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Newspaper
Mathews Journal
Location
Mathews, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1912
Page
4
Obituaries of 100 words printed free for subscribers, over 100 words five cents per line. Advertisment job and news copy prepared on request. Forms close Wednesday ten a m.
A compact quotation from David Starr Jordan defines wisdom as knowing the next move talent as knowing how to perform it and virtue as the act itself. The line emphasizes practical ethics and action.
The community anticipates a large crowd at a Confederate movument unveiling on September 1. Citizens urge merchants and residents to remove trash and debris to present a polished town, arguing clean premises serve as better advertisements than dirty ones.
Readers are advised to seek expert instruction to become better farmers by gathering information from proficient speakers. County residents planning to farm are encouraged to attend lectures by experienced agriculturalists scheduled for tomorrow, Friday.
Wisacres argue life is one thing after another and urge reconciliation while protesting the persistent repetition of Roosevelt. They emphasize a desire for steadier leadership and less political repetition in public discourse.
The Mathews Journal records received funds totaling 2.50 dollars and 1.00 dollar from Perciva Hicks, with the journal to remit contributions to the Democratic Campaign Fund.
Most Worshipful Grand Master W. L. Andrews and senior officers visited Chesapeake Bay area lodges and addressed Oriental Lodge No. ao at Mathews. They toured Mobjack Bay Yacht Club, attended a dinner at Hotel Mathews, and approved the menu listing fried chicken, roast duck, oysters and several side dishes.
The Lane- Diges Camp C V moves its next meeting to the first Saturday in September to prepare for the September 11 unveiling. The shift avoids the regular second Saturday meeting date and aligns with the planned event.
If you knew the real value of Chaiberlin's Linament for Jame back soreness sprains and rheumatic pains you would never wish to be without it. For sale by all dealers.
The New Point Development Corp announces Old Dominion S. S. Co steamers depart Bay-Side wharf at 3 p m on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday weekly. Travel to Old Point takes 1 hour and 45 minutes after leaving Bay-Side.
A reader quote notes that small indulgences and neglect of digestion can lead to trouble. It recommends Dr King s New Life Pills for quick safe relief, priced at 25 cents at all druggists.
Mrs Richard Diggs aged 83 of Gwynns Island died last Wednesday morning. She leaves six children Esther Hudgins Allen Stillman Bettie Williams Eva Powell Lee and Allen Pickett, 39 grandchildren and 25 great grandchildren. Funeral at Baptist church Friday 3 PM by Rev. Anderson of Baltimore. Farewell poem accompanies the notice. Rainbow
Medicines have met with uniform success from Chamberlin's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Its remarkable relief of colic and diarrhoea has earned a wide reputation in almost every neighborhood. For sale by all dealers.
Engineers on the Hampton to Washington line stop at Hotel Sajuda this week according to Sentinel reports amid broader project activity and local travel notes. A cyclone wind storm near Edwards ville Northumberland county last week caused devastation observed by the Citizen.
Ellis Clark Richardson and Mary L. Hudgins wed at the bride’s parents home in Port Haywood. Rev. J Arthur Wine conducted the ceremony. The couple left on the Mobjack for a bridal tour and will reside in Kilmarnoch.
Allen Sinclair of Hampton Virginia and Frances Jefferson Robins of Maulfield Gloucester county were married at Abington church at five o'clock on Wednesday afternoon. Rev. W. Lb. Lee officiated. Mr and Mrs Jefferson Ashton Sinclair hosted a reception at Maulfield on Tuesday evening in honor of the couple.
The death of B. E. Clements June 16, 1912 is noted by Mathews Lodge No. 36 I O O F. He joined opt 1903 and was an upright citizen and loving family man. Resolutions express sympathy and urge minutes copy and public notice in The Mathews Journal.
A Falls, Inc. dealer, T. W. Hendrickson, Ohio, Falls, praises Chamberlin's Cough Remedy as the best for coughs colds and croups and notes it is his best seller. Available for sale by all dealers.
Letter from Dr. Hawkins to Rev. Adams states no moral fault and confirms readmission recommendations. This note transmits Hawkins endorsement and supports Adams as a pure, trustworthy Christian seeking evangelistic work.
Advert says Buckien’s Arnica Salve, used by mothers and grandmothers for burns boils scalds sores skin eruptions cuts sprains and bruises, offers reliable cures after forty years of proof. It claims unmatched aid for piles cold sores and similar ailments and notes it costs 25 cents at all druggists.
The 25th annual Fair of the Rappahannock Valley Agricultural and Mechanical Society will be held in Fredericksburg Virginia on September 24 25 and 26 Cavalry troops from the U S Army will perform daily maneuvers A Confederate Reunion with parade addresses and a free dinner Farmers Institute and other events are planned.
Board of directors in Mathews Virginia on July 1 1912 resolves to amend charter by changing name to The Bank of Mathews Inc and to reduce issued capital stock from 50000 to 25000 dollars by retirement of up to 250 shares. Stockholders meet July 11 1912 and unanimously adopt the resolution. Notarization and official certification follow dated July 24 1912 with Sands Smith Jr notary.
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