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Newspaper
Mount Airy News
Location
Mount Airy, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1900
Page
1
United States Senator McEnery of Louisiana endorses Perenas, praising its efficacy. The piece presents a column titled A Column of Medicine two thousand feet high and cites the senator’s respectful endorsement, noting his use of the remedy.
A historical ad recounts three car loads daily of Peruna, claiming millions of bottles shipped yearly to meet catarrh demand across the United States. It features testimonials from Maggie Turner of Holly Springs and contractor Roberts of Iowa, praising Peruna's curing power and urging readers to request free catarrh books from The Peruna Drug Mfg Co. in Columbus, Ohio.
The Indianapolis News argues the United States should push for a Chinese government that pays indemnity for outrages, guarantees future stability, preserves imperial integrity, and maintains an open door. It warns against harsh punishments and supports open Pekin with trials for future executions, except those tied to the Boxer uprising. The paper urges winning progressive Chinese support and avoiding excessive punitive actions.
J Edward Pratt reports from Manila on Filipino burial customs and church ties, noting wealthier rites, the padre’s role, testa processions, and the social reach of the church. He contrasts native devotion with American governance under Grant, comments on Alcalde votes, and describes war weariness, transport, and Manila’s bars, hotels, and currency deceptions amid the rainy season.
A harsh critique condemns the United States for its high homicide rate and casual regard for human life. The piece cites recent news of numerous killings, arguing the nation’s murder rate surpasses that of other so called civilized countries. It questions why life is undervalued in a land that proclaims freedom and bravery.
Millionaire Andrew Carnegie, speaking at the Montefiore Home Thanksgiving in New York, praised rising gifts to the poor and quipped that his tombstone should read that he induced others to give rather than reference his own philanthropy. He contrasted his Pittsburgh gifts with the broader impact of prompting others to contribute.
A reflective excerpt notes that every effort to bring happiness, every person neglected, and every temptation overcome, contributes to advancing toward goodness and heaven, as expressed by Dean Stanley.
Says He Was Tortured. I suffered such pain from corns I could hardly walk writes H Rob inson Hillsborough Ill thus Buck lens Arnica Save completely cured them. Acts like magic on sprains bruises cuts sores scalds burns boils ulcers. Perfect healer of skin diseases and piles. Cure guaranteed by Dr W S Taylor Druggist 25.
Fragmentary OCR describes a violent incident, mentioning Stobst and Stokes, with references to Mrs Levine and Rev Woh, noting Stokes as a forceful minister and an ex Virginia University president from a prominent family. The text is garbled but centers on a tragedy and strong regional figures.
A chaotic night near the Reed building ends with Will Brown approaching and entering the front while Black people danced nearby. Details about motives and outcomes remain unclear in the fragment.
Among thousands who have used Berlain's Cough Remedy, the Gastonia blind factory faced scrutiny as rumors spread. J. W. Me-The details remain unclear as reports reach local readers about product trust and employment implications.
Greensboro Broad urges action while Congressman Kitcbin introduces a congressional resolution to repeal the 15th Amendment. The editorial complains of political bias in church matters and questions whether Gallie and the court will be deemed guilty for seeking information. The letter commends ongoing efforts to educate North Carolina women and elevate the home.
Letters from Piehop Potter raise questions about donor influence in New York City matters. The correspondence prompts scrutiny of contributions and potential impact on police and commissioner discussions.
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