Morning and afternoon exercises planned with dinner and refreshments on the grounds. The public is cordially invited to attend.
An old advertisement claims deafness cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated constitutionally. It asserts the Eustachian tube inflames hearing loss, often due to catarrh, and offers $100 for a catarrh deafness cure by Hall's Catarrh Cure with a free circular. hall’s family pills are also pitched for constipation.
A dense OCR of school grade results lists multiple students by name across subjects including Grammar, Composition, Rhetoric, History, Agriculture, Physical Geography, Writing, Drawing, Algebra, Geography, Snow, Physiology and Civil Government. Names such as S Fitchett C Thomas L Smith E Armistead B Hudgins and others appear with various grade levels and positions.
Notary Public and J. P. offer to travel across the county or beyond to handle any business within their professional scope. The service emphasizes readiness and mobility to serve clients wherever needed.
Standing of pupils in sessional examinations for New Point High School shows top performers in Spelling Arithmetic and Rapid Arithmetic across Grades 1 2 and 7. Notable names include Ivy Thomas Lester Smith Susie Fitchett Ruth Ripley Carlton Thomas John Snow May Hudgins and G Snow among others.
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