Journal editorial on Democratic victory and Jeffersonian values
The Journal editorial celebrates a Democratic victory after years of defeat, likening the moment to a long-sought day and invoking Jeffersonian Democracy as the rallying principle. It urges the party and leaders to meet the responsibility placed on them by the people of the United States.
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William J. Bryan
Good Road's Letter Urges Better County Road Work
The Mathews Journal letter-writer condemns road neglect across Westville Chesapeake districts. He cites cost disparities, urges competent superintendents, calls for highway ties to Richmond and Washington offices, and proposes simple, effective fixes like split log drags and regular maintenance to end muddy, sandy roads. He references Farmers Bulletin 321 and suggests reading World's Works for road articles.
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Taylor
Pacific Coast
Wisconsin
Plankstank
Westville
Chesapeake
Prankstank
Floyd Marchant
Muir
New Point
Highway Commission
Richmond
Office of Public Roads
Washington
Mathews C. BR
Farmers Bulletin
Washington, D. C
Mathews
Sweeping Victory for the Democrats Wilson and Marshall Garry 30 States
Approximate results from Tuesday's election show the Democrats won a great victory securing the Presidency and an increased House majority with a likely Senate majority. The solid South and several states gave Wilson and Marshall 395 electoral votes. Taft 8 and Roosevelt 112 for 4 states. Virginia shows a large Democratic margin while Slemp wins a congressional seat.
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House
Senate
Connecticut
Delaware
Kentucky
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
New York
West Virginia
Indiana
Ohio
Missouri
Wilson
Marshall
Vermont
Utah
Taft
Roosevelt
Virginia
Slemp
Congress
Mr. Jones
Middlesex
Jones
Gloucester
Flagger trains with quick work saves Ohio rail car
An Ohio man flagged a train and saved it from a wreck while another account recalls T. Atkinson of Raleigh crediting Electric Bitters for curing severe stomach and liver troubles after suffering a grave condition. Four bottles claimed to restore health. trial urged with price five cents at druggists.
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Spandons
Ohio
NH. T. Atkinson
Raleigh
Halloween Party Hosted by Miss Phaup and Miss Hudgins
Miss Christine Phaup and Miss Ritchie Hudgins hosted a Halloween party at Miss Phaup’s home in the Methodist Parsonage last Thursday. The home featured autumn leaves and red berries with a red and yellow color scheme, games were played, instrumental music by W D Cridlin and George G Fogle, and vocal numbers by Helen Marsden. Guests included Mr and Mrs 8P James, Mr and Mrs Wyatt Wolffe, Dr and Mrs A G Vaden, and many others, with Rev George Gowen in attendance.
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Christine Phaup
Ritchie Hudgins
Miss Phaup
Methodist Parsonage
W.d.cridlin
Richmond
George G. Fogle
Onancock
Helen Marsden
P. James
Wyatt Wolffe
A. G. Vaden
Dora Soles
Mary Lamison
Ida Shackleford
Estelle Dyson
Bessie Leach
Nora Enos
George Gowen
James H. Peed
W. D. Cridlin
Billy White
Arnica Salve Championed by Fire Hero Crowd Cheers
A fire hero raises a small round box amid cheering crowds, proclaiming Budjlin’s Arnica Salve as best for burns boils ulcers and skin ailments. He touts its anti inflammatory, pain killing effects and sets a price of 25 cents at druggists.
Temperance Meeting at Disciples Church in Mathews C. H.
A temperance meeting is planned at the Disciples church in Mathews County Health on Sunday night November 10. The program includes hymns prayers readings solos and an address on temperance by Rev Gowen. Participants include Mr Muse Foster Dr and Mrs Hoskins Mrs G S Griener Miss Lynda Douglas and others.
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Disciples Church
Mathews C. H
America
Muse Foster
Mrs. Hoskins
G. S. Griener
Rev
Gowen
Miller
Miles
Vaden
Mr. James
Reading
Lynda Douglas
A Great Building Falls When Foundation is Undermined
On the first sign of indigestion, Dr King’s New Life Pills should be taken to tone the stomach and regulate the liver kidneys and bowels. Pleasant easy safe and supply 35c at all druggists.
Campaign Contributions to Democratic National Campaign Fund
The Journal will accept and forward all contributions to the Democratic National Campaign Fund. Amount received and forwarded $17. A testimonial claims Chamberlin's Cough Remedy cured whooping cough in children, noting a high fever and coughing up blood, with the mother praising the product and urging dealers to carry it.
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Ackowledge
Democratic National Campaign Fund
Chamberlin
R. A. Donaldson
Lexington
Miss
School Fair Grand Success At Winter Harbor
A large crowd attended the Matthews School Fair, with top exhibits and lively contests. Winners include Ruby Sibley, Elizabeth Pugh, Virginia Pugh, Mable Fox, and many others in basketry, drawn items, sewn outfits, and farm produce, as students from multiple schools showcased talent and skill across categories.
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Mathews
Winter Harbor
J. H. Binford
Ruby Sibley
Daniel Pax
Elvin Collins
Elizabeth Pugh
Virginia Pugh
Lucy Hodges
Mabel Fox
Linda Diggs
Louise Hudgins
Verna Brooks
Ruby Callis
Altha Boyd
Mava Shipiecy
Doll Outfit
Elsie Frengh
Lora Diges
Min
Reed
Dorothy Murray
Ruth Bassett
Lillian Hughes
Ethel Diggs
Mary Mathews
Charlie Greiner
A. B
Merritt Sibley
Evelyn Hodges
Fred S. Treakle
C. D. Grade
Bernard Marchant
Violet Leffler
D. Grade
Mae Smith
Laura James
Bayes Collins
John Jordan
Leslie Diggs
Howard Callis
Raymond Collins
Allen Morgan
Milford Morgan
Raymond Foster
Marvin Haynes
Pickney Hodges
James Hatch
Winfield Diggs
Wm. D. Soles
Holland White
Benjamin Murray
Stanley Hudson
Raymond Rocey
Eddie Diggs
Louise Dawn
Bernice White
Thelma Fox
Virginia Puph
Pauline White
Ethel Collins
Ethel Marchant
Clara Green
Hettie Minor
Ellen Burke
Nannie Hatch
Hilda Powell
Erma Mickleborough
Jelly
Levering Callis
Lois Phaup
Hdward Fox
Helen Thomas
Norris Richardson
Pickle
Archie Acey
Cobbs
Ether Riggs
Lucy Sibley
Marchant
Peache
Stade
C. H
Hunter Haynes
Esther Fitchett
Cobbs Creek
Cathrine Dunston
Pound Gake
Muse Foster
C. H. Lois Phaup
Mane Fox
Macy Ellen Burky
Dolores Winn
Lucy Diggs
Jabot
Esther Leffler
Marcarette Fox
Come At Once To William J. Miller's Jewelry Store
Holiday shoppers are urged to visit William J. Miller's Jewelry Store to see a curated set of watches silverware and jewelry. The shop touts seasonal woods and ready cooperation with customers offering competitive prices and a wide variety to compare with other stores.
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