Old North State tobacco prompts local shop visit
A fragment describes Old North State tobacco and its processing from unripe leaves to ripe stock, urging readers to visit smoke-stores to buy makings. The piece shifts to social notices in Monroe and Wis., mentioning Agatha Faulk and Zulma Jarreau, with a note on a sprained ankle remedy from Chamberlain's Liniment sold by dealers.
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Astor Estate Plans War on Hotel Workers Over Negro Waiters
Representatives of the Astor estate declared they will oppose the workers' association and replace striking staff with Black waiters. The Waldorf Astoria Plaza Knickerbocker Hotel Astor House are owned by the estate, with Plaza manager Fre Sterry firing 45 union waiters and saying 200 Negro workers are ready to be hired. This marks the first time Negro waiters appear at the Plaza and at similar luxury hotels in decades.
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New York
Remarkable Recovery Prompts Praise for Household Remedy
Mrs. Maria Goertz of Orienta Oklahoma recounts dramatic health improvements after using Dr Hartman’s remedies. She gains 40 pounds and says her husband, children, and she were cured of asthma and various catarrh symptoms. She credits the medicine and doctor’s advice with restoring her strength and ability to work.
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Oklahoma
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