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Newspaper
Mathews Journal
Location
Mathews, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1907
Page
2
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The excerpt suggests broad unrest and growing chances of radical administration change. It warns that inflation, stock watering, and financial turmoil could trigger another panic while Democratic luck might bring power just as in 1893. A Pierpont Morgan lottery anecdote contrasts luck with cash preference.
An analysis argues continued fiscal instability will impair business nationwide and credit inflation bias. It critiques President Roosevelt for aggressive attacks on wealth, praises calm leadership, and calls for tariff removal to curb trust power and lower prices for all Americans.
On Thursday November 7 1907 at 8 30 p m at the home of the officiating parson Rev Geo Thomas in Math ews Va a marriage was celebrated between Charles L Armistead and Sallie G Armistead daughter of Capt Francis Armistead Friends and relatives offered congratulations and the couple departed for the bride’s home with good wishes for the voyage ahead.
An old advertisement proclaims Foley's Kidney Cure will cure any kidney or bladder trouble within medicine's reach and notes it is sold by all druggists.
The New York World lauds Mills hotels for affordable meals and private rooms at 30 cents a night, noting their cleanliness, elevator and baths, and profitably serving over 4000 guests. The piece argues high costs aren’t needed for quality dining and lodging and credits Mr. Mills as a public benefactor.
An old ad notes a cough remedy claiming Folley’s Honey and Tar stops coughing heals and clears the lungs. It emphasizes pneumonia risk following a COL and promotes the preparation as a preventive cure.
Washington reports Gifford Pinchot foresees timber reserves on government and private lands could be exhausted in twenty years at current cutting rates. He cites high per capita use, urges stronger funding and staff for reforestation, and notes Roosevelt to convene a resources conference. Also mentions Poley’s Honey and Cure not affected by the Pure Food law.
A moral reminiscence from 1870 in Uunenbuy County recalls a wife finding a large black snake in a duck nest. The husband shot the snake, rescued the eggs, returned them under the duck, and later reports twelve new guinea fowl. He ends by thanking supporters from the last election.
Elnora New York resident Robert O Burke writes of relief from dropsy and blurred vision after using Foley's Kidney Cure. He notes frequent nightly urination and longstanding illness, claims a 50 cent bottle helped, and says symptoms disappeared after three bottles. Sold by all druggists.
A collage of colonial era taunts labels Delaware Texas Georgia South Carolina and Virginia with explosive metaphors cited by Norfolk Landmark Bristol Herald Courier Savannah News and Avanta Journal. The quoted snippets imply media used colorful diction to describe states as powder and firework symbols in national rivalries.
Reporter visits the L. and M. Paint plant touting 1,100 gallons per hour and faster production than hand mixing. The L. and M. Zine hardens and coats to last 10 to 15 years, with 4 gallons plus 3 gallons linseed oil making 7 gallons for under $1.25 per gallon. Donations of L. and M. are made to churches. sold by Wm. H. C. Murray at Will James Wharf.
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