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Newspaper
Mathews Journal
Location
Mathews, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1908
Page
2
Advertisement and policy note from a 19th century newspaper announcing classified rates for notices and advertising. It lists charges for political notices, communications advocating candidates, emblems, and general ad rates, plus a request for timely news letters to reach the office before Wednesday morning.
In a Richmond paper critique after the election, editors denounce Democratic candidate Bryan while praising his influence. The writer argues such partisan attacks harm Democrats and notes Bryan originated many sound party planks. Cites Henry Clay's repeated defeats yet enduring legacy. Bryan may earn enduring respect for democracy.
Commentators describe Governor Johnson as a potential political figure with cross-state appeal. They note his ability to carry Minnesota repeatedly and compare his influence to a guiding leader, suggesting he could reshape regional agricultural policy and challenge long-standing Republican practices.
The former president declares plans to travel to Africa after completing his term and to remain abroad for a period. Observers note allies and critics question how his actions could influence a challenging transition and the White House's future leadership.
The editorial department of atigok Magazing stirs excitement over the advent of G4 Leddy who will take Mach 1909. This brief note hints at excitement and a forthcoming shift in the magazine’s focus and personnel.
A garbled line hints at a political speech about truthfulness. The readable fragment mentions seeing suggestions for office and a speaker asserting that all men are liars, though the phrasing is incomplete and unclear.
Mr Taft announces aim to carry all Roosevelt policies dubbed My Policies. If their execution yields no more benefit than under the present President, the country should expect limited prosperity.
Southside Agricultural Association presents premium results with Miss Lessie Winder winning first for several entries including Canned Pineapple and Dried Apples, Grace James and Minnie Jones winning multiple second and first places for Grapes Pears and Apples, judges led by Louse Dulier with Mrs N B Weston and others.
Complete state returns indicate Democrats rose strong with Mr. Bryan carrying Maryland and six electors, shrinking Republican majorities in the West, Illinois, Indiana, and Ohio. Minnesota Nevada also elected Democratic governors though Taft held the nationwide lead. Congress will see fewer Republicans, with Mr. Jones in the First District near six thousand.
An aging audience is urged to try Foley's Kidney Remedy to relieve kidney and bladder issues. The ad promises renewed vitality and strength for those over fifty and urges purchase from all druggists.
A crowd of names appears in a list of sewing prize entries led by Miss Minnie Jones and Annie Hudgins. Various garments and crafts are noted with exhibitors like Mrs. Sue Healy, Mrs. L. M. Callis, Mary Richardson, G. T. Garnett, and M. Hudgins earning firsts and seconds across items such as slippers, gloves, table mats, tidy, centerpieces, and lace work.
The New York World names potential Taft appointees including Elihu Root as Secretary of State and George Von L. Meyer as Secretary of the Treasury. Other posts include Luke E. Wright as War and Oscar S. Straus as Commerce and Labor with Fred W. Carpenter as secretary to the President.
Warns that winter blasts cause pneumonia pleurisy and consumption and urges Foley's Honey and Tar to strengthen lungs. Claims the remedy cures obstinate coughs and colds and prevents serious results.
Mrs Floy Shawn died at her home near Foster's Virginia on Thursday. The funeral was held at her father's home with Rev Mr Jordan presiding on Friday afternoon. She leaves a young baby and a grieving husband along with many relatives and friends. A devoted member of the Old Baptist Church she was noted for her Christian character and kindness.
Miss Maxg vi Miller daughter of Mr Wy Miller wed Mr James Callis Tuesday morning at Central M E Church with Rev Richard Perguson officiating. Bridal party entered to Mendelssohn Wedding March. Bertha Miller maid of honor. Jarvis Hudgins Thomas and Muller ushers. Couple departed for their honeymoon after ceremony.
At Kilmarnock last week Mathews horses dominated the events winning all principal races. S K Bedworth owned by V V Shipley took the free for all beating Hannis Boy. Emma Bedworth won two races with Virginia Boy as opponent in one, while two Blake stable horses added wins from Heathville. Edward F. claimed a win and second in another as the fair is described a great success.
A claim that Foley's Orino Laxative permanently cures constipation by stimulating digestive organs and enabling natural action. It asserts no griping and no continual use after taking Orino, urging sufferers away from ongoing pill dependence and stating it is sold by all druggists.
Professor Kern leads Rockford county to a new educational mandate to enrich rural life. Magnolia township unites several small schools into one large, well equipped campus of twenty acres with laboratories, library, and specialized courses in agricultural science, horticulture, annual husbandry, domestic science and home economics, aiming to equal city students in educational opportunity.
The following patents were issued this week to Atlantic Coast inventors reported by D Swift & Co Patent Lawyers Washington Bee Va P W Carney Norfolk Horseshoe S J Evans Roanoke Machine for canceling letters L J Jones Richmond Centering device D Margolius Norfolk Ballette N C T B Lee Charlotte Cotton compress SC E H Smith Belton Shuttle check for looms Copries of any above patents furnished to readers at ten cents each by D Swift & Co Washington DC patent correspondents.
An advertisement refers to MEXAMETHYLEMETETRAMINE as a German chemical used as a valuable ingredient in Foley's Kidney Remedy. It claims the substance is noted in medical texts and mentions solvents and antiseptic properties for urine, urging immediate use upon noticing symptoms.
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