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Newspaper
Mathews Journal
Location
Mathews, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1909
Page
2
Obituaries and resolutions may be inserted as paid matter at five cents per line. Transient ads 50 cents for first insertion, 25 cents for repeats. Reading notices ten cents per line. Office requests early news letters by Wednesday.
The article notes a pastor beginning his service on Sunday night with praise for the friendly relations among himself, his vestry, and communicants. It highlights his prosperity, beloved status, and that he prefers to stay amid grateful congregants despite calls from other churches.
Richmond announces a May 26 launch of a News Bulletin as a weekly state and national news supplement for one dollar per year. Subscribers would receive two papers, the county paper and the Bulletin, to boost local support and readership.
The issue presents Norman E. Mack's magazine venture aimed at shaping party discourse. It appeals to Democrats to support the venture, promising influential articles by leading national figures and the hope of a trusted organ for party interests.
Expressions of regret accompany news of the Blackstone jet plant fire. The text hopes Mr Linay Soon recovers and the Courier regains its former shape and prominence.
The fragmentary line notes Somay Venin and G. Lane completing a second effort in February, suggesting a joint performance or project completion within a confined period. Further context is omitted due to limited readable text.
Huntington West Virginia pastor Rev I W Williamson reports using Foley's Kidney Remedy for nervous exhaustion and kidney trouble and attests it does all claimed. He says the remedy has restored health to thousands and has no harmful drugs making it pleasant to take sold by all druggists.
Rospert L. McCreapy announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for the House of Delegates from Mathews and Middlesex counties. He vows to work diligently “using all honorable means” until the primary or convention, whichever the party holds.
Wm Upchurch of Glen Oak Olla left home seeking Mountain air to cure a deadly lung cough. After six months he died on return. He credits Dr King's New Discovery with recovery after six bottles. Advert claims it fights coughs colds bronchitis bleeding lungs asthma croup whooping cough. 50c and 1 trial bottle free guaranteed by druggists.
Lucy Miller beloved daughter of Mr and Mrs N E Miller died at their home near Hudgins Virginia on Saturday May 5 at 7 am after a brief illness She was eight years old Funeral services were held at their home on May 9 at 3 pm led by Rev L J Phaup assisted by Rev H B Jordan and interment followed in the family burying ground
Luther Estes son of Mrs W J Estes died at his mother's home near North Virginia on Tuesday night May 15. The funeral was preached Wednesday by Reverend L H Suddith. Further details could not be learned by Wednesday evening.
W D Evans of Mathews and Middlesex counties declares his bid for the Democratic nomination and election to the House of Delegates. He appeals for constituent endorsement, cites his last Legislature service, and promises to protect local interests if reelected.
A Mathews Middlesex district Democrat announces his candidacy for the Virginia House of Delegates. He pledges to discuss district issues with voters, lead the party to victory if nominated, and dedicate his time and abilities to public service. The notice also advertises Foley's Honey and Tar cough remedy with a money back guarantee.
Miss Emily Puller of Wrest Point visits friends in Urbanna as the town votes to install sidewalks and purchase cement for block making. Invitations issued for Miss Clara Walker Field and Mr Ju nius Claiborne Sinclair to wed May 20 1909 at Newsington Baptist Church in Gloucester County. S. D. Bunting a prominent Gloucester figure dies at 63, survived by three sons and a daughter. Mrs Sallie Brown Courtney dies after long illness at 71. Burial at Bruington. Dr B B Bagby leaves Urbanna for West Point to join Dr Ross practice relocation. Miss Julia Jennings of West Point accepts a Gloucester C H Telephon e Office job, dancing honor given Friday night, hopes for popularity in Gloucester.
An advertisement urged readers to take Foley's Urine Laxative for constipation and liver trouble to stimulate these organs and cleanse the system. It claimed the spring benefits and noted it was sold by all druggists.
Young and older women suffer headaches and nervous tension but report relief with Dr King’s New Life Pills. The product promises purer blood stronger nerves and improved health and is sold for 25 cents at druggists.
The article notes several mutual fire insurance companies in Virginia aging from ten to sixty years. The Northern Neck Mutual Fire Assn of Irvington is over thirteen years old and conducting a three mil on dollar business, reflecting regional stability and growth in mutual coverage.
A year saw an increase of one million in resources. Nine tenths of the Mutual Fire Companies live prosper and save thousands of dollars for local people, reflecting growing financial strength and community benefit.
Dun and Bradstreet report two key developments for the week: a notable rise in iron and steel demand due to lower prices aiding construction and agriculture, and an import surge in extra trade materials signaling revival in industry. The overall trade posture is cautious yet optimistic for the near term.
An advertising note touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a swift cure for hoarseness bronchitis and throat troubles. It claims soothing healing for inflamed throats and persistent coughs and urges buyers to insist on the genuine product sold by all druggists.
Sealed bids close May 17 at 6 PM for matinee privileges offering lunch service oysters confectionery and beverage stands. Each privilege uses three tickets. Bids addressed to Percival Hictis Secretary North Va for the auction.
The Mathews Athletic Association minstrel at Red Men’s Hall Tuesday night drew applause and good receipts from admissions and ice cream. Mr C A Mitchell led the hilarity with superb topering assistance, keeping the audience in a roar throughout.
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