Salem’s Oldest Citizen Timoth Vogler Remembered
Memoir extracts reveal Timoth Vogler of Salem who died aged many years. He chronicled his father Christopher Vogler roguish gunsmith of Salem and the Vogler family’s 100 year business legacy.
06 Feb 1896
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Newspaper
Mount Airy News
Location
Mount Airy, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1896
Page
1
Memoir extracts reveal Timoth Vogler of Salem who died aged many years. He chronicled his father Christopher Vogler roguish gunsmith of Salem and the Vogler family’s 100 year business legacy.
The report cites U S public debt figures from 1885 through 1895 and per capita tax data, including tariff yields and bond redemptions. It references international debt standings and coinage per capita for silver and gold amid a Winston Sentinel item describing a fatal Tuesday night assault in negro town with a baseball bat.
Col. John E. Brown, a longtime Charlotte attorney and former solicitor of the Criminal court, shot himself in a law building toilet. He died after a long brain injury from the wound and a failed operation. His death shocked local residents and he was noted as a respected elder of the First Presbyterian Church.
An 19th century fragment promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a superior spring blood purifier and strength builder, with claims of its wide popularity at 25 cents per box. It also references Ayer's Cherry Catoral and a vague nod to the Monroe Doctrine amid mixed product mentions.
Letter from General L R Trimble honors Lieut Col Fulton of Stokes County North Carolina, praising his gallantry as he led the Twenty North Carolina in Northern Virginia and at Manassas where he fell. Trimble notes his kindness discipline and bravery and offers condolences to his father with a wish for emulation of his virtues and patriotism.
Mahlon Brannon held a license to wed Kimeek Reavis of Yadkin County but her father J Reavis opposed the match as she was 16. After threats to revoke the license, Brannon refused to surrender it leading to a lawsuit. a compromise settled at a magistrate’s home with Brannon surrendering the license and the Register paying Reavis $25 plus costs.
W T Nelson president of the Second National Bank in Jackson Tenn endorses King's Royal Germetser as a non narcotic nerve tranquilizer and restorative. He says it best treats indigestion and nervous trouble and has recommended it for years. New package large doses likely sold by D A Medios.
A husband in Sandy Ridge township, Union county, beat his wife after suspecting her fidelity. She escaped to a neighbor’s house but spent a cold night exposed to bad weather. The assault and weather may leave him unable to recover. suspicions proved unfounded. Residents condemn the act as cowardly.
A friend met Sidney Smith at Brighton where he sought baths to slim down. The wit quipped that he had grown thinner since last seeing him. Smith replied that ten days there had shaved off enough to make a curate.
Capt Hawkins reports a young boy about 14 or 15 jumped from a moving train near Bethania after locking himself in a closet on the way to North Wilkesboro. The man was unharmed. search parties later learned he passed through Lovelock, Rural Hall, muddy but unscathed.
The article recalls Miss Clara Barton leading Red Cross relief to the Orient despite Sultan's ban and includes a Raleigh citizen praising her life saving care in Washington. It also notes Dr Keely's grippe treatment, a Pennsylvania loot discovery, and mentions political notes about presidential nominees and Hood's Sarsaparilla benefits.
The Greenville Tobacco Board Trade redirected funds from an early banquet to aid a family whose home and belongings were ruined by a fire. They supplied more than $1,000 in food and cash, reflecting a strong community spirit and charity.
After revival services at the Methodist Church in Ricamonp Wood stocks K Haas a well known 22 year old fired at Miss Lucy McCann three times with a 38 and then shot himself in the heart Doctors say recovery possible The motive stemmed from past refusals to accompany her The remainder quotes reflect congressional critique of legislative work and member behavior
Mana correspondent reports Deputy Collector Hunt seized a moonshine outfit in Yadkin county. The still cap was a fish barrel half and the worm a sourwood sapling with a hole bored through it. 700 gallons of beer were found. owner was absent.
For twenty years an unknown person has deposited a $500 note in the church contribution box every December day in the suburbs of London. Church members quietly seek the donor but withhold names to avoid ending the charitable drops.
A Berlin telegram reports a memorial funeral service held Thursday at St George Episcopal Church for Theodore Runyon, the late United States Ambassador to Germany.
The article reports on a tentative plan by Senator Gorman to retire treasury notes and issue new bonds, enabling free coinage of silver and sparking opposition from sound money factions in the Democratic and Silver Republican ranks. It also covers the sentencing of Tom Horn for shooting his sweetheart and Gov. Carr paying a reward for the capture of Robert Seales, with Seales jailed at Wentworth.
An advertisement extols King's Royal Germetuer as a pleasant refreshing medical remedy for all ages and both sexes. It claims high favor among users and positions the product as the greatest of all remedies for diverse conditions.
An 19th century advertisement promises appetite, sleep, digestion, nervous energy, kidney function, blood purification, and overall health improvement. It urges readers to write for a 46 page book and notes Taylor & Banner and D. A. Houston as sellers.
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